Learn how to write สระ โอะ (sà-rà ò)
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| Do you know how to write the short 'o,' or สระ โอะ (sà-rà ò) in Thai when there is a final consonant? Here's the tricky part: you can hear it, but you don't write it. |
| (o) |
| If there is a final consonant, write only the initial consonant and the final consonant. |
| Now, let's look at some words. |
| Listen carefully. You can hear the short 'o' sound in every word. |
| ขม (khǒm) bitter |
| สน (sǒn) pine |
| หยด (yòt) drop |
| When a syllable has a final consonant, สระ โอะ (sà-rà ò) is not written. You only write the initial consonant and the final consonant. |
| But the short 'o' sound is still there when you speak. |
| Let's review. When there is a final consonant, we do not write สระ โอะ (sà-rà ò), but the short 'o' sound is still there. |
| สระ โอะ สระ โอะ |
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