These tones are 声调 of Thai language siang saaman is the normal tone of Thai language (not the same in Mandarin) siang ayk is similar to the third tone in Mandarin ex. ไก่ = gǎi siang toh is the same as the fourth tone in Mandarin ex. ใต้ = dài siang dtree is similar to the first tone in Mandarin siang jatdtawaa is the same as the second tone in Mandarin ex. จี๋ = jí However, you cannot practice these tones by reading, you have to listen! and most of theThai tones is not exactly the same as in Mandarin. They are just similar. So find some Thai people your know and let them pronounce these tones for you.

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I can explain a few things to you. All tones in Thai language when written in english alphabet look same but when spoken they sound different. This is why when we learn, we start with the alphabet ก : กา,ก่า,ก้า,ก๊า,ก๋า 1 - sĭang săa-man = mid-tone example กา ka 2 - sĭang àyk = low tone exsample ก่า ka 3 - sĭang toh = falling tone exsample ก้า ka 4 - sĭang dtree = high tone exsample ก๊า kar 5 - sĭang jàt-dtà-waa = rising tone exsample ก๋า kar

好的，如果不懂我可以发视频请教发音是否正确。

会学完的，但需要了解规则，这样一来就不用记全部的那么多了。哪里不懂这里随时可以问，大家会尽力的帮你。