The Bangkok dialect is the standard language of thai. Thai is an analytical and isolated language. The basic words are mostly monosyllabic words, and different tones can distinguish between words and grammar. The use of composition and overlap is widely used in word formation. Thai has absorbed a large number of Sanskrit, Pali, and a considerable number of Khmer, Khmer, Chinese, Malay and English vocabulary.
Thai at least 60% more vocabulary words from ancient India, Sanskrit and Pali, mostly political, philosophy, religion, art, psychology and abstract language, and with the spread of Buddhism and Brahmanism, mostly copy it, but in order to pronounce convenience, the last 1 or 2 syllables are often simplified, in writing but still retain the original Sanskrit, Pali complete font. So writing Thai is a lot harder than speaking thai.
Thai (), formerly known as the Siamese (Siamese), the official language of Thailand. Is a Sino Tibetan language family Zhuang Zhuang Dong Dai branch. Use population of about 50 million. There are 4 dialects in the middle, north, northeast and south.
Thai belongs to phonemic type. The Lan Ganheng inscription in thirteenth Century is the earliest and most complete Thai literature. According to the inscription records, RAM khamhaeng 1283 Sukhothai dynasty created a Thai text. In fact, Thai is the "Meng" and "Khmer" to be transformed, and later through the reform of the past, the formation of modern Tai Wen. Modern Thai has 42 consonants, 32 vowels and symbols. Vowel letters can appear before and after consonants, and can also appear in the upper and lower parts of consonant letters. Having 4 tone symbols, marked at the top right of the consonant, and the first tone without marking. Thai writing from left and right, usually do not use punctuation marks.