Do thai people know how to pronunce word"nyung"? |
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Do thai people know how to pronunce word"nyung"? |
 Jan 15 2011, 10:33 PM
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sorry I just want to know he ask these children's name he siad " jao seu yung" but the correct one is " jao seu nyung "
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUR0SiNv46s...feature=related |
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Jan 15 2011, 10:58 PM
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QUOTE (muzumaki @ Jan 16 2011, 03:33 AM)  sorry I just want to know he ask these children's name he siad " jao seu yung" but the correct one is " jao seu nyung " http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUR0SiNv46s...feature=related Depends on the dialect of region. Issan dialect is slightly different from nothern Dialect. Issan dialect sounds more like "Eyang" where nothern Dialect would sound more like "unyung" Why do you think he had to sound like Lao dialect? do you think Lao is the only Tai dialect? rofl |
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Jan 16 2011, 11:58 AM
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AF Fiend  Group: Members Posts: 349 Joined: 24-December 10 From: SAVANNAKHET "Laos" |
I think Thai say "Nying"? But in Lao "Ning" mean mentor or substituting.
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Jan 16 2011, 01:54 PM
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QUOTE (Juejue @ Jan 16 2011, 12:58 PM) I think Thai say "Nying"? But in Lao "Ning" mean mentor or substituting. thai don't have "ny" only "y" 's sound
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Jan 16 2011, 05:05 PM
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AF Fiend Group: Members Posts: 349 Joined: 24-December 10 From: SAVANNAKHET "Laos" |
QUOTE (muzumaki @ Jan 16 2011, 02:54 PM) thai don't have "ny" only "y" 's sound I guess modern Thai language has changed into a Chinese sound. Instead of Ny, they use Y because of the laziness of the Thai or Jek Thai trying to change Thai original to make it sound more chinese. Modern Thai pronunciation now sound like Chinese because of Jek Thai manipulation of the sankrit an pali language. |
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Jan 16 2011, 07:53 PM
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AF Elite  Group: Members Posts: 5,151 Joined: 8-December 09 From: Thailand |
QUOTE (Juejue @ Jan 16 2011, 06:05 PM) I guess modern Thai language has changed into a Chinese sound. Instead of Ny, they use Y because of the laziness of the Thai or Jek Thai trying to change Thai original to make it sound more chinese. Modern Thai pronunciation now sound like Chinese because of Jek Thai manipulation of the sankrit an pali language. ha ha ha .. Look... an american kid talking about Pali/Sanskrit. What a laught 
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Jan 17 2011, 02:58 AM
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Laotians, French, Italians, Burmese, Cambodians, Spanish, and I believe Vietnamese (not sure) all have the NY sound and many if not all also have the Y sound, but Thais are unable to pronounce NY and can only make the simple Y sound. LOL!
In Laotian, we have two different words such as Nyaa and Yaa, but in Thai those two different words would be pronounced as Yaa. Thais can't pronounce Ny like Europeans, Latin Americans, and many Asians. The Spanish Aņo (year) would be pronounced as Ayo in Thai. 
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Jan 17 2011, 03:04 AM
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QUOTE (muzumaki @ Jan 15 2011, 07:33 PM) sorry I just want to know he ask these children's name he siad " jao seu yung" but the correct one is " jao seu nyung " http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUR0SiNv46s...feature=related Thais can't pronounce NY properly. They can only pronounce Y sound because in stupid Thai language there is no distinction between Y and NY, but in Laotian language we have preserved both Y and NY, but Thai only has Y.
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Jan 17 2011, 03:08 AM
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QUOTE (Savan @ Jan 17 2011, 03:04 AM) Thais can't pronounce NY properly. They can only pronounce Y sound because in stupid Thai language there is no distinction between Y and NY, but in Laotian language we have preserved both Y and NY, but Thai only has Y. umm, so clear 
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Jan 17 2011, 03:59 AM
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QUOTE (Savan @ Jan 17 2011, 03:04 PM) Thais can't pronounce NY properly. They can only pronounce Y sound because in stupid Thai language there is no distinction between Y and NY, but in Laotian language we have preserved both Y and NY, but Thai only has Y. Lao language don't have ch sound, r sound and diphthong. Which is more stupid language? 
This post has been edited by thaiboy: Jan 17 2011, 04:00 AM |
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Jan 17 2011, 05:26 AM
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QUOTE (thaiboy @ Jan 17 2011, 03:59 AM) Lao language don't have ch sound, r sound and diphthong. Which is more stupid language? how about this"ຣ" we don't have , but we can pronounce it
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Jan 17 2011, 07:36 AM
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QUOTE (muzumaki @ Jan 17 2011, 02:26 PM) how about this"ຣ" we don't have , but we can pronounce it oh leally hun? lets tell dem der leal tluth, we can not plonounce it  oh and me lub u long tammme naaaa!?
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Jan 17 2011, 11:24 PM
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QUOTE (thaiboy @ Jan 17 2011, 12:59 AM) Lao language don't have ch sound, r sound and diphthong. Which is more stupid language? Thai is more stupid because Thai script does not match how Thais actually pronounce their words. Please prove to us that we don't have R sound. We know how to speak our own language and yes, we have R sound, but we don't go crazy with it. We don't have a speech impediment. We also have CH, but we prefer to pronounce it as S and only say CH when necessary. I don't know where you live, but CH is an easy sound to make, but too much of it sounds funny. And dipthongs? Do you realize what dipthongs are? They're just two consonants next to one another. Prove to us that Laotian language does not have consonants side by side. Again, excessive use of dipthongs in tonal languages sound funny. Which language is stupid and funny? Now do you know how to speak Spanish properly or do you change NY sound to Y like other thais? This post has been edited by Savan: Jan 17 2011, 11:24 PM |
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Jan 18 2011, 02:38 AM
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AF Guru  Group: Members Posts: 4,957 Joined: 12-February 09 From: Siamese City of Angels |
The nasalized NY sound of the Laotians is so fugling funny and redneck sound. Bangkokians can't stand of this bannork sound. And I don't think the Laotian NY is close to any of Latin-based languages becuz the Laotians have the most flattest noses in this world
. All Laotian dialects of Laos are to much hillbilly to me, the Bangkokian.
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Jan 18 2011, 02:43 AM
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AF Guru Group: Members Posts: 4,957 Joined: 12-February 09 From: Siamese City of Angels |
Savannah b!tch prefers Kuay (PENIS) to Kwai (BUFFALO), becuz Lao language has no Kw sound. Thats why she love BUTT-HURTING.
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Jan 18 2011, 09:00 PM
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QUOTE (Savan @ Jan 17 2011, 07:58 AM) Laotians, French, Italians, Burmese, Cambodians, Spanish, and I believe Vietnamese (not sure) all have the NY sound and many if not all also have the Y sound, but Thais are unable to pronounce NY and can only make the simple Y sound. LOL! In Laotian, we have two different words such as Nyaa and Yaa, but in Thai those two different words would be pronounced as Yaa. Thais can't pronounce Ny like Europeans, Latin Americans, and many Asians. The Spanish Aņo (year) would be pronounced as Ayo in Thai. Your pretty retarded arent you? in thai it would be turned into a 2 syllable word An-Yo rather than just keeping it as 1 syllable. Savan once again proves that he knows absolutely fu-k all about Thai language and culture lol Well done Savan. Maybe you should actually learn how to speak Lao properly first before commenting on language lol Its obvious you speak Lao with an american accent lol You cant read or write Lao script either. So what do you know? lol |
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Jan 18 2011, 09:05 PM
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Oh and yes completely ignore my first post on this and go off and claim this and that about Thai language.
Central Thai dont even use the word Nyung. They use the word "arai" only northern and Issan use a similar word which is "unyung" and Eyung" you Laotards are really stupid i mean honestly. Ive never met people this stupid before lol its almost jaw dropping on how stupid people can be. No wonder thai word for stupid is "Lao" lol it makes so much sense. |
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Jan 19 2011, 12:31 AM
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QUOTE (Savan @ Jan 16 2011, 11:58 PM) Laotians, French, Italians, Burmese, Cambodians, Spanish, and I believe Vietnamese (not sure) all have the NY sound and many if not all also have the Y sound, but Thais are unable to pronounce NY and can only make the simple Y sound. LOL! In Laotian, we have two different words such as Nyaa and Yaa, but in Thai those two different words would be pronounced as Yaa. Thais can't pronounce Ny like Europeans, Latin Americans, and many Asians. The Spanish Aņo (year) would be pronounced as Ayo in Thai. English doesn't even the initial sound either. A similar sound exist, just not in the initial position. How do Thais say Kanya (virgin), Sannya (mark), Pannya, etc. Personally, I think Ny sounds horrible because it's nasal. In Khmer, I guess we borrow the word 'smile' from Laos instead of Thai, and it ends up being nyo-nyim, so friggin hard to say when Yim sounds nicer. This post has been edited by mushrooms: Jan 19 2011, 12:32 AM |
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Jan 19 2011, 01:14 AM
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QUOTE (Savan @ Jan 17 2011, 02:58 AM) Laotians, French, Italians, Burmese, Cambodians, Spanish, and I believe Vietnamese (not sure) all have the NY sound and many if not all also have the Y sound, but Thais are unable to pronounce NY and can only make the simple Y sound. LOL! In Laotian, we have two different words such as Nyaa and Yaa, but in Thai those two different words would be pronounced as Yaa. Thais can't pronounce Ny like Europeans, Latin Americans, and many Asians. The Spanish Aņo (year) would be pronounced as Ayo in Thai. Such an ignorant statement!!! we could pronouce both Yaa and Nyaa( without those nosalized sound, coz we find it rather funny!lolz) งา (NYAA)= sesame and tusk ยา(YAA)= medicine Next time you do some research before say'n something that foolish... This post has been edited by PeaceMan: Jan 19 2011, 01:15 AM |
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Jan 19 2011, 02:34 AM
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QUOTE (PeaceMan @ Jan 19 2011, 01:14 AM) Such an ignorant statement!!! we could pronouce both Yaa and Nyaa( without those nosalized sound, coz we find it rather funny!lolz) งา (NYAA)= sesame and tusk ยา(YAA)= medicine Next time you do some research before say'n something that foolish...
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