Comment
1 Thai consonants), unit of the local ISAN. Compared with the standard Thai language, it appears that there is no audio unit was born in northeastern Thai language territoriality is the phoneme/r/phoneme/ch/and both of which would be proportionate to (Correspondence) with the phoneme/s/, /L/and/h/in order 2
) consonants/n/phoneme occurs in the Thai language, the local ISAN Thai language, but does not occur in standard/n/phoneme, therefore it is proportionate to the/y/phoneme in Thai language alphabetic
. 3.) in addition to the above observations from the phoneme that is proportionate to the standard Thai language audio units also have a local Thai consonants in the language units, the Northeast is proportionate to the standard Thai language consonants unit from understanding just how much less. Units of local Thai language/c/consonants is proportionate to the Northeast with the standard Thai language phoneme/ch/in c/ɯ̂:N/(northeast)/ch ɯ́: n/(Thai) "damp" and//cúp (northeast)//chúp (Thai) "dye" and units of local Thai consonants/m/is proportionate to the Northeast with the standard Thai language consonants,/l/in/mɯ: n/l/n (North) ɯ̂/(Thai) "slippery"
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