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**deejay** · 06-29-2006 06:42 AM

ค

Kor Kwaai

The 4th consonant in the Thai alphabet, a low-class letter pronounced like 'kh' at the beginning of a syllable, or 'k' at the end of a syllable

Each letter is named after something. Similar to when you are learning English, A = Apple, B = Bear etc.

ค Kor Kwaai (buffalo)

"Kor" is the sound that letter makes and "Kwaai" means buffalo

**forwardone** · 06-29-2006 10:47 AM

So it seems a lot of letters are `double-barelled` then?

**Coffee Break** · 06-30-2006 05:12 AM

I guess you could say that. Some have a different sound depending if they are at the start of the word or the end of the word :wink:

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