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Consonant Trainer

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Thai tone rules depend heavily on consonant class. If you want tones to stop feeling random, class recall has to be automatic.

Consonant Class Trainer turns that into fast drillable skill: see a consonant, identify mid/high/low, repeat in short rounds.

Best when paired with Today's Session
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10 min
Beginner
Intermediate
Reading
Pronunciation
Tones
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What You'll Do

  • See a Thai consonant
  • Choose its class (mid/high/low)
  • Get instant feedback and build speed through repetition

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Trying to memorize all 44 consonants at once—focus on the 24 high-frequency ones first
  • Ignoring consonant class and jumping to tone rules—class is the foundation
  • Not drilling aspiration contrasts—the aspirated/unaspirated distinction does not exist in English and needs dedicated practice

Use This with Today's Session

  • Ideal as a warm-up block before tones or reading.
  • Small daily doses compound quickly—Today's Session keeps it consistent.

Pro Tips

  • Learn mid-class consonants first (there are only 9)
  • Focus on the consonant classes for tone rules
  • Use the sound hints to remember pronunciation

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to memorize all consonants first?

No. Start drilling immediately—recognition improves through practice.

Why is class so important?

It's a key input to tone rules and makes reading more predictable.

What should I do next?

Pair with tone drills and guided reading to apply the skill in real context.