Glossika is temporarily under maintenance. We'll bring Glossika back as soon as possible.

An example sentence: คุณซาบีน/Sabineไม่มางานปาร์ตี้ * Correct: คุณaaaไม่มางานปาร์ตี้ * Correct: khunM name maiF maM nganM paM-tiF * Correct: khunm sabeen mayf ma ngan pba tdi * Correct: khunm saben mai ma: ngaan pa:M-tdiif * Incorrect: khun sabine mai maah nganM pam tif (wrong tone: h) * Incorrect: คุณaaaไม่่มางานปารตี้ (1st tone typed twice and silent marker not added on ร์) Fuzzy matching is not available for typing in Thai * typing out of order (always do top/bottom vowels before adding tones) * letters should be typed in sequence from left to right including pre-vowels * many vowel and consonant sequences are homophones, so be sure to type the correct spellings * if we have a spelling mistake, please inform us and we'll correct it. We use Royal Thai romanization with a couple changes: * Glossika indicates long vowels * we use c instead of j * caveat: open and closed /o/ not distinguished, so please consult the IPA on the recording page Fuzzy matching is available for romanization as follows: * syllables ending in either -o/w, -i/y, -s/t, -f/p, -d/t are accepted * mid consonants writter either p/pb, t/td are accepted * vowels will be accepted whether you type them long or short. Double the first core vowel for long vowels, or use : (colon) after the first core vowel * tones are written with a single letter at the end of the word: (H)igh, (M)iddle, (L)ow, (F)alling, (R)ising. Tones are optional and can be omitted. Note: if you write the wrong tone, your answer will be wrong. * spaces between syllables and phrases are optional * dashes between syllables are optional or you may use spaces instead * punctuation can be ignored * personal names have no correct spelling in Thai, so you may enter the English spelling, the Thai spelling, or simply omit the name, as we will not count a sentence wrong if you type a name wrong. Names are not that important in learning languages, but Glossika uses lots of names as anchors in sentences to help learners parse sentences more easily. Contact Us if: * you find a spelling mistake (send us a screenshot) * a correct answer keeps triggering incorrect (copy your text answer and send it to us with a screenshot of the original Thai sentence) * you find Thai text mixed in with romanization (send us a screenshot) * you find syllables split incorrectly, a wrong romanization, or wrong tone marker (send us the URL link to the correct form you found in a dictionary as proof, include a Glossika screenshot of the sentence)

* romanization pronunciation has been updated to a modified Royal Thai General System. We use 2 romanizations: one with accents for tones over core vowels, the other for ease of typing answers placing tones at the end of every syllable, (M)id (H)igh (L)ow (F)alling (R)ising * modifications include: doubling letters for long vowels, aspirated consonants add -h (including ch), unaspirated have no -h (including c), separate from voiced consonants (Thai doesn't have 'g') * updated syllable detection and word boundaries using a combination of AI and other algorithms * multiple-syllable words found in the dictionary are now indicated with hyphens between syllables (not required when we turn typing back on) * foreign personal names have no authoritatively correct spelling in Thai, so we're introducing ruby text in these cases that show the English spelling of a name, and when typing practice is turned on, we'll allow optional typing of names in English, Thai, or romanization * we're also working on a new update for foreign names used on Glossika * this is the first of several new Thai text updates. Some bugs have made it into the current release: such as อยู่ yuL not showing long vowel and a dangling length sign on romanization of เธอ thoeMː. These and other bugs will be resolved in the next update * a vocabulary tool for tracking your Thai vocabulary will be released on Glossika soon

The new version of Icelandic audio will start to get released in mid-November.

We’re making good progress on the new Thai update! We plan to release a new update on Thai pronunciation on November 1st, and get the full practice mode back on November 7th.

Fuzzy spelling for ى and ی and ي are now interchangeable and accepted as correct.

お伺- indicating long "o", has been corrected to "ou-"

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