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Thai word

ช่าง

châang

技术员/工匠

Falling tone

How to pronounce ช่าง

High Low

Falling tone

Starts high, falls quickly to low

ช่าง is written châang and carries the falling tone. Listen first, then copy the pitch — in Thai the pitch belongs to the word the way a vowel does.

Same syllable, five tones

Thai uses pitch to tell words apart. Below is the same syllable on each of the five tones — nothing changes but the pitch. Say your word (highlighted) on one of the other four and a Thai listener hears a different word, or none at all.

  1. chaang

    Mid tone

  2. chàang

    Low tone

  3. châang

    Falling tone

    ช่าง
  4. chǎang

    Rising tone

  5. cháang

    High tone

What does ช่าง mean?

Translation

技术员/工匠

ช่าง (châang) means "技术员/工匠" in Thai.

Tone: Falling tone Frequency: #42 neutral

Example sentences

ช่างเถอะ ไม่เป็นไรหรอก

châang thòe, mâi bpen rai ràawk

算了,没什么大不了的。

Test yourself

One word from the same tone group. Its meaning is not on this page — see whether it stuck.

What does this word mean?

ห้า

hâa

More words with the falling tone — the same pitch shape, different words.

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