Learn to write the Thai alphabet: consonants

Printable consonant pages to practice writing the Thai alphabet like a child.

Note: Consonants are traditionally associated with a typical word having it as an initial or emphasising it.

The name of the consonant is formed by associating the sound " or " and recalling the word type.

Example: the letter " ข "(Kh) will say Khor Khai (ข ไข่) " Khor "being the consonant Kh and " Khai "the word egg, therefore Khor Khai is the Kh of Khai, as if we were saying in French Bé bébé, the B of Bébé, that helps to memorise.

On the pages to be printed there are arrows indicating the direction to take

Print cards to learn the Thai alphabet

Before you start printing the pages below, you can start by printing this PDF file which describes the Thai consonants and vowels in card form and the different ways of writing them, for example :

Consonant and vowel cards of the Thai alphabet in PDF

To see the images below in real size, click on them, then right-click and "View Image" and then click on them again, you can then save or print them.

All consonants

Kor kai (chicken)

Khor khai (egg)

Khor khuat (bottle)

Khor khwaai (water buffalo)

Khor khon (person)

Khor rakhang (bell)

Ngor nguu (snake)

Jor jaan (plate)

Chor ching (cymbal)

Chor chaang (elephant)

Sor soo (chain)

Yor ying (female)

Dor chadaa (tiara)

Tor patak (spear)

Thor sunthaan (base)

Thor naangmonthoo (name of a princess)

Thor phuuthao (old man)

Nor neen (novice monk)

Dor dek (child)

Tor tao (turtle)

Thor thung (bag)

Thor thahaan (soldier)

Thor thong (flag)

Nor nou (mouse)

Bor baimaai (leaf)

Por plaa (fish)

Phor phueng (bee)

For faa (cover)

Phor phaan (cup)

For fan (tooth)

Phor samphao (sailing boat)

Mor maa (horse)

Yor yak (ogre)

Ror ruea (canoe)

Lor ling (monkey)

Wor waen (ring)

Sor saalaa (pavilion)

Sor reusii (hermit)

Sor seua (tiger)

Hor hiip (chest)

Lor chulaa (kite)

Or aang (basin)

Hor nokhuuk (owl)

If you want to practice writing :

Vowels : Learn to write Thai vowels, printable page
Figures: Learn to write Thai numbers

The Thai alphabet in the form of a card comes from the site slice-of-thai.com