Help writing name in Thai

[Clutch]

All right, I gotta know.

Sorry if its asked already, this name is popular:

Sarah-ann.

[David_Loves_Ubonwan]

Sarah = ซาร่าห์
Ann = แอนน์

David

[Claudio]

I have just discovered this site when doing a web search about learning Thai. Many thanks to the developers of this great resource!

Having found this thread, I'm very curious about the spelling of my name in Thai: Claudio.

Many thanks in advance!

[djaidee]

Claudio = เคลาดีโอ

[beautiful]

I've been trying to learn how to write anothai in thai for the longest, eversince i saw tik's lakorn with that name. i fell in love with it. can you please help me learn how to write anothai in thai?

[Surawut]

I've been trying to learn how to write anothai in thai for the longest, eversince i saw tik's lakorn with that name. i fell in love with it. can you please help me learn how to write anothai in thai?

อโนทัย

[gaothao]

hello i'm trying to learn how to write gao thao in thai? my name seems to be a bit difficult to write

[Surawut]

Is your name "tonal"? or all midtone? are the syllables long or short?

There are a few ways this could be written, possibly เกาเทา

[gaothao]

the syllables are short, it kinda sounds like cow but just with a more 'g' sound in the beginning and so does the thao. it's also a short syllable word too. so it's quick when you say them together.

Is your name "tonal"? or all midtone? are the syllables long or short?

There are a few ways this could be written, possibly เกาเทา

[Surawut]

the syllables are short, it kinda sounds like cow but just with a more 'g' sound in the beginning and so does the thao. it's also a short syllable word too. so it's quick when you say them together.

In that case, my opinion is that เกาเทา would sound right.