Looking For Audio Files For All Thai Consonants

[diceq]

I'd like to have audio files for all words in the Thai alphabet (chicken, egg etc). Preferably as Anki flashcards. Has anyone compiled this already?

[Jawnie]

Youtube.

[JetsetBkk]

Not the audio files, but you can listen to the alphabet (and more):

http://www.learningthai.com/thai-alphabet/thai-consonants.html

[Tchooptip]

Plenty on App Store for iPhone or iPad, some excellent by the way, also for Android of course !

[diceq]

I need it for an Anki deck so I am looking for audio files split up for every word. And I've checked out all the apps in the Android store and none of them do what I want them to do.

[klons]

I need it for an Anki deck so I am looking for audio files split up for every word. And I've checked out all the apps in the Android store and none of them do what I want them to do.

You can split them up yourself. What I would do is get an audio from somewhere like youtube. http://learn-thai-podcast.com/archive/the-thai-alphabet-video/

record the audio or download the video then convert it to mp3 audio only. Then open it up with an audio editor such as Audacity, a free program you can download from CNET. Then split them up and save them as individual files.

[klons]

example:gaw gai.mp3

[diceq]

I need it for an Anki deck so I am looking for audio files split up for every word. And I've checked out all the apps in the Android store and none of them do what I want them to do.

You can split them up yourself. What I would do is get an audio from somewhere like youtube. http://learn-thai-podcast.com/archive/the-thai-alphabet-video/

record the audio or download the video then convert it to mp3 audio only. Then open it up with an audio editor such as Audacity, a free program you can download from CNET. Then split them up and save them as individual files.

That was exactly what I was planning to do, but I wanted to see if someone else had done it already. But you are saying Audacity supports splitting up the files and cutting out the pauses between automatically? Because I would like to avoid having to do that manually for each consonant.

[bifftastic]

I don't think Audacity will do it automatically, you might have to spend 10 minutes doing it yourself.

[wprime]

Here:

[diceq]

Turned out Audacity did do it automatically. Analyze > Silence Finder.

[bifftastic]

Cool. Nice to know