Thai voice over, natively reviewed.
Thai is tonal, has no spaces between words, and uses particles that signal politeness and gender. A native reviewer checks all three.
Accents and variants of Thai.
- Standard Thai (Bangkok)
- The standard of broadcast and corporate content.
- Polite voice
- A courteous voice for service and corporate content.
- Casual voice
- A relaxed reading for consumer and social content.
What a native Thai reviewer checks.
- Politeness particles
- The particles ครับ and ค่ะ mark politeness and the speaker's gender, so the voice and script must match.
- Tones
- Five tones change meaning. A native listener checks names and terms.
- Word boundaries
- Thai has no spaces between words, so reading pauses are set by hand.
Writing for Thai.
- Gender of the voice
- The particles tie the script to a male or female speaker, so the voice must fit.
- English words
- Common in business. Agree how each is said.
- Numbers and dates
- Dates may use the Buddhist Era year. Agree how it is read.
Thai voice over: questions.
Do we need a male and a female version?
If the script uses polite particles, the voice must match their gender.
Is Thai hard for software to read?
It can be, because there are no word spaces, and pauses need checking.
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