Thai Tone Translator ?
Tone Markers
Tones are marked with combining diacritics below the vowel:
Tone 1 (mid)
Tone 2 (low)
Tone 3 (falling)
Tone 4 (high)
Tone 5 (rising)
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Vowel sounds
o represents as in german "Boden" (or english "go")

ø represents as in german "Boxen" (or english "thought")

ä,ö,ü work the same as in german.
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Why are there multiple options
This application uses Thai spelling rules to list all possible pronounciations of a word. The pronounciation is often ambiguous, mostly due to inherent vowels (i.e. hidden vowels). The first line represents the best guess of this application. In many cases, the actual pronounciation can only be determined using a dictionary. I implemented a very limited dictionary, but many words are not yet covered. If you have a suggestion for a specific word, send me an email: [email protected]. For made up words, names, or for learning purposes, the dictionary can be disabled via the checkbox below.
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Sources
Vowel sounds derived from the Thai vowel tables on Wikipedia

Tone rules based on the Thai tone chart from Wikipedia

Word recognition is based on a dictionary from Github