Thai Transkription that solves word boundaries and tonal ambiguity
Thai script has no spaces between words, creating genuine ambiguity — ตากลม could segment as ตา+กลม ("eye" + "round") or ตาก+ลม ("to dry" + "wind"). Vowels can appear before, after, above, below, or surrounding the consonant they belong to (เกาะ places เ- before and -าะ after ก). Thai has five tones partly determined by consonant class, and register varies widely — the word for "eat" alone has three levels: กิน (informal), รับประทาน (formal), and เสวย (royal). Vocova's AI resolves these ambiguities from context, producing correctly segmented Thai text with natural readability.