I love to listen our regional songs. All of them, I can hear and feel their accent สำเนียง in their songs.

Isan accent, Northeast Thai
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4G-d7NnbtM

PakTay accent, southern Thai
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCoMIm0EUe8

Lanna, Northern Thai
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE-BTz5doR8

Central Thai and PakTay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAOxqn2RqZg

Central Thai
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvESuQYzo_E

But listen to this Lao song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2d5-Eo77SQ

comparing to our Thai song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88OAXYcPtqY

Listen to this Lao song, It sounds like they are singing in Thai LOL I can't hear Lao accent (Samniang สำเนียง). No offend but they are singing with no different with Thai except few native Lao words. I only heard Lao accent just at the end of the clip when they speak not sing. Are modern Lao ppl especially in Vientiane who speak standard Lao, influenced by our Thai language? They also pronounce cluster consonant "KW, GW" (khwaam, Gwaang ความ, กว้าง) like us whereas all other Lao speakers (urban Laos, Isan) pronounce no cluster consonant (Khuam, Guang ควม, ก้วง). Listening to Lao songs, it's just like listen to Thai songs. No Laoness in them.

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b!tch, There are various Lao accent

LOG
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9VdmqGX9e8

SAM, KAVE, Anita
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIvu74oDdNI

Cells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDSPhzDD14M

Aluna
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxncVbv3qcc

A'Pact
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NEh5eXz95Q

Nalin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gOMwXyI7K8

Lang
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzmEziHNsFE


Lao music with Luang Prabang Accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx94WEgNBu8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCPbnUqviw4



This is Thai music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-My3jHtuu_8

Where is the Thainess?

You don't even understand what I am talking about, bug lil brain troll. I said "standard Lao" singing accent is just like standard Thai except your Lao native words. When Lao sing standard Lao, I just can't hear Lao accent but Thai.

LOG <<< rapping is just like talking. I can hear a bit Lao accent cuz he sing like he is talking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9VdmqGX9e8

SAM, KAVE, Anita , <<< singing part sounds like Thai. rap = shiet
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIvu74oDdNI

Cells <<< Yes, they are singing , sounds very Thai , It's just like they sing in Thai. Perfect evidence!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDSPhzDD14M

Aluna <<< same as Cells, sounds very Thai.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxncVbv3qcc

A'Pact <<< tell him don't copy Thai singing. LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NEh5eXz95Q

Nalin <<< same as Cells, sounds very Thai.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gOMwXyI7K8

Lang <<< tell him don't copy Thai singing. LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzmEziHNsFE

Lao music with Luang Prabang Accent <<< like LOG, they are just talking, yes I can hear Lao accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx94WEgNBu8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCPbnUqviw4


See? Bug haa troll. When you rap/hiphop your Lao songs, I can hear your Lao accent cuz it's like you are talking Lao. But when you sing in Lao it likes you singing in Thai. Like this song of Cells, sound very very Thai no Lao accent.

Cells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDSPhzDD14M

North, Northeast, South Thais when they sing with their accent. I can hear their accent. But standard Lao which is different language to Thai, why they sing like the Thai (standard) with no Lao accent? I just wonder Lao singing is influenced by us?

Not bad, we never listen to Lao contemporary music here. They are cool man! I can understand them without any problem. Why don't you people introduce to the world about Lao music in Laos thread too? We can learn more about them, be it local Lao music or overseas Lao music. Lao girl in the clip of that rap vid has a pretty voice.

I love this song, it reminds us of our southern heritage, thanks nah KN Anuvong! I haven't return to my hometown so long since my grandparents had gone last three years, they also living in our house not at the village anymore before they passed away. We use to listen to Chanak radio station and they always play this kind of song, really memorable experience and made me dropping my tears . I hate living in Kuala Lumpur, love Thailand and my hometown more. I remember when we have to move to Kuala Lumpur from North because my father had to be re-located, I have a very hard time speaking in Malay, hahahaha, my mother use to speak in Paktai Thai at home, so do my siblings but now they are not fluent compared to me because I spent my youth time at the village. I was sent back to my hometown when I'm 13, as my mother want me to learn Thai properly from my grandparents. So, touching seeing Po Yen.

Does that come from ur little troll brain? Buc Haa

b!tch, The THAI language itself is the mixture of Lao language ( more than 90%) with Mon/Khmer.

I saw many words in Thai music use Lao words.

Sounds like u jealous that some of Lao music sound even better than some Thai standard music

It's THAI who influenced by us.

again, Thai language is the mixture of Lao (> 90%) and Mon/Khmer. Pure fact

Finally jek thai started to figure it out about Tai/Lao dialect, many are interchangable. Don't tell me thai invented modern music.

Let listen to real saimese music straight out from the Khmer court. For whatever reason, it sounds like somebody is crying, very annoying.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lr6CjmEP3HQ&NR=1

Well of course, almost the whole part of SEA mainland is actually under Angkor, Chenla, and Funan sovereignty before Sukhothai reached down, that's history and everybody knows. The culture from these kingdoms and Ancient Khmer Empires whether people accept it or not is practiced all over the mainland and influencing everybody, least or almost all. There are local Khmer ethnics and other Austroasian tribes in Thailand just like local Tai-Lao speaking people in the country before the modern country of Thailand is derived today. Anyone practicing Khmer culture doesn't mean that they are from Cambodia, there are also people practicing Khmer culture in other countries today but they are not holding Cambodian citizenship. Also the influence from Tamil and other ancient Indian merchants from various parts of East and West India can't be avoided in Southern part of Thailand facing Andaman sea especially South Indian kingdom of Chola Nakhorn attacking South Thai around 11th and 10th C.

I got to give Anouvong some credit here. He makes a really good point. I notice the same thing about people in Viengchan and music. I think they are being influence by Thai music and language. Don't get me wrong, I myself am from Viengchan but I not from Viengchan city. I in a town outside of Viengchan city.

I don't even listen to Viengchan city music. I can't stand their accent. I feel their accent is very annoying. I once ask my mother if they just started talking like that or did they talk like that before. My mother told me thats how they talk from the getgo. Everytime I hear people from Viengchan city talk I just want to slap them and say wake the F ck up, especially the white girl Alexandra.

The only accent I can relate to and feel comfortable with is the Lanna song cause its really close to my towns accent and vocabulary.

Sounds like ur mother is a Thai Garlee.

Fuk you , your momma, and your whole generation mother fuker. Code por Code mair meung is galee. You say this to me ten years from now and we will see how many of your family and relatives will still be alive muther fu-ker!

I'll make sure your momma sucker on my d!ck for sure.

Buc Haa Thai wanna be.

Shut ur lady boys @$$ up.

Code Paul Code Mair Meung.

I ll make ur sister sucker on my c@ck for sure.

Im glad you love the song. This song is really beautiful, he sang in both South and Central accent, the lyrics is also very touchy. Love between central and south teens like their ancestors poo-yaa's love. Most of south and Isan songs describe homesickness which can make anyone who live far away from home drop his/her tear easily. I can feel it And yes, Po/Poo Yen is really great ordinary man.

Thanx, at least you write what you think. you are more honest than bug haa Laotroll and Buttlover.

hahaha, jealous for what? music is music. Thais listen to all music not just Lao.

I know you can't debate but troll. But it's not hard to show your knowledge by replying relevantly to my question, right? Go read informative Thai/Lao language thread at Lao chat and be back response to my question. LOL

http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=203894

FYI, little troll


Real "Siamese" Thai music (The true central Thai)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lr6CjmEP3HQ&NR=1


"Lao" Thai music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7a1yK3W77d8


The song that represents Thailand
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMZw4IeYrbs

another Thai music from Mr. Bird
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhD3PmLloJc


Who influenced by who?

Yes, Thais can figure Lao accent in Isan songs. Thais can figure PakTay and Lanna accent in their songs. But Thais can't figure Lao accent in modern Lao songs cuz Laos sing like the Thais. hahahaha wad a joke !!!

For your concern of our traditional Siamese music. You have to be high-class ppl, you can't feel our high-class music cuz you are low-class ppl.

Khamen Saiyok, a Siamese traditional song used to play in Siamese court. very beautiful

Vocalized version
http://www.imeem.com/bookkii/music/ACQk3mBg/mp3/

Piano version
http://www.imeem.com/people/J4YlnR8/music/z7xT_BP6/mp3/

enjoy!

who ever made this video is pretty good just alittle error naming setthatirath statue, Anouvong Setthathirath

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9R_23cZgQU


Thaitanium thai hip hop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXk_rbUkpr0


Lao crimino, the Lao guy rapping in Lao is good.whoever said lao people dont say Gu and meung just listen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?p=FBAD9E4A829...p;v=DLtCg5rp3D4



Tai Orithai accent sounds Lao to me just some words are Thai.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=08TkXmhV_6o...feature=related


Laotian Soul Khene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rs9xbpZ6liE...PL&index=20


Lao Khaen Solo "Khup Toom Luang Prabang" by Jonny Olsen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBaTviQxGjw...feature=related


Sieng Khaen Lao Music 2


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=katYaRLPRjI...feature=related



THAI COUNTRY MUSIC ISAN sounds Lao to me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7Atz4XBZnA

LOL, are you kidding me, to act like bug Khuay? Can't you understand my question about your Lao accent in modern Lao music? You came up with all Thai Isan songs with Lao accent. Everybody knows, Thai Isan sing in their Lao accent. Every Thais can hear Lao accent in Isan songs. Even Bird Thongchai, a Thai singer, can mimic and sing with Lao accent. But not REAL Lao from Laos. hahahahhaa It's real joke to me.

Cells
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDSPhzDD14M
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Your Lao singers, sing in Thai accent, no Lao at all.

b!tch, that is called Lao Pop.

We have Lao Pop and Lao MorLum (Traditional).

Some of those Lao Pop sang by these Lao kid sounds better than many of ur standard Thai music btw

Ahhhhhhhhh!

Your brain seem a bit bigger! LOL

That's my point, You sing with no Lao accent. It like you sing in Thai accent. Just listen to your Seagames clip in your signature. They (standard Lao) just sing in Thai accent and speak Lao accent at the end of the clip.

Lao Seagames clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2d5-Eo77SQ

Whats the point of posting the video and saying Lao singers sing in thai accent when you also said "but not real Lao fron Laos". Thats would be good right if a Lao person can mimic a thai accent?
Bird Thongchai can mimic and sing with Lao accent ..lol Please show me a video of Bird singing in Lao accent.Bird Thongchai would probally sound like a thai/chinese saying Ramakhampeang instead of Ramakhamheang.

Sounds like ur little Thai brain get bigger now.

If u, little Thai troll wanna hear Lao accent just listen to this music. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn0t6tZn8ds

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No different in accent with Thai, except different native Lao words that make it sounds Lao.

When talking about accent you must focus on tones of each words. let listen to this Isan song, it's full of Lao accent.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CinIg55SNMo

Isn't Cells real Lao from Laos? I don't know these singers but I do know they don't sing in Lao accent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDSPhzDD14M

For Bird Thongchai clip, just click the link in Bug Laotroll's comment.

Little Thai troll

That is Thai LukTung Music for those who came from country side in Thailand moving to find a job in the capital city.

A well being Lao kid from Viengchan Capital City dont sing like that.

Besides those accent in the music dont sound Lao to me. It's sounds the mix of THAI and SOUTHERN LAO ACCENT and Isan/Khonkaen accent.

That's exactly is the answer of my question. When Lao sing in Standard Lao (Viengchan) accent is just like Thai accent, no Lao accent like other Lao speakers. You sing like the Thai, pronounce cluster consonant like the Thai whereas other urban Lao don't. This just can't help thinking your standard Lao today is influenced by Thai.

Dont think much, more than 90% of Thai words are the same with the Lao. I m not surprise that Thai music sounds similar to our Language

Have u ever noticed that American music and English/Australian/Canadian/Newzealand standard music, sounds similar or even the same?

Who influenced by who? English by American or Vice versa? or Aussie or Newz or Canadian or Irish or ....?

"LOL, are you kidding me, to act like bug Khuay? Can't you understand my question about your Lao accent in modern Lao music? You came up with all Thai Isan songs with Lao accent. Everybody knows, Thai Isan sing in their Lao accent. Every Thais can hear Lao accent in Isan songs. Even Bird Thongchai, a Thai singer, can mimic and sing with Lao accent. But not REAL Lao from Laos. hahahahhaa It's real joke to me. "





I dont know the group Cell so I cant tell you if their Lao from Laos.If they are Lao and can mimic Thai that would be great wouldnt it?That would be their advantage.

I dont know if you were referring to all thai's or just Bird Thongchai can mimic and sing with Lao accent .If you did meant that I would disagree with you .I dont think Bird thongchai can mimic and sing in Tai Luang Prabang accent.

I think you still don't understand. All Thai/Lao have their various accent. In the first post, Ive shown our Thai regional accent songs. We can distinguish all different accent even Isan accent which is closer to Lao more than Thai. BUT, why I can't hear any Lao accent in your standard Lao song? Even standard Thai and standard Lao are different accent. I can hear Lao accent only when they are rap/hiphop but not pop music.

rap/hiphop Lao, with Lao accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9VdmqGX9e8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx94WEgNBu8

pop, no different with Thai accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDSPhzDD14M
standard Lao ads, sing with no different with Thai accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2d5-Eo77SQ

northern Thai pop, can hear some Lanna accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LRCXmJGVts

Have u ever surprised that American music and English/Australian/Canadian/Newzealand standard music, sounds similar or even the same?

No, I think not.

Let say for example the English accent in the music sang by the corrs (Irish), Spice Girls (English), Celine dion(Canadian), Linkin Park (American) sounds similar, Can u conclude that who influenced by who?


The point is that there is various accent in Thai and Lao accent. But it's not a big surprise when the accent in the music sounds similar.
Just like the accent in the music of the corrs, Spice girls, Linkin park or even Scorpions(German)

Yes, but Lao music debut in Thailand is just like they are singing in Thai with some Lao native words.



The point is Lao song should have Lao accent. Buc Laotroll, he also mentioned Bird can sing in Lao accent.

Are you implying that standard Thai and standard Lao are closer than their other regional accents? Is standard Lao closer to standard Thai than your southern Lao or northern Lao? LOL

b!tch, m not saying that Bird can sing in Lao accent.

I just mention that Lao-accent music is popular in Thailand, even ur uncle bird like to sing it

But His Lao accent is not that good though

m mentioning that even the accent in the music sang by Irish, American, British, Cananadian singer sounds the same.

Is it a big surprise that the accent in the music sang by Bangkokian Thai singer and Lao singer sounds similar?

any question let me know

If replace Lao native words with Thai words, It's just not similar but identical to Thai. LOL

The Thai language itself if remove some of Thai/Khmer words(e.g., KRUP etc) and some newly created word such as "Swatdee", then it just identical to Lao. LOL

U guys (JEK/MON/Khmer/Malay Thai), stole my Language

Can you tell me what Lao song Bird Thongchai sung. I say it would be harder for a thai person to mimic and sing a Lao song in a Lao accent than a Lao person to mimic and sing a thai song with a thai accent.

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Mr. Little Thai troll Anouvong.

Ur bigger brother Laotroll will kindly help u remove ur doubt.

Ur topics is like saying "Are English/Irish/Canadian/Australian/... singing in American"? or "Is English/Irish/Canadian/Australian singer influenced by American?"

I ll give u a clue for u to find the right answer.

Listen to the following music and think who influenced by who if u have doubt.

Irish singer, The corrs - Radio
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiRG4rqzjX0

English singer, SpiceGirls-goodbye my friend
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gee8UFL6SC4

Canadian singer, Celine dion - my heart will go on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtS45bh_INY

American singer, beyonce - irreplaceable
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0Am1KNNk7s


And dont forget to thank ur bigger brother Laotroll

or give that music to ur Thai sister saying to her that "P Laotroll send this music for u"

Are you attention deficit disorder? LOL
you can keep debating to the topic just few comments hahaha, now you are trolling again LOL

Native Lao is Native Lao. Native Thai is Native Thai. Some common Tai words may be shared but not all. You say Ngua, Khuay not Wua, Khwaai. You don't pronouce R, Ch, cluster consonants. The two languages are different. Don't be too self-centered. Lao is not the universe but a small country deep inside SEA. LOL

Havent u read the clue that ur bigger brother (me) gave u?

Swaddee is newly created? Whow, I have to meddle in, I'm sorry. Swaddee is used since 4th C AD, it is Bali-Sanskrit from Svasti Srih. It's not Mon, Malay nor Khmer and not Tai-Lao. Ancient Indian culture in Thailand and in Western part of SEA come directly from ancient India, not from Cambodian. You can check them in Southern inscriptions and also in Srivijay Inscriptions, Svasthi Srih Sakavarsatitah Shuklaphakshah.......We can make cross check with Bali-Sanskrit term. Siam is an Empire itself from 13th C AD-17th C AD, even we in South do accept that although our native ancestors had been here since 1st C AD. Indian-Pallava culture is more prominent in South Thai than in Cambodia, we know that and many old people in Koh Mark (Penang) can speak in Tamil and Hindi.

Newly created as Thai language.

Hmm, as I know, before 1939 the Thais (Siamese) dont use Swatdee as greeting.

The words Swatdee using as greeting and the name "Thailand" is newly created/used in 1939.

Are you stupid? English is English, wherever they speak. But Thai and Lao are different language. Thai is not Lao and Lao is not Thai. The problem is why Lao sing like the Thai. LOL

Yes Lao and Central Thai language is different cause ur ancestor mix our language with Mon/Khmer's.

b!tch, the problem is as I mentioned earlier: More than 90% of Thai words is Lao. The rest of them are Mon/Khmer/Chinese.
U guys just added the original Lao word with Krup, Swatdee,...etc...and change's Lao's word of H to R to sounds like Khmer, S to Ch to souds like to Chinese.

And Claim that Lao sing in Thai? LOL


There's no such the word THAI or THAI language before 1939 got that?


Siamese language is the mixture of Tai/Lao and Mon/Khmer.

Thai derm doesn't sound like central thai to me.It sounds more like Laos.Just my cent.

The more you talked the more you look stupid. Thai is more authentic to proto-Tai than Lao. Your Lao is just mutant version of Thai language. Put some knowledge to your lil brain here LOL
http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=203894

Lao speak Lao accent but sing Lao pop in Thai accent. hahahaha

Tell this Lao guy stop singing in Thai accent
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwl4pGyrKiI

also tell your Cells stop sing in Thai accent, sing Lao accent like this Lao woman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dajvHtAt-pI