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**Poohoppesmase** · 06-10-2008, 06:06 AM

It's not the same word.

its Ha ( first tone) use for informal khrup/kha and Ha ( third tone) used by gays.

I think that ÎÐ 'ha' (high tone), is a less formal ¤Ð/¤ÃÑº 'kha' (high tone)/ 'khrap' (high tone) and ÎèÐ 'ha' (falling tone) is a less formal '¤èÐ' (falling tone).

For those of you that are unaware there are two 'kha' polite particles. ¤Ð 'kha' (high tone), is generally used at the end of questions and ¤èÐ 'kha' (falling tone), at the end of statements.

06-10-2008, 06:06 AM	#20
Poohoppesmase Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 398 Senior Member	It's not the same word. its Ha ( first tone) use for informal khrup/kha and Ha ( third tone) used by gays. I think that ÎÐ 'ha' (high tone), is a less formal ¤Ð/¤ÃÑº 'kha' (high tone)/ 'khrap' (high tone) and ÎèÐ 'ha' (falling tone) is a less formal '¤èÐ' (falling tone). For those of you that are unaware there are two 'kha' polite particles. ¤Ð 'kha' (high tone), is generally used at the end of questions and ¤èÐ 'kha' (falling tone), at the end of statements.
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