Thai is a Tai-Kadai language spoken in Thailand and Laos. It has been influenced by Laotian in terms of vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

Shan is a Tai-Kadai language spoken in Myanmar and Thailand. It is closely related to Laotian in terms of vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

Thai has borrowed a significant number of words from Laotian, especially in the areas of food, culture, and religion.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of grammar, particularly in the use of particles and classifiers.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of pronunciation, particularly in the use of tones.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of vocabulary, particularly in the areas of food, culture, and religion.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of grammar, particularly in the use of particles and classifiers.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of pronunciation, particularly in the use of tones.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of vocabulary, particularly in the areas of food, culture, and religion.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of grammar, particularly in the use of particles and classifiers.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of pronunciation, particularly in the use of tones.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of vocabulary, particularly in the areas of food, culture, and religion.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of grammar, particularly in the use of particles and classifiers.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of pronunciation, particularly in the use of tones.

Thai has been influenced by Laotian in terms of vocabulary, particularly in the areas of food, culture, and religion.