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The International Journal of the Royal Society of Thailand
                                                                                         Volume XII, 2020



                                              Thai Language 4.0        1




                                                                             Nitaya Kanchanawan     2





                   Abstract

                        Thai Language 4.0 describes aspects of the Thai Language in the era of
                  Thailand 4.0. The paper explores the development from “Thai Language 1.0”
                  through “Thai Language 2.0” and “Thai Language 3.0”. It is pointed out
                  that the language has changed in its characteristics and usage, as well as in
                  methods of teaching and studying, wherein the new technology plays an
                  important role.


                Keywords:  Thai Language 4.0, Thailand 4.0



                Introduction

                        The idea of Thai Language 4.0 was adapted from Thailand 4.0, which was
                in turn adapted from Industry 4.0. The term “Industrie 4.0” or “Industry 4.0”
                originated in 2011 from a project in the high-tech strategy of the German
                government.

                        Industry 1.0 refers to the first industrial revolution, which was marked
                by a transition from hand production methods to machines through the use of
                steam power and water power, between 1760 and 1820, or 1840 in Europe
                and the United States.

                        Industry 2.0 refers to the technological revolution between 1870 and
                1914, which was made possible by the extensive railroad networks and the
                telegraph, which allowed for faster transfer of people and ideas.  It is also marked
                by the increased prevalence of electrical power, which allowed for factory
                electrification and the modern production line.





                1   My sincere thanks go to Doris Wibunsin, the reader of this article.
                2   Fellow, Academy of Arts (Thai Language), The Royal Society of Thailand.



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