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Tongue Thai'd ~ Lesson 4
Most people can learn how to count in Thai quite quickly. It’s always useful to know especially when you’re haggling in a market. Virtually all prices are written using roman numerals. If you see prices etc written in Thai script then there’s usually a good reason for this - they don’t want foreigners to know the price. You’ll notice this at tourist attractions that charge two prices one for Thais and one for foreigners.
| Days of
the Week |
| English |
Thai pronunciation |
| Sunday |
wan-a-thit |
| Monday |
wan-jan |
| Tuesday |
wan-ang-khan |
| Wednesday |
wan-phut |
| Thursday |
wan-pha-roe-hat |
| Friday |
wan-suk |
| Saturday |
wan-sao |
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Numbers |
| English |
Thai pronunciation |
| Zero |
Soong |
| One |
Neung |
| Two |
Song |
| Three |
Sam |
| Four |
See |
| Five |
Ha |
| Six |
Hock |
| Seven |
Jet |
| Eight |
Pairt |
| Nine |
Gau |
| Ten |
Sip |
| Eleven |
Sip et |
| Twelve |
Sip song |
| Thirteen ( follows same pattern to twenty ) |
Sip sam |
| Twenty |
Yee sip |
| Twenty One |
Yee sip et |
| Twenty Two |
Yee sip song |
| Twenty Three( follows same pattern to thirty ) |
Yee sip sam |
| Thirty |
Sam sip |
| Thirty One |
Sam sip et |
| Thirty Two |
Sam sip song |
| Thirty Three ( follows same pattern to forty) |
Sam sip sam |
| Forty |
See sip |
| Fifty |
Ha sip |
| Sixty |
Hock sip |
| Seventy |
Jet sip |
| Eighty |
Pairt sip |
| Ninety |
Gau sip |
| One Hundred |
Neung Roi |
| Two Hundred |
Song roi |
| Three hundred |
Sam roi |
| Three hundred and sixty five |
Sam roi hock sip ha |
| One thousand |
Neung pan |
| Two thousand |
Song pan |
| Three thousand |
Sam pan |
| Ten Thousand |
Neung mern |
| Ninety Thousand |
Gau mern |
| Forty seven thousand nine hundred and two |
See mern jet pan gau roi song |
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