Thai Language - Numbers
| English |
Thai |
| One |
Neung |
| Two |
Song |
| Three |
Saam |
| Four |
See |
| Five |
Haa |
| Six |
Hok |
| Seven |
Jet (Chet) |
| Eight |
Pairt |
| Nine |
Kao |
| Ten |
Sip |
| Eleven |
Sip-et |
| Twelve |
Sip-song |
| Thirteen |
Sip-saam |
| Fourteen |
Sip-see |
| The rest of numbers are just prefixing "sip-"
to the number, until 19. |
| Twenty |
Yee-sip |
| Twenty one |
Yee-sip-et |
| Twenty two |
Yee-sip-song |
| Same pattern here again... "Yee-sip" + the
number. Note: the locals tend to
shorten the word "yee-sip" to "yip", but not for 20
itself. For example 24 would be "yip-see", of course "yee-sip-see"
is correct as well. |
| Thirty, thirty one, thirty two |
Sahm-sip, Sahm-sip et, Sahm-sip song |
| Forty, forty one, forty two |
See-sip, See-sip et, See-sip song |
| Fifty |
Haa-sip |
| Sixty |
Hok-sip |
| Seventy |
Jet-sip |
| Eighty |
Pairt-sip |
| Ninety |
Kao-sip |
| One hundred |
Neung Roy |
| Two hundred |
Song Roy |
| One Thousand |
Neung Phan (Phun) |
| Two Thousand |
Song Phan (Phun) |
| If you are discussing numbers in the tens of thousands
with a girl, either you are very drunk or she is just darn pretty! :) |
| Ten Thousand |
Neung Muen |
| Twelve Thousand |
Meun Song Phan (10,000 + 2,000)
(sometimes you'll hear, "Meun Song" being used) |
| Hundred Thousand |
Neung Saen |
| One Million |
Neung Laan |
| One Billion |
Neung Phan Laan |
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