Thai Numbers 1-10
Reviewed by the Samui Local Hub team ·
Pronunciation
1 nueng / 2 song / 3 sam / 4 si / 5 ha / 6 hok / 7 jet / 8 paet / 9 kao / 10 sip
Thai script
1 หนึ่ง nueng · 2 สอง song · 3 สาม sam · 4 สี่ si · 5 ห้า ha · 6 หก hok · 7 เจ็ด jet · 8 แปด paet · 9 เก้า kao · 10 สิบ sip
Meaning
The numbers, useful for prices and bargaining. Note: 'song' (2) appears in songthaew - 'two rows'.
When to use it
At markets and with drivers: vendors often answer 'tao rai?' in Thai numbers; knowing 1-10 gets you real prices.
Summary
Thai numbers one to ten. Handy for market prices, bargaining, and understanding fares.
Details
Thai numbers one to ten. Handy for market prices, bargaining, and understanding fares.
Local tips
- Learn 1-10 and you can understand spoken prices at markets
Frequently asked questions
How do you count to 10 in Thai?
1 nueng (หนึ่ง), 2 song (สอง), 3 sam (สาม), 4 si (สี่), 5 ha (ห้า), 6 hok (หก), 7 jet (เจ็ด), 8 paet (แปด), 9 kao (เก้า), 10 sip (สิบ).
Sources
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