Vocabulary foundations · Foundation · A1

Numbers for everyday use

Recognise eight numbers used in prices and quantities.

Time
16 min
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Learning goalsRecognise eight numbers used in prices and quantities.
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How to read the pronunciation guide

Tone marks: a = mid, à = low, â = falling, á = high, ǎ = rising. Doubled vowels are long. ŋ is the ng sound; y is as in yes. ɛ, ɔ, ə and ʉ represent distinct vowel sounds. ph, th and kh have a puff of air; th is not English th.

pay, mǎy and ŋ correspond to pai, mǎi and ng in other guides. Hyphens may separate syllables. This is a simplified reading guide, not an exact transcription of the recording. หนังสือ is shown as nǎŋsʉ̌ʉ and เขา as khǎw; naŋsʉ̌ʉ and kháw also occur in fluent speech.

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Notice the patternEight source-based items

Recognise eight numbers used in prices and quantities.

Read Thai, recall the meaning, then use the local flashcard tool for spaced review.

หนึ่ง

nʉ̀ŋone

สาม

sǎamthree

สี่

sìifour

หก

hòksix

เจ็ด

cètseven

สิบ

sìpten

สิบสอง

sìp sɔ̌ɔŋtwelve

สิบห้า

sìp hâafifteen
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หนึ่ง

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What does สาม mean here?

สาม

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What does สี่ mean here?

สี่

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Items are extracted from retained FSI lesson 40. Meanings and transliteration remain pending independent language and rights review.