Thai Language Tutor in Pattaya

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Here in Pattaya, our Thai Language Tutors are native speakers who can also communicate with you fluently in English. We have Thai Language Tuition classes to suit any level and any needs you may have.

Thai Language Tutors can help you improve your Thai Language skills whilst you are staying or holidaying in Pattaya.

Whether you’re looking to brush up on some basic conversation, learning to communicate with your Thai girlfriend, or wishing to study more advanced Thai, our Thai Language Tutors here in Pattaya can tailor lessons to suit your schedule without the constraints of a classroom setting.

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How To Count In Thai

Thai MoneyJamnuan (Numbers)

Counting from 0 to 10 in Thai

Counting in Thai is really simple. All
you have to do is to remember the basic
numbers from 0 to 10. It’s just like
counting in Chinese or Japanese.
Do spend some time memorizing the basic
numbers in Thai, it is worth it.

0 – suun

1 – nung

2 – soong

3 – saam

4 – sii

5 – haa

6 – hok

7 – jet

8 – bpeet

9 – gaao

10 – sip

How to count above 10 in Thai…

To count above 10, simply add how many sip (10) and the next
corresponding number. Since sip itself is already 10,
you can just omit the nung (sip-et instead of nung sip-et).

For example, 11 would be sip-et, 12 would be sip soong
and 15 would be sip haa. Notice that 11 is sip-et instead of
sip-nung. This is the only exception to counting in Thai.

11 – sip-et

12 – sip soong

13 – sip saam

20 – yii sip

21 – yii sip et

25 – yii sip haa

30 – saamsip

31 – saamsip et

36 – saamsiphok

40 – sii sip

49 – sii sipgaoo

50 – haa-sip

60 – hok-sip

70 – jet-sip

80 – bpeet-sip

90 – gaao-sip

To count in 100, simply add how many rooi after the number. For example, 100 would be nung rooi and 111 would be
nung rooi, sip-et. 999 would be gaao rooi, gaao-sip, gaao.

To count in 1000, you would add pan after the number. For example, 2000 would be soongpan. Similary, 2345
would be soonpan, saam rooi, sip sii, haa. 5987 would be
haa pan, gaao rooi, bpeet-sip, jet. Simple, right? :-)

Learning Thai is not difficult at all if you have someone to practise with. If you want to accelerate the learning process, be sure to find a Thai friend who is willing to speak Thai with you. You can find them easily on skype, msn or other social network.

Interested in learning another Asian language such as Japanese? If you are, be sure to visit my learn Japanese site where you can find both basic and advanced Japanese words, grammar and other Japanese training materials.

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Some Useful Thai Language For Your Holiday

lined buddhasHere are some very useful Thai words and phrases that will help you get around a lot easier on your holiday to Thailand, please give it a go as it makes the holiday much more fun and the locals appreciate it. Learning Thai language for your vacation can also save you allot of money, for example if you use your new language skills getting in a taxi the driver will automatically assume you have been in Thailand before and wont be tempted to try it on with you for fear of losing face.

Good Morning ______ Aroon sawad

Good Evening ______ Ratree sawad

Thank You ______ Kob Khun

Goodbye ______ Lakon

I will be seeing you ______ Pob kun mai

How Much? ______ Taw rai

What is your name? ______ Khun chuu ara

Never Mind or No problem ___ Mai pen rai

What is it? ______ Arai na

Where is the Toilet? ______ Hongnam yu na

Expensive ______ Peng

Cheap ______ Took

Big ______ Yai

Small ______ Lek Lek

Many ______ Mak mak

When using public transport in Thailand here are some more useful words and phrases that will help take a stress free journey

Tell me when we get there ____ Bok duay

I carn’t speak Thai _____ Phud Thai mai dai

Please turn right _____ Liaw kwa

Please turn left _____ Liaw sai

Go straight _____ Trong pai

Stop here _____ Jod duay

Stop there _____ Jod theenan

I want to go to _____ Phom ja pai

I hope this information helps you have a great time and makes things a little easier, while you are journeying around beautiful Thailand.

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