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==Telling Time in Thai==


== <small>time</small> ==
There are two ways to tell the time in Thai, one which will require you to learn additional vocabulary, and another much easier.
 
If you want to meet Thai friends, the easiest way is to indicate the time in Nalika (which means the watch or the clock), and which corresponds to the way of expressing the time in Thai.
 
If you say 1 nalika (1 a.m.), 12 nalika (12 p.m.) or 22 nalika (10 p.m.), everyone will understand you.
 
If you are given an hour in Thai (as shown below) and you don't understand, ask: "ki nalika": how many nalika, and they will answer you in an understandable way.
 
If you want to know how to tell the time in Thai:
 
 
 
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Revision as of 20:56, 4 January 2022

Telling Time in Thai

There are two ways to tell the time in Thai, one which will require you to learn additional vocabulary, and another much easier.

If you want to meet Thai friends, the easiest way is to indicate the time in Nalika (which means the watch or the clock), and which corresponds to the way of expressing the time in Thai.

If you say 1 nalika (1 a.m.), 12 nalika (12 p.m.) or 22 nalika (10 p.m.), everyone will understand you.

If you are given an hour in Thai (as shown below) and you don't understand, ask: "ki nalika": how many nalika, and they will answer you in an understandable way.

If you want to know how to tell the time in Thai:


Time vocabulary in Thai

Thai English
กี่โมงแล้ว ? What time is it?
นาฬิกา clock
นาฬิกาข้อมือ (wrist)watch
ชั่วโมง hour
นาที minute
วินาที second
ตอนเช้า morning
กลางวัน midday, noon
บ่าย afternoon
วัน day
ตอนเย็น evening
กลางคืน night
เที่ยงคืน midnight
เมื่อวานนี้ yesterday
วันนี้ today
พรุ่งนี้ tomorrow
สัปดาห์ week
สุดสัปดาห์ weekend
วันหยุด holidays, vacation
เดือน month
ฤดูกาล seasons
ปี year
ศตวรรษ century
ปฏิทิน calendar
Thai English
สวัสดีปีใหม่ ! Happy new year!
สุขสันต์วันเกิด ! Happy birthday!
อดีต past
อนาคต future
ตอนนี้ now

Videos

Ask A Thai Teacher - How Do You Tell Time?

Telling Time (pattern)