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Thai Vocabulary → Numbers and Counting → Numbers 11-100

Welcome back to the Complete 0 to A1 Thai Course! In this lesson, we will be learning how to count from 11 to 100 in Thai. It is important to learn numbers as you will need them in many situations like telling time, giving phone numbers, etc. Here are some interesting cultural facts about Thai numbers:

- Thai numbers have some similarities with Chinese numerals - The number 9 is considered lucky in Thailand, while the number 7 is considered unlucky - Numbers are used in Thai daily greetings like Sawasdee. - Thai people tend to use Western numbers in their writing more and more often these days, especially for dates and times.

Let's dive into learning Thai numbers now!

Take a moment to explore these relevant pages as you conclude this lesson: Common Animals & Isan basic phrases.

Numbers 11-20

In Thai, the numbers 11-20 are a combination of "สิบ" (sip; ten) and the digits 1-9. Keep in mind that there are some irregularities in pronunciation for the number 11 and 12.

Here is a list of the numbers 11-20 in Thai:

Thai	Pronunciation	English
11	สิบเอ็ด	eleven
12	สิบสอง	twelve
13	สิบสาม	thirteen
14	สิบสี่	fourteen
15	สิบห้า	fifteen
16	สิบหก	sixteen
17	สิบเจ็ด	seventeen
18	สิบแปด	eighteen
19	สิบเก้า	nineteen
20	ยี่สิบ	twenty

Example usage:

• I am 16 years old. - ผมมีอายุสิบหกปี

Numbers 21-100

From 21 to 29, the number "ยี่" (yi) is added before the corresponding number from 1-9. From 30 to 99, the word "สิบ" (sip) meaning ten is placed before the corresponding number from 1-9.

Here is a list of the numbers 21-100 in Thai:

Thai	Pronunciation	English
21	ยี่สิบเอ็ด	twenty-one
22	ยี่สิบสอง	twenty-two
23	ยี่สิบสาม	twenty-three
24	ยี่สิบสี่	twenty-four
25	ยี่สิบห้า	twenty-five
26	ยี่สิบหก	twenty-six
27	ยี่สิบเจ็ด	twenty-seven
28	ยี่สิบแปด	twenty-eight
29	ยี่สิบเก้า	twenty-nine
30	สามสิบ	thirty
40	สี่สิบ	forty
50	ห้าสิบ	fifty
60	หกสิบ	sixty
70	เจ็ดสิบ	seventy
80	แปดสิบ	eighty
90	เก้าสิบ	ninety
100	หนึ่งร้อย	one hundred

Example usage:

• My phone number is 098-765-4321 - เบอร์โทรศัพท์ของฉันคือศูนย์เก้าแปดเจ็ด-เจ็ดห้า-สี่สาม-สามสิบเอ็ด

Review

Let's review what we’ve learned in this lesson. In Thai, the numbers 11-20 are a combination of "สิบ" (sip; ten) and the digits 1-9. From 21 to 29, the number "ยี่" (yi) is added before the corresponding number from 1-9. From 30 to 99, the word "สิบ" (sip) meaning ten is placed before the corresponding number from 1-9. Finally, 100 is "หนึ่งร้อย" (neung roi).

Practice these numbers as much as you can so you can get used to them! In the next lesson, we will be learning how to use ordinal numbers in Thai.

Sources

• Thai Numbers - Learn Thai from a White Guy
• Thai Numbers: How to Count in Thai

Table of Contents - Thai Course - 0 to A1

• Course Presentation

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Basic Greetings & Introductions

• Saying Hello
• Asking for Name and Nationality
• Introducing Family Members

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Basic Sentence Structure

• Subject and Verb
• Negative Sentences
• Questions
• Adjectives

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Numbers and Counting

• Numbers 1-10
• Numbers 11-100
• Ordinal Numbers
• Telephone Numbers

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Present Tense Verbs

• Regular Verbs
• Irregular Verbs
• Verb 'To Be'

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Thai Culture and Customs

• Thai Greetings
• Thai Food and Dining Etiquette
• Thai Festivals

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Daily Activities

• Daily Routine
• Time Expressions
• Days of the Week and Months

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Adverbs

• Adverbs of Time
• Adverbs of Frequency
• Adverbs of Manner
• Comparative and Superlative Adverbs

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Colors

• Basic Colors
• Describing Colors
• Fruit and Vegetables

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Pronouns

• Subject Pronouns
• Object Pronouns
• Possessive Pronouns

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Thai Geography and Places

• Thai Provinces and Capitals
• Tourist Attractions in Thailand

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Animals

• Common Animals
• Pet Animals
• Wild Animals

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Prepositions

• Basic Prepositions
• Prepositions of Movement

Other Lessons

• Isan basic phrases
• Directions
• Colors
• Time Expressions
• Locomotion
• Months of the year
• Clothes
• Feelings and Emotions
• Basic Colors
• Pet Animals

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