Learning Thai the Easy Way!

1. How to read numbers with "one" at the end.

When "one" comes at the end, we don't say "neung" we say "et".

2. How to read numbers with decimal points.

2.1 The number before decimal points here should be read normally. After the decimal point they should be read number by number.

2.2 Numbers after decimal points in money and measurements should be read normally.

3. How to tell the time.

4. How to read scales.

5. How to read house address numbers.

Numbers 01-99 read normally but three numerals and more can read one at a time or normally. Also, the numbers that come after the slash mark are read one at a time.

6. How to read zip codes/postal numbers.

These are read one by one.

7. How to read telephone numbers.

When the number "two", which is normally "song" in Thai, comes in the number it is read as "toh". But when it comes in the code it is read normally. All numbers are read one by one.

8. How to read number plates.

These are read one by one.