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Un

Ãѹ

small objects

(Some Thais use ?un? for everything LOL)

cha-bub

©ºÑº

For something that you fold  or put together like some kind of magazine that put stapple in the middle  letters, newspapers

chaw

ªèÃ

For something you put together with a handle

 bunches of flowers

baan

ºÒ¹

for  something with frame  like windows, doors, picture frames, mirrors

bai

ãº

for round ?flat object or document  such as leaves,marriage license

dork

´Ã¡

for flowers and something look alike ?such as nail,mushroom,

*** a bit (sharp or shaped piece attached to the awl)

duang

´Ç§

for  small round shaped  thing  like stars, postage stamps,key

fong

¿Ã§

for eggs

hor

ËèÃ

For anything you wrap with paper : bundles, parcels

gaew

á¡éÇ

for Liquid in glasses

cum

¤Ó

for words, mouth full of food

cun

¤Ñ¹

for vehicles or something with a handle like  umbrellas,cars

kon

¤¹

for a person

koo

¤Ùè

for pairs of articles, forks and spoons

gluk

¡ÅÑ¡

for matchboxes

gon

¡éù

For anything in bar shape or small solid stage:  lumps of sugar, stones

grabawk

¡Ãúá

For cylindrical thing : containers,guns

gong

¡Ã§

For objects you put together normally on the floor or table ?if you put thing in container will be classified as container  such as  piles or heaps of stones, sand,fruit

lum

ÅÓ

for vehicles (not on the street) like boats, ships and aeroplanes

or Cylindrical shap tree ? like bamboo or sugar cane

lung

ËÅѧ

Anything with roof or something look like roof for houses, mosquito nets or piano

lem

àÅèÃ

for books, candles, scissors, Cart,needle (don?t know why,I can not find any detail -Fay)

met

àÃç´

for small tablet things, fruit pits, pills

muan

Ãǹ

For round fold  like cigarettes

ong

ç¤ì

for holy personages, like  kings or god. But monk we say RUUP

phaen

á¼è¹

for sheets of paper, pieces of planks

pon

¼Å

for fruits

phuen

¼×¹

for for field ,sheet ,something flexible like blankets, carpets, mats

reuan

àÃ×ù

For structured ?thing  clocks, watches

roob

ÃÙ»

for monks and pictures

sai

ÊÒÂ

For anything look like string such as  roads, waterways, belts, necklaces

song

«Ã§

for envelopes

sen

àÊé¹

for hairs of the head, lines drawn in ink

see

«Õè

for teeth, ribs

thuay

¶éÇÂ

for thing in cups

dton

µé¹

for trees or plants

dtua

楀

for animal or clothes

whee

ËÇÕ

for a bunch of bananas ( whee mean comb ,and a bunch of bananas look like a comb)

wong

ǧ

For in ring shape like rings, bracelets, a circle (but doughnut we say UN)

daam

´éÒÃ

A stick to haddle   like  pens

Taab

楧

Object that stuck together by stick or rope;leaf-roof ,Grill fishes (even some Thais did not know this)

Tang

á·è§

Stick ; pencils ,gold (don?t know why pen we say DAAM)

Pak

»Ò¡

Catching net ( there is an opened-side like our mouth that why we call pak ? we you catch something just like we open our mouth)

 

 

 

more?. (hardly use)

evil  = µ¹ ton

elephant trunk  = ¡Ôè§ ging

water tap = ¡êá kok

Saw = »×é¹ peun

Fret saw = ¤Ñ¹ cun

Electric saw = à¤Ã×èç kreaung

Anything with electric or motor = à¤Ã×èç kreaung

Elephant = 楀 tua

Train elephant = àª×èá cheuk

Royal elephant =ªéÒ§ cha^ng

Dead body = Ⱦ sop

Example:

Seven dogs.

ËÃÒà¨ç´µÑÇ

MAAH JÈT TUA

The first man

¼ÙéªÒ¤¹áá

PUUH CHAAI KON RÂEK

some from :

http://www.learningthai.com/classroom/classifiers.html

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Thanks Fay. Several I didn't know in there, and some I had forgotten.

that was actually very interesting. i did not realize how many i use. and it makes me think back to when i learned the basic ones. many you just pick up along the way - like 'fong' which is only used for counting eggs and only when it is in the shell. after it is cooked, another classifier is applied

PJack: HAHAHAHA sometime i heard someone say PAI or LUUK .....

what we say for egg after cook???

nice one ka^^ my bf really like ur journal and very interesting..... cheeer ka^^

Sinenat: thank you JA ... tell Van , I will never give up , just the time to change something