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free thai lesson 45:Thai time!! being late??


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Thai six-hour time system

Number

1 =  Ã‹Â¹Ã–è§ nueng|h|

2 = Êç song|h|

3 = ÊÒà sam|h|

4 = ÊÕè si|h|

5 = ËéÒ ha|h|

6= Ë¡ hok|h|

|h| high tone

24- hour system

12-hour system

Thai 6-hour system

Sound

Meaning

Notes

01:00 1 AM µÕ˹Öè§ ti nueng 1 early morning nueng = one
02:00 2 AM µÕÊç ti song 2 early morning song = two
03:00 3 AM µÕÊÒà ti sam 3 early morning sam = three
04:00 4 AM µÕÊÕè ti si 4 early morning si = four
05:00 5 AM µÕËéÒ ti ha 5 early morning ha = five
06:00 6 AM µÕË¡,

ÂèÓÃØè§

ti hok,

yum rung

6 in the morning hok = six
07:00 7 AM âçàªéÒ mong chao 1 in the morning
08:00 8 AM ÊçâçàªéÒ song mong chao 2 in the morning
09:00 9 AM ÊÒÃâçàªéÒ sam mong chao 3 in the morning
10:00 10 AM ÊÕâçàªéÒ si mong chao 4 in the morning
11:00 11 AM ËéÒâçàªéÒ ha mong chao 5 in the morning
12:00 12 PM à·Õè§Çѹ thiang wan midday
13:00 1 PM ºèÒÂâç bai mong 1 in the afternoon
14:00 2 PM ºèÒÂÊçâç bai song mong 2 in the afternoon
15:00 3 PM ºèÒÂÊÒÃâç bai sam mong 3 in the afternoon
16:00 4 PM ºèÒÂÊÕèâç bai si mong 4 in the afternoon *si mong yen
17:00 5 PM ºèÒÂËéÒâç bai ha mong 5 in the afternoon *ha mong yen
18:00 6 PM Ë¡âçàÂç¹,

ÂèÓ¤èÓ

hok mong yen,

yum kham

6 in the evening
19:00 7 PM ˹Öè§·Øèà nueng thum 1 at night
20:00 8 PM Êç·Øèà song thum 2 at night
21:00 9 PM ÊÒ÷Øèà sam thum 3 at night
22:00 10 PM ÊÕè·Øèà si thum 4 at night
23:00 11 PM ËéÒ·Øèà ha thum 5 at night
24:00,

00:00

12 AM Ë¡·ØèÃ,

à·Õ觤׹,

ÊçÂÒÃ

thiang khuen,

hok thum,

song yam

midnight
Time divides the day into 4 quarters starting at 6:00 a.m. It is rooted in the agricultural life of the Thai and the fact that the sun rises and sets at nearly the same hour every day because Thailand is close to the equator. Vocab.
  • 'âç' (mong)  is used for daytime with the words 'àªéÒ chaaw' (morning) , 'ºèÒ baai' (early afternoon) and 'àÂç¹' (4-6 pm late afternoon, or early evening.) The word 'âç mong' is used to tell the time starting from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. It comes from the sound of a gong(khawng mong), a classical Thai music instrument, which was used to announce the time of daylight hours.
  • 'à·Õè§' (thiang) is used with 'Çѹ wan'(day) and '¤×¹ kheun' (night) for noon and midnight.  'à·Õè§' means straight. Midnight can also be called 'ÊçÂÒÃsong yam'(the second watch.)
  •  'ºèÒÂ' (baai) which means 'afternoon' is used to tell the time starting from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
  •  'àÂç¹' (yen) which literally means 'cool' but it is used to tell the 'late afternoon' or 'early evening' time starting from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., when the day begins to cool down.
  •  '·ØèÃ' (thum) is used to tell the time starting from 7 p.m. to 12 p.m. This word comes from sound of the drum (glawng)which was used to announce the time of the night hours.
  •  'µÕ' (tii) which refers to very early morning is used to tell the time starting from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. The word 'µÕ' literally means 'beat or strike' it from the sound of the night watchmen in the past striking a bell to announce the time

  • ÂèÓ (Yum) mean almost, to walk to, or step on

  • ¤èÓ’ (kham) dark or nighttime

  • ÃØè§ (rung) dawn or light up
The system has been used since the days of the Ayutthaya Kingdom  but was only codified similarly to its present form in 1901 by King Chulalongkorn .Nowadays, it is used only in informal Thai conversation. Thongprasert, Chamnong (1985), "·ØèÃ-âç-¹ÒÌÔ¡Ò (Thum-Mong-Nalika)", ÀÒÉÒä·Â䢢ҹ (Pasa Thai Khaykhan), Bangkok: Prae Pitaya Press, pp. 229–237,

Royal Institute (2003), ¾¨¹Ò¹Ø¡Ãà ©ºÑºÃÒªºÑ³±ÔµÂʶҹ ¾.È. òõôò (Royal Institute Dictionary, BE 2542), Bangkok: Nanmee Books Publications, ISBN 974-9588-04-5 . (Thai)

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Thai six-hour time system

Number

1 =  Ã‹Â¹Ã–è§ nueng|h|

2 = Êç song|h|

3 = ÊÒà sam|h|

4 = ÊÕè si|h|

5 = ËéÒ ha|h|

6= Ë¡ hok|h|

|h| high tone

24- hour system

12-hour system

Thai 6-hour system

Sound

Meaning

Notes

01:00 1 AM µÕ˹Öè§ ti nueng 1 early morning nueng = one
02:00 2 AM µÕÊç ti song 2 early morning song = two
03:00 3 AM µÕÊÒà ti sam 3 early morning sam = three
04:00 4 AM µÕÊÕè ti si 4 early morning si = four
05:00 5 AM µÕËéÒ ti ha 5 early morning ha = five
06:00 6 AM µÕË¡,

ÂèÓÃØè§

ti hok,

yum rung

6 in the morning hok = six
07:00 7 AM âçàªéÒ mong chao 1 in the morning
08:00 8 AM ÊçâçàªéÒ song mong chao 2 in the morning
09:00 9 AM ÊÒÃâçàªéÒ sam mong chao 3 in the morning
10:00 10 AM ÊÕâçàªéÒ si mong chao 4 in the morning
11:00 11 AM ËéÒâçàªéÒ ha mong chao 5 in the morning
12:00 12 PM à·Õè§Çѹ thiang wan midday
13:00 1 PM ºèÒÂâç bai mong 1 in the afternoon
14:00 2 PM ºèÒÂÊçâç bai song mong 2 in the afternoon
15:00 3 PM ºèÒÂÊÒÃâç bai sam mong 3 in the afternoon
16:00 4 PM ºèÒÂÊÕèâç bai si mong 4 in the afternoon *si mong yen
17:00 5 PM ºèÒÂËéÒâç bai ha mong 5 in the afternoon *ha mong yen
18:00 6 PM Ë¡âçàÂç¹,

ÂèÓ¤èÓ

hok mong yen,

yum kham

6 in the evening
19:00 7 PM ˹Öè§·Øèà nueng thum 1 at night
20:00 8 PM Êç·Øèà song thum 2 at night
21:00 9 PM ÊÒ÷Øèà sam thum 3 at night
22:00 10 PM ÊÕè·Øèà si thum 4 at night
23:00 11 PM ËéÒ·Øèà ha thum 5 at night
24:00,

00:00

12 AM Ë¡·ØèÃ,

à·Õ觤׹,

ÊçÂÒÃ

thiang khuen,

hok thum,

song yam

midnight
Time divides the day into 4 quarters starting at 6:00 a.m. It is rooted in the agricultural life of the Thai and the fact that the sun rises and sets at nearly the same hour every day because Thailand is close to the equator. Vocab.
  • 'âç' (mong)  is used for daytime with the words 'àªéÒ chaaw' (morning) , 'ºèÒ baai' (early afternoon) and 'àÂç¹' (4-6 pm late afternoon, or early evening.) The word 'âç mong' is used to tell the time starting from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. It comes from the sound of a gong(khawng mong), a classical Thai music instrument, which was used to announce the time of daylight hours.
  • 'à·Õè§' (thiang) is used with 'Çѹ wan'(day) and '¤×¹ kheun' (night) for noon and midnight.  'à·Õè§' means straight. Midnight can also be called 'ÊçÂÒÃsong yam'(the second watch.)
  •  'ºèÒÂ' (baai) which means 'afternoon' is used to tell the time starting from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
  •  'àÂç¹' (yen) which literally means 'cool' but it is used to tell the 'late afternoon' or 'early evening' time starting from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., when the day begins to cool down.
  •  '·ØèÃ' (thum) is used to tell the time starting from 7 p.m. to 12 p.m. This word comes from sound of the drum (glawng)which was used to announce the time of the night hours.
  •  'µÕ' (tii) which refers to very early morning is used to tell the time starting from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. The word 'µÕ' literally means 'beat or strike' it from the sound of the night watchmen in the past striking a bell to announce the time

  • ÂèÓ (Yum) mean almost, to walk to, or step on

  • ¤èÓ’ (kham) dark or nighttime

  • ÃØè§ (rung) dawn or light up
The system has been used since the days of the Ayutthaya Kingdom  but was only codified similarly to its present form in 1901 by King Chulalongkorn .Nowadays, it is used only in informal Thai conversation. Thongprasert, Chamnong (1985), "·ØèÃ-âç-¹ÒÌÔ¡Ò (Thum-Mong-Nalika)", ÀÒÉÒä·Â䢢ҹ (Pasa Thai Khaykhan), Bangkok: Prae Pitaya Press, pp. 229–237,

Royal Institute (2003), ¾¨¹Ò¹Ø¡Ãà ©ºÑºÃÒªºÑ³±ÔµÂʶҹ ¾.È. òõôò (Royal Institute Dictionary, BE 2542), Bangkok: Nanmee Books Publications, ISBN 974-9588-04-5 . (Thai)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/12-hour_clock-------------------------------------------------------------------------

next JN : Thai beliefs, why does my thai wife afraid of ghosts? I did not talk about thai beliefs,customs and culture for months... see you next JN,Fay cyber teacher who have a flying robot and an old server* any Idea to make it work together??

 

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Skylark: Russ, yes you are .... 16 mins late.......... look at server time it was 11.32 ËéÒ·ØèÃÊÒÃÊÔºÊç you have to pay for my Ice-cream tomorrow.

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