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Lesson Transcript

Introduction
Eric: Welcome to 3-Minute Thai Season 1, Lesson 11 - How to Read Prices.
In this lesson, you’ll learn how to read prices in Thai.
Body
Eric: Here's the way to say "It's one baht." in Thai.
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้หนึ่งบาท(an-níi nùeng bàat)
Eric: First is a pronoun meaning "this"
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้ [Slow] อันนี้ (an-níi)
Eric: Next is the number "one" in Thai.
Jay: [Normal] หนึ่ง [Slow] หนึ่ง(nùeng)
Eric: Last is the Thai currency unit "Baht"
Jay: [Normal] บาท [Slow] บาท(bàat)
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning "It's one baht."
Jay: [Slow] อันนี้หนึ่งบาท [Normal] อันนี้หนึ่งบาท
Eric: Ok, now let's take a look at the way to say "It's ten baht."
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้สิบบาท(an-níi sìp bàat)
Eric: First is a pronoun meaning "this"
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้ [Slow] อันนี้ (an-níi)
Eric: Next is the number "ten"
Jay: [Normal] สิบ [Slow] สิบ(sìp)
Eric: Last is the currency unit "Baht"
Jay: [Normal] บาท [Slow] บาท(bàat)
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning "It's ten baht."
Jay: [Slow] อันนี้สิบบาท [Normal] อันนี้สิบบาท
Eric: Following is the way to say "It's fifty baht."
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้ห้าสิบบาท(an-níi hâa-sìp bàat)
Eric: First is a word meaning "this"
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้ [Slow] อันนี้(an-níi)
Eric: Next is the number for "fifty"
Jay: [Normal] ห้าสิบ [Slow] ห้าสิบ(hâa-sìp)
Eric: Last is the currency unit "Baht"
Jay: [Normal] บาท [Slow] บาท(bàat)
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning "It's fifty baht."
Jay: [Slow] อันนี้ห้าสิบบาท [Normal] อันนี้ห้าสิบบาท
Eric: Finally, here is the way to say "It's two hundred baht."
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้สองร้อยบาท(an-níi sǎawng-ráawy bàat)
Eric: First is a word meaning "This"
Jay: [Normal] อันนี้ [Slow] อันนี้(an-níi)
Eric: Next is the number for "two hundred"
Jay: [Normal] สองร้อย [Slow] สองร้อย(sǎawng-ráawy)
Eric: Last is the currency unit "Baht"
Jay: [Normal] บาท [Slow] บาท(bàat)
Eric: Listen again to the phrase meaning "It's two hundred baht."
Jay: [Slow] อันนี้สองร้อยบาท [Normal] อันนี้สองร้อยบาท
Cultural Insight
Eric: Now it's time for a quick cultural insight.
Jay: Do you know the number for one hundred in Thai? It’s “Nùeng-ráawy" The first part is Nùeng, "one". The second part is “Ráawy” which means “hundred”, so that you get one hundred. Just by replacing the number before Ráawy, you can make two hundred and three hundred easily.

Outro
Eric: And that’s all for this lesson. Don’t forget to check out the lesson notes, and we’ll see you in the next lesson!
Jay: สวัสดี ค่ะ

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