๐ soon (zero) ๑ neung (one) ๒ song (two) ๓ sam (three) ๔ see (four) ๕ ha (five) ๖ hok (six) ๗ jet (seven) ๘ phet (eight) ๙ gao (nine)
สิบ sip (ten) สิบเอ็ด sip et (eleven) ยี่สิบ yee sip (twenty) รัอย roy (hundred) พัน phan (thousand) หมื่น meun (ten thousand) แสน saen (hundred thousand) ลัาน laan (million)For example, one hundred and thirty-two is neung roy sam sip song. The words roy, phan etc. should never be used without a preceding numeral, so one hundred, for example, is neung roy and not just roy. Native speakers will use roy neung (or phan neung etc.) with different tones on neung to distinguish one hundred from one hundred and one.
See also: Thai language, Thai alphabet