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	Thai numerals Information
		Thai numerals are traditionally used in Thailand, although the Hindu-Arabic numerals (also known as Western numerals) are more common.
		Apart from the different symbols used for the numerals, the Thai numeration system is exactly the same as the Hindu-Arabic numeral system used in most of the rest of the world.
		The words roi, phan etc. should never be used without a preceding numeral (unless it is beginning nueng), so two hundred and ten, for example, is song roi sip and not song roi nueng sip, and one hundred is either roi or nueng roi (both are acceptable).
	www.bookrags.com /Thai_numerals (261 words)

	Thai numerals - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thai numerals (ตัวเลขไทย) are traditionally used in Thailand, although the Arabic numerals (also known as Western numerals) are more common.
		Apart from the different symbols used for the numerals, the Thai numeration system is exactly the same as the Hindu-Arabic numeral system used in the rest of the world.
		The words roi, phan etc. should never be used without a preceding numeral (unless it is beginning nueng), so two hundred and ten, for example, is song roi sip and not song roi nueng sip, and one hundred is either roi or nueng roi (both are acceptable).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thai_numerals (358 words)

	Numeral
		A numeral is a word, symbol, or group of symbols that represents a number.
		The numerals "1, 2, 3, 4, 5,..." are Arabic numerals, differing from Roman numerals "I, II, III, IV, V,..." but they represent the same numbers.
		In the hexadecimal numeral system familiar to the computer community the letters from "A" to "F" are commonly used to form numerals.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/nu/Numeral.html (105 words)

	Thai
		Thai (also known as Siamese) is a member of the Southwestern branch of the Tai-Kadai language family.
		Thai is an analytic language which means that it does not use inflections to represent grammatical relations, such as case, gender, number or tense.
		Thai is considered to be a Category II language in terms of difficulty for speakers of English.
	www.nvtc.gov /lotw/months/may/Thai.html (1474 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > Thai numerals
		Thai numerals are traditionally used in Thailand, although the Western (so-called Arabic) numerals are more common.
		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.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/th/Thai_numerals (223 words)

	CSL - The (Very) Basics Of Thai Script
		Thai script was developed during the Sukhotai period of Thai history, in around the year 1280 (1823BE).
		Written Thai consists of characters for consonants, vowels and tones, plus numerals and a few special typographical symbols.
		Thai is written from left to right, the same as English.
	www.geocities.com /cs_leisure/thaiscript.htm (559 words)

	Monotype Imaging: Non-Latin Font Info
		Thai script is also used for writing Lao, as well as other minority languages in Thailand.
		Thai spelling is often based on etymological derivation of a word rather than its phonetic realization in contemporary language.
		While there are 4 tone symbols in Thai, two of which are most frequently used, the indication of tone is also dependent on the class of the host consonant, length of the associated vowel and type of syllable.
	www.monotypeimaging.com /productsservices/wt_info.aspx?type=thai (389 words)

	simply-thai.com-Thai Language and Alphabet
		Thai history supports this evidence, as cone-shaped stone blocks made of powdered sandstone, with dimensions of 1.11cm High x 35 cm deep x 35 cm thick, dated from AD 1292 were found by King Rama IV of the
		Thai is a tonal language with 5 tones.
		The tone of a syllable is determined by a combination of the class of consonant, the type of syllable (open or closed), the tone marker and the length of the vowel.
	www.simply-thai.com /Thailand_page_Thai_Alphabet.htm (492 words)

	Does Thai Language belong to Sino-Tibetan branch? - China History Forum, chinese history forum
		The thai language is placed as one of the 3 branches of the sino-tibetan language family by some linguist ie.
		Yes, thai is similar to the southern chinese language as I have a thai friend who came to cantonese speaking area and in one year he could speak quite fluent but basic cantonese.
		Thai also use 2 words for "two" (but in a different maner from putonghua "er" and "liang") : "song" means "two", but "yii sip"means "twenty", with "yii" very similar to cantonese again.
	www.chinahistoryforum.com /index.php?showtopic=9313 (2220 words)

	THAI WOMEN GIRLS LADIES ASIAN BRIDES THAI'S GIRL THAILAND FOR DATING MARRIAGE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Whether a foreign national is marrying a Thai national or two foreign nationals have chosen to get married in Thailand the procedure is the same.
		If a foreign national is marrying a Thai its in their Amphur Office, while a couple of foreign nationality its in the Amphur Office in the location that they have decided to get married.
		For it to be valid in Thai law, the marriage must be registered with the Registrar at an Amphur Office (District Office).
	www.mythailove.com /resources.php (1412 words)

	THAI localization GUIDE [1]
		Inexplicably in Thai Word (95 and 97), Thai sorting is supported but the indexing feature fails to follow the sorting algorithm, sorting on only the first character, which makes the feature useless.
		As described elsewhere, Thai support for the PC comes in the form of localised operating systems and/or third party solutions, whereas for the Macintosh it comes in the form of an add-on (ThaiTalk1 or ThaiTalk2).
		For a localization project that includes Thai as a target, it would be wise to seek advice on the choice of application at an early stage, as no single solution is practical for all cases.
	qtranslation.com /ttrans/english/thailoc8.htm (1428 words)

	THAI localization GUIDE [1]
		Thai, a single-byte language with a unique script, contains 44 consonants (a few are considered obsolete), 33 vowels, 4 tone marks (there are 5 tones), and 5 other symbols with a diacritical or punctuation function.
		There are Thai numerals but roman numerals are increasingly common, especially in technical publications.
		Thai is part of a group of languages with a similar script known as the Mon-Khmer languages.
	www.qtranslation.com /ttrans/english/thailoc1.htm (799 words)

	Language Reference Guide For Thai
		Thai also has five tonal marks; four are indicated by signs over the consonants and the absence of a sign indicates that the first tone is to be used.
		Thai is spoken by over 85 per cent of the population of Thailand, or about 50 million people.
		The origin of the Thai alphabet is obscure, but it is believed to have had its origin in southern India.
	www.translationdirectory.com /article937.htm (447 words)

	BOT News
		The Issuance of the commemorative 100-Baht banknote on the Centenary of Thai banknote
		To celebrate the Centenary of the issuance of Thai banknote on 7 September B.E. (2002), the Bank of Thailand will issue the commemorative 100-Baht banknotes on this auspicious occasion as a legal tender at the amount of 15 million notes.
		Under the Royal-Coat-of-Arms are the Thai words and expressions: “Government of Siam,” and “The Government of Siam promises to pay the bearer on the demand in the Siamese currency”, printed in dark brown.
	www.bot.or.th /bothomepage/General/PressReleasesAndSpeeches/PressReleases/news2545/Eng/n2945e.htm (420 words)

	Number names
		Different cultures have different traditional numeral systems used for writing numbers and for naming large numbers.
		One example of duodecimal numerals is in use in the Chepang language[?] of Nepal.
		However, their influence can still be seen in many cultures, such as in the imperial system of units, and the former British system of pounds, shillings and pence.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/nu/Number_names.html (142 words)

	Glossary of Unicode terms
		A collection of characters in which a numeric code is assigned to each character so that it can be represented on a computer.
		Contrast with Arabic numerals, Chinese numerals, and Roman numerals.
		Contrast with Arabic numerals, Chinese numerals, and Indic numerals.
	www-106.ibm.com /developerworks/library/glossaries/unicode.html (1497 words)

	'Banana-shake backpackers' not the only ones feeling the sting of two-tiered pricing
		One splendidly clever technique that is used throughout the land is for two-tier entrance fees to be boldly written up in English with Roman numerals for foreigners and, for the benefit of locals, in Thai with Thai numerals.
		The vendors in tourists areas that are also frequented by Thais are even smarter than the park commissioners as they fully realise that many Bangkokians are as wealthy, if not wealthier, than their foreign counterparts.
		Many foreigners may be furious at how Thais can so blatantly and cunningly implement their two-tier price system, but what they fail to realise is that many among them indulge in the same practice.
	www.nationmultimedia.com /2007/01/13/opinion/opinion_30024026.php (1314 words)

	Tom's learning Thai - a personal approach to the Thai language
		Most Thais don't expect a foreigner to be able to speak any of their language and will surely appreciate if you make a little effort and can string a few sentences together in Thai.
		The use of the built-in Thai support in your browser facilitates using different character sets and, thus, there is no need to install special Thai fonts in order to view these pages.
		The written Thai Language was introduced by King Ramkamhaeng (1275-1317), who claims to have created an alphabet for Siamese language in 1283, which later developed into the Thai alphabet.
	www.geocities.com /tomslearningthai (671 words)

	The figures of the world
		When Japanese describe a number with Arabic numerals, use a fullstop as the decimal delimiter and separate the integer part every 3 digits with a comma from the decimal delimiter to the left direction generally.
		or a sign are adhered to the front or the rear of the numeral part.
		Arabic numerals and the decimal system are born in India and brought into Europe via Arabia.
	homepage2.nifty.com /PAF00305/lang_e/figure.html (866 words)

	Wikinfo \| Arabic numerals
		Arabic numerals, in common usage, means representation of the digits of the decimal (base-10) system by the signs 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9.
		That is, romaji refer to both the numerals 0 through 9 and the letters A through Z.
		Note that Roman numerals (which one writes using Roman letters, not Arabic numerals) are different from romaji numerals, which are Arabic numerals.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Arabic_numerals (315 words)

	Numerals in many different writing systems
		The Urdu numerals are also known as 'East Arab' numerals and differ slightly from those used in Arabic.
		The numerals 1, 2, 3, etc. are also known as Arabic numerals, or Hindu-Arabic numerals, Indian numerals, Hindu numerals, European numerals, and Western numerals.
		These numerals where first used in India in about 400 BC, were later used in Persia, then were brought to Europe by the Arabs.
	www.omniglot.com /language/numerals.htm (133 words)

	Phuket Travel Information
		Indeed, the grounds and the buildings themselves seem to be imbued with an omnipresent sense of the natural spirit, a living testament and memorial to the visions of King Bhumibol's mother, Somdet Phrasrinakarintara Boromrachachonanee, affectionaltely known as Somdet Yaa, who passed away in 1995.
		Dark teakwood is topped by chalet-style roofs that are in turn topped by the Thai "galae," the double-ended pointed roof decorations common throughout the north.
		Thai numerals and consonants are carved into the stairwell leading to the service areas.
	www.travel-phuket.com /beyondphuket/jan04-doitoong.htm (2098 words)

	Thai Language - How to Say Numbers in Thai Language
		To us it is just a name but to a Thai student it is three blocks of ten.
		In Thai thirty is "sam sib" or literally "three tens".
		The only time you will see Thai numerals is in a school or when there is a two price system at a tourist attraction.
	www.learningthai.com /numbers.html (245 words)

	LINGUIST List 5.466: Numeral Classifiers
		Summary: Numeral Classifiers (VERY LONG!) Following (better late than never) is a summary of three discussions that took place during 1993 and 1994 on the e-mail LINGUIST list, on the topic of numeral classifiers.
		She supposes that numeral and classifier both generate in a Cl(assifier) node and they function as a compound in Mandarin Chinese.
		I'd also add the fact that numeral + classifier phrases can appear without benefit of a co-occurring noun in most of these languages as evidence in favor of your intuition that the split is between the noun and the numeral + classifier phrase in most cases.
	linguistlist.org /issues/5/5-466.html (9038 words)

	Numerals from all corners of the earth - Getallen
		Numerals from all corners of the earth - Getallen
		Sumerian and Babylonian Numerals - Babylonische Getallen; gebruikt in Mesopotamie (door Soemeriers, Akkadiers en Babyloniers); vanaf ongeveer 1800 voor Christus / 1800 BC Deze "symbolen" werden later later gebruikt door Darius I de Grote voor het Oud Perzische alfabet.
		De tekst van Darius I de Grote leverde later de sleutel op voor de ontcijfering van het spijkerschrift.
	www.xs4all.nl /~wjsn/tekst/numerals.htm (419 words)

	Thai Treasure Trove - The Thai Baht - All about Thai Currency
		The 10 Baht coin has a copper center with silver border, the 50 and 25 satang coins are copper colored, and both circulate in two sizes.
		Paper money is clearer since the notes have Arabic (as well as Thai) numerals and are color coded as well as of different sizes for different denominations - the larger the denomination the larger the size.
		Probably, the training institutions for Thai bank clerks have missed out informing their pupils that only professional forgers will copy signatures from samples while genuine owners of signatures will write them without having to look at the sample (and will only be confused by such a request).
	www.thaitreasuretrove.com /currency.php (403 words)

	Characters: the building blocks of writing systems
		For example, the characters used by the English language consist of the letters of the alphabet, numerals, punctuation marks and a variety of symbols (e.g., the ampersand, the dollar sign and the arithmetic symbols).
		Arabic numerals are today by far the most commonly used characters to represent numbers, although there are also other systems for writing numerals that are still in use, including Chinese and Thai.
		Arabic numerals were originally derived from an Indian system of writing numerals, and there is some speculation that the Indian numerals, in turn, originally came from Chinese characters.
	www.bellevuelinux.org /character.html (1885 words)

	Context-dependent and Directional Text - Glossary
		A collection of character elements in some scripts, such as Thai or Lao, whose presentation forms compose a glyph that occupies a definite space called a presentation cell.
		A character element, such as a Thai tone mark, a Thai upper or lower vowel or diacritic, that together with the non-composing character element and possibly other composing-character elements forms a composed character.
		As an example, a Thai text may have numbers represented by national numbers called Thai numerals.
	www.opengroup.org /onlinepubs/9638399/glossary.htm (2219 words)

	Andy's Playing Cards - South-Eastern Asia - part II - Thailand
		In this case the shape of the cards is long and thin, as most Chinese editions, and their plain backs are deep orange in colour, as the ones of the DongGuan cards (described in the Chinese gallery, page 1), or green.
		Also the numerals that indicate the value of each card of the suit are spelled in Thai, not in Chinese.
		This pattern is identical to the one found in China, the "long" variety of Si Se Pai, yet the Thai cards can be told by one detail: they have yellow backs, whereas all the Chinese editions have them in fl (a standard feature, see the Chinese gallery page 3).
	a_pollett.tripod.com /cards49.htm (831 words)

	IHT ThaiDay - Manager Online
		Thais worry that tourists won’t feel welcome, but it appears that the majority shirk off the price difference to get on with their sightseeing and hope that their inflated contributions are going to good causes.
		In front of his Thai wife, he was made to pay the foreigner price (200 baht), while she was accepted at 20 baht.
		Stickman has several methods: have a Thai buy the ticket, give the exact change for a Thai-priced ticket (with a bit of Thai thrown in), show a Thai ID of some sort, and if all that doesn’t work, say it’s illegal and throw a fit.
	www.manager.co.th /IHT/ViewNews.aspx?NewsID=9480000168366 (1444 words)

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