How To Say Thai Language Months

How to Say Thai Language Months travel Thai months are named after the lunar calendar, and each month has two different pronunciations, one with the ending com and one with the ending yon. The pronunciation with com is used for months with 31 days, and the pronunciation with yon is used for months with 30 […]

How to Say Thai Language
Months

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Thai months are named
after the lunar calendar, and each month has two different pronunciations, one
with the ending com and one with the ending
yon. The pronunciation with com is used for
months with 31 days, and the pronunciation with yon is used
for months with 30 days.

Here is a
table of the Thai months, with their pronunciations and English
translations:

To say a Thai
month, simply say the name of the month, followed by either
com or yon, depending on the number of days in
the month. For example, to say “January” in Thai, you would say
มกราคมคอม (Mokkarakomcom). To say “February” in Thai, you
would say กุมภาพันธ์คอม
(Kumphaphancom).

Here are some
examples of how to use Thai months in
sentences:

• วันนี้วันที่ 13
  พฤศจิกายน 2566 (Wan ni dai 13 Phitsachikayon 2566) – Today is November 13,
  2566.
• ฉันจะไปเที่ยวประเทศไทยในเดือนธันวาคม (Chan ja pai thiew
  prathett Thai nai duean Thanwakhom) – I will travel to Thailand in
  December.
• วันเกิดของฉันคือวันที่ 15 กุมภาพันธ์ (Wan keid khong
  chan khue wan thi 15 Kumphaphan) – My birthday is February 15th.

I hope this helps!