How To Say How Much In Thai Language

The most common way to say “how much” in Th […]

The most common way to say “how much” in Thai is with the word “เท่าไร” (pronounced “tao rai”). This word can be used on its own to ask about the price of something, or it can be used with the word “ราคา” (pronounced “ra ka”) to ask “how much does it cost?”.

For example:

• เท่าไร? (How much?)
• เสื้อตัวนี้เท่าไร? (How much is this shirt?)
• ราคาเท่าไร? (How much does it cost?)
• ค่ารถไปสวนจตุจักรเท่าไร? (How much is a taxi to Chatuchak Market?)

You can also use the word “กี่” (pronounced “gee”) to ask “how many”. This word is used for countable nouns, such as apples, books, or cars.

For example:

• กี่บาท? (How many baht?)
• กล้วยกี่บาท? (How many baht for bananas?)
• หนังสือมีกี่เล่ม? (How many books are there?)
• รถกี่คัน? (How many cars are there?)

Here are some other useful phrases for asking about prices in Thai:

• แพงไป (paan pai) – Too expensive
• ถูกไป (took pai) – Too cheap
• ลดราคาได้มั้ย (lot ra ka dai mai) – Can you give me a discount?
• จ่ายเท่าไร? (How much do I pay?)

I hope this helps!