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9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

9 [เก้า]

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วัน

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Monday วั----ทร์ วั_____ ว-น-ั-ท-์ --------- วันจันทร์ 0
wan---n w______ w-n-j-n ------- wan-jan
Tuesday ว-นอังค-ร วั______ ว-น-ั-ค-ร --------- วันอังคาร 0
wa------kan w__________ w-n-a-g-k-n ----------- wan-ang-kan
Wednesday วัน-ุธ วั___ ว-น-ุ- ------ วันพุธ 0
w---po-ot w_______ w-n-p-́-t --------- wan-póot
Thursday ว--พ--ั-บดี วั_______ ว-น-ฤ-ั-บ-ี ----------- วันพฤหัสบดี 0
w------́---------̀-b-----e w______________________ w-n-p-e-u-h-̀---a---a---e- -------------------------- wan-préu-hàt-sà-baw-dee
Friday วั-ศ--ร์ วั____ ว-น-ุ-ร- -------- วันศุกร์ 0
w-n-s---k w_______ w-n-s-̀-k --------- wan-sòok
Saturday ว--เส--์ วั_____ ว-น-ส-ร- -------- วันเสาร์ 0
w-n-sǎo w______ w-n-s-̌- -------- wan-sǎo
Sunday ว--อา-ิ--์ วั______ ว-น-า-ิ-ย- ---------- วันอาทิตย์ 0
w-----tít w________ w-n-a-t-́- ---------- wan-a-tít
the week สัป---์-/----ิ-ย์ สั____ / อ____ ส-ป-า-์ / อ-ท-ต-์ ----------------- สัปดาห์ / อาทิตย์ 0
sàp----a-tít s___________ s-̀---a-a-t-́- -------------- sàp-da-a-tít
from Monday to Sunday ต-้-แต-----ั-ทร---ง--น------์ ตั้__________________ ต-้-แ-่-ั-จ-น-ร-ถ-ง-ั-อ-ท-ต-์ ----------------------------- ตั้งแต่วันจันทร์ถึงวันอาทิตย์ 0
d-âng -tà--w-- --n -------a-------t d____ d___ w__ j__ t____ w__ a_____ d-â-g d-à- w-n j-n t-u-g w-n a---í- ----------------------------------- dtâng dtàe wan jan tĕung wan aa-tít
The first day is Monday. วั-ท--หน--ง-ือว-น-ันทร์ วั_____________ ว-น-ี-ห-ึ-ง-ื-ว-น-ั-ท-์ ----------------------- วันที่หนึ่งคือวันจันทร์ 0
w----e-e--e--ng--eu-w---j-n--á w___________________________ w-n-t-̂---e-u-g-k-u-w-n-j-n-t-́ ------------------------------- wan-têe-nèung-keu-wan-jan-tá
The second day is Tuesday. ว-น-ี--อ----ว-น---ค-ร วั______________ ว-น-ี-ส-ง-ื-ว-น-ั-ค-ร --------------------- วันที่สองคือวันอังคาร 0
w-n-t-----ǎ-ng-----------g---n w____________________________ w-n-t-̂---a-w-g-k-u-w-n-a-g-k-n ------------------------------- wan-têe-sǎwng-keu-wan-ang-kan
The third day is Wednesday. วั-ที-สา-ค-อวันพ-ธ วั___________ ว-น-ี-ส-ม-ื-ว-น-ุ- ------------------ วันที่สามคือวันพุธ 0
wan------sa--------a--póot w_______________________ w-n-t-̂---a-m-k-u-w-n-p-́-t --------------------------- wan-têe-sǎm-keu-wan-póot
The fourth day is Thursday. ว-น--ส-่คื--ั-พ------ี วั_____________ ว-น-ี-ี-ค-อ-ั-พ-ห-ส-ด- ---------------------- วันทีสี่คือวันพฤหัสบดี 0
wan-t-----̀e---u--an--r-́-h--------d-e w_________________________________ w-n-t-e-s-̀---e---a---r-́-h-̀---a---e- -------------------------------------- wan-tee-sèe-keu-wan-prí-hàt-bà-dee
The fifth day is Friday. ว-นที-ห-า--อ-ั---ก-์ วั___________ ว-น-ี-ห-า-ื-ว-น-ุ-ร- -------------------- วันที่ห้าคือวันศุกร์ 0
w---t----h-̂--e----n-s--ok w______________________ w-n-t-̂---a---e---a---o-o- -------------------------- wan-têe-hâ-keu-wan-sòok
The sixth day is Saturday. ว--ท---กค--วันเส-ร์ วั____________ ว-น-ี-ห-ค-อ-ั-เ-า-์ ------------------- วันที่หกคือวันเสาร์ 0
w-n-t-̂---o-k--eu-w-n----o w______________________ w-n-t-̂---o-k-k-u-w-n-s-̌- -------------------------- wan-têe-hòk-keu-wan-sǎo
The seventh day is Sunday. ว--ที่เจ็----วั--า----์ วั______________ ว-น-ี-เ-็-ค-อ-ั-อ-ท-ต-์ ----------------------- วันที่เจ็ดคือวันอาทิตย์ 0
wa--t-̂e---̀----u--a--a-t--t w________________________ w-n-t-̂---e-t-k-u-w-n-a-t-́- ---------------------------- wan-têe-jèt-keu-wan-a-tít
The week has seven days. หน-่ง-ั-ด-ห-ม---็ดว-น ห_____________ ห-ึ-ง-ั-ด-ห-ม-เ-็-ว-น --------------------- หนึ่งสัปดาห์มีเจ็ดวัน 0
n--u-g-s-̀--d--me----̀----n n_______________________ n-̀-n---a-p-d---e---e-t-w-n --------------------------- nèung-sàp-da-mee-jèt-wan
We only work for five days. เร-ท-งานเ-ี-ง----ัน เ______________ เ-า-ำ-า-เ-ี-ง-้-ว-น ------------------- เราทำงานเพียงห้าวัน 0
r-----m-n-an---ang-h-̂---n r________________________ r-o-t-m-n-a---i-n---a---a- -------------------------- rao-tam-ngan-piang-hâ-wan

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