Thai - Countable and Uncountable Nouns 1

I have many storybooks.

Chǎn mee nǎng-sěuh-nítaan ____________ lêm.

• Mâak

• Lăai

• Yér

Mee chaa lǔea ​ (a)   nai gaa.

There is not much tea left in the pot.

• mâi mâak
• Mâak
• Mâi lǎai
• Lǎai
• Mâi mee

Reorder the following

My father has many dogs.

• Mee

• Pôrh Khôrng-chǎn

• Măa

• Lăai dtua

The baby has not much hair.

Dèk-taa-rók mee pǒm ____________ .

• Mâi mee

• Mee mâak

• Mâi mâak

• Mâak mee

I put some fish in the fridge.

Chǎn sài bplaa __________ nai dtôo-yen.

• Baang dtua

• Lăai dtua

• Mâak dtua

• Dtua níd-nòi

Choose the right classifier for the image.

a

lem

dtua

jaan

kon

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) lêm

,

(b) dtua

,

(c) bai

,

(d) kon

• mǎa

• nǒo

• jaan

• khun

• lôog-sǎao

• nǎng-sěuh

• sàmùud

• grà-bpǎo

• sǔea

• máa

• chǎn

• nǒrng-sǎao

• pôo-chaai

• bai-mái

Match the quantitative noun for each picture.

• dòrk

• 
• bai

• 
• lêm

• 
• dtua

• 
• kon

• 

Record in Thai:

"Everyone likes me"

Record in Thai:

"There are many tigers in the zoo. Some are eating and some are sleeping."

zoo = sǔan-sàt