Thai Vocabulary : days, Months & Seasons

Learn the Days of the Week in Thai

วัน (Wan)

Explore the days of the week in Thai, Romanization, and their English translations.

The word "วัน" (wan) is used for "day" followed by the name of the day, which is often linked to a planet or celestial body in Thai astrology.

Days of the Week in Thai:

• วันจันทร์ (Wan jan) = Monday (literally "Day of the Moon")
• วันอังคาร (Wan angkān) = Tuesday (literally "Day of Mars")
• วันพุธ (Wan phut) = Wednesday (literally "Day of Mercury")
• วันพฤหัสบดี (Wan pharuehat) = Thursday (literally "Day of Jupiter")
• วันศุกร์ (Wan suk) = Friday (literally "Day of Venus")
• วันเสาร์ (Wan sao) = Saturday (literally "Day of Saturn")
• วันอาทิตย์ (Wan athit) = Sunday (literally "Day of the Sun")

Learn the Months of the Year in Thai

เดือน (Duean)

Explore the months of the year in Thai, Romanization, and their English translations.

Learn the Seasons of the Year in Thai

ฤดู (Rue-du)

Explore the seasons of the year in Thai, Romanization, and their English translations.

The word "ฤดู" (Rue-du) is used for "season" followed by the type of season. Thailand has three main seasons due to its tropical climate.

Seasons of the Year in Thai:

• ฤดูร้อน (Rue-du ron) = Summer (Hot Season)
• ฤดูฝน (Rue-du fon) = Rainy Season
• ฤดูหนาว (Rue-du nao) = Cool Season (Winter)