Maori and Thai Numbers Quiz

Questions and Answers

What is the Maori word for the number four?

rua

rima

ono

wha (correct)

In Thai, what number does 'haa' represent?

five (correct)

three

seven

eight

Which number corresponds to 'jet' in Thai?

eight

nine

seven (correct)

six

What is the Thai word for the number ten?

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How do you say 'two' in Maori?

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Wanem wansaem true long Maori, ru?

Whitu Signup and view all the answers

Wanem wansaem number long Thai i minim 'bpaed'?

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Wanem number i minim 'ono' long Maori?

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Wanem i no tru long Thai, 'sam'?

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Wanem i minim 'waru' long Maori?

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Study Notes

Maori Numbers

Maori language uses distinct words for numbers from one to ten.
"neung" and "tahi" both mean "one."
"rua" represents "two," while "toru" stands for "three."
"wha" is the word for "four," and "rima" is "five."
"ono" means "six," and "whitu" means "seven."
"waru" is the term for "eight," "iwa" means "nine," and "tekau" is "ten."

Thai Numbers

Thai language also has unique words for numbers one to ten.
"song" signifies "two," while "sam" represents "three."
"see" is the word for "four," and "haa" translates to "five."
"hok" means "six," and "jet" stands for "seven."
"bpaed" is the term for "eight," "kao" means "nine," and "sib" represents "ten."

Maori Numbers

Maori language uses distinct words for numbers from one to ten.
"neung" and "tahi" both mean "one."
"rua" represents "two," while "toru" stands for "three."
"wha" is the word for "four," and "rima" is "five."
"ono" means "six," and "whitu" means "seven."
"waru" is the term for "eight," "iwa" means "nine," and "tekau" is "ten."

Thai Numbers

Thai language also has unique words for numbers one to ten.
"song" signifies "two," while "sam" represents "three."
"see" is the word for "four," and "haa" translates to "five."
"hok" means "six," and "jet" stands for "seven."
"bpaed" is the term for "eight," "kao" means "nine," and "sib" represents "ten."

Description

Save time and test your knowledge of numbers in Maori and Thai. This quiz will help you learn translations for numbers one to ten in both languages. Challenge yourself and see how well you can identify the correct terms!