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Thai Grammar Point
ทั้งหมด (tháng mòt) - In total, all

ทั้งหมด (tháng mòt) - In total, all

Short explanation:

'ทั้งหมด (tháng mòt)' is used to express the total amount or entirety of something.

Formation:

Noun + ทั้งหมด

Examples:

ฉัน เรียน ภาษา ไทย ทั้งหมด สอง ปี แล้ว

Chan rian phasa thai thang mot song pee laew

I have been studying Thai for two years in total.

เขา มี เพื่อน ทั้งหมด เจ็ด คน

Khao mee pheuan thang mot jet kon

He has seven friends in total.

ผม เดินทาง ไป ทั้งหมด กี่ ชั่วโมง ก็ ไม่ รู้

Phom doen thang pai thang mot gee chua mong gor mai roo

I don't know how many hours in total I traveled.

มี นักเรียน ใน ห้องเรียน ทั้งหมด กี่ คน ?

Mee nakrian nai hong rian thang mot gee kon ?

How many students are there in total in the classroom?

Long explanation:

The term 'ทั้งหมด (tháng mòt)' translates to 'in total' or 'all' in English. It is typically used when you want to refer to the total sum or full amount of something, whether it's a quantity or a period of time. In Thai sentences, 'ทั้งหมด' often comes after the noun it refers to, but it can also be found at the end of sentences.

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