How to Say “One More” in Thai

อีกหนึ่ง
eek neung
In Thai, "one more" is said as อีกหนึ่ง (eek neung).
อีกหนึ่ง is used to denote an additional single unit of something.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of two parts: อีก (eek), which means "again" or "more" and หนึ่ง (neung), which means "one".

How does it change in a sentence?

The phrase อีกหนึ่ง is typically followed directly by a noun or a classifier to specify what the additional unit is.

How do you pronounce it?

eek neung

Did you know?

  • In a casual setting, the word หนึ่ง is often shortened to just นึง (nueng) when saying อีกนึง, which sounds softer and more natural to native ears.
  • When ordering 'one more' of a drink at a bar, a local might simply say ขออีก (kho eek), omitting the 'one' entirely.
  • The word อีก can also be used to indicate a remaining amount of time, such as อีกห้านาที for 'five more minutes'.

Examples in context

  • ขออีกหนึ่งที่ครับ
    kho ik nueng thi khrap
    One more seat, please.
  • ฉันต้องการอีกหนึ่งชิ้น
    chan tong kan ik nueng chin
    I want one more piece.
  • ช่วยเขียนอีกหนึ่งประโยคด้วย
    chuai khian ik nueng pra-yok duai
    Please write one more sentence.

Example conversation

At a coffee shop, a man orders more drinks.

  1. ณิชา Nicha

    คุณต้องการอะไรเพิ่มไหมคะ?
    khun tong kan a-rai phoem mai kha?
    Do you want anything else?
  2. วิทวัส Witthawat

    ขออีกหนึ่งแก้วครับ
    kho ik nueng kaeo khrap
    One more glass, please.
  3. ณิชา Nicha

    รับเป็นกาแฟเหมือนเดิมไหมคะ?
    rap pen ka-fae muean doem mai kha?
    Would you like the same coffee?
  4. วิทวัส Witthawat

    ใช่ครับ ขอบคุณครับ
    chai khrap khop khun khrap
    Yes, thank you.
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