Welcome back!Most of the phrases in Thai language you need to end with the polite words: “Khrab” for men and “Kaa” for women. There are also a few phrases where I say “Phom” which is “I” for men. Women would normally say “Di-chun” in formal situations and “Chun” among friends.
So, to introduce yourself, you would [...]
Ok, first lesson for today is …. (drum please)…
“Sawasdee Ka!” This is how we say hello in Thai language. If you are a man, you will say “Sawasdee Khrab!“.
When you are on vacation in Thailand, you will find many young people who can speak English. You won’t have any problem when you visit any places [...]
It took me a while to get an idea of what would be best to offer my fellow blogger. One problem I have to admit that is I am not really good in English writing as I am not a native English person. But as a Thai native person, I am confidence that I can [...]
