DNAT11
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t q ....U should just say " bpai kin kao duay gan mai krub"
Many ways to ask actually , "kin Kao" also can say "taan Kao" in a more polite manner.
duay gan mai = ?
t q ....U should just say " bpai kin kao duay gan mai krub"
Many ways to ask actually , "kin Kao" also can say "taan Kao" in a more polite manner.
Duay Han Mai..... Wat does this mean?t q ....
duay gan mai = ?
t q ....
duay gan mai = ?
oooo .... tks"duay gan" means together .. mai is how you end with a question.
" bpai kin kao duay gan mai krub" basically translate to "go eat together" in polite manner.
do it bro .... i wanna learn lehmaybe should conduct Thai lessons here as well lol
do it bro .... i wanna learn leh
maybe should conduct Thai lessons here as well lol
why not you guys list down the commonly used words here? hahaI support. One phrase a day......commonly used ones!
err.. its like you acknowledge something but in a impolite way.Good initiative! Can I post a question related to Thai language too so that we can learn together? I overheard my female friends saying something like "errr" in Thai. But when I tried to say it, they said I should not use it. It's bad. Can ask why is this so?
err.. its like you acknowledge something but in a impolite way.
if friends who just know each other.. usually will use kaa or krub.
and normally they used it with their close friends.
puchai and puying can use.. its the same.. lovers wise.. depend on how comfortable your partner is..wow thanks so much! Does it restrict to same gender use? How about using it between lovers?
puchai and puying can use.. its the same.. lovers wise.. depend on how comfortable your partner is..
depends on the conversation.. if the conversation is a heated 1.. replying with a er will cause more problems..
if it is a casual and light hearted conversation.. replying with a er do no harm.. i will always use er er er.. chai chai..
puchai and puying can use.. its the same.. lovers wise.. depend on how comfortable your partner is..
depends on the conversation.. if the conversation is a heated 1.. replying with a er will cause more problems..
if it is a casual and light hearted conversation.. replying with a er do no harm.. i will always use er er er.. chai chai..


i never drove in sg before.. but i think if you are that kind who complains about driving in sg.. then better dont drive in thai.. cause it is alot worse..
ya SG i complain when i driv but drove before in Thailand ok leh....but not bamgkok la...indo Jakarta also drive before
If u can try visit cm during loy krathongg nov ^^
Heard its very nice but prob is if go only can only go on the 6th of oct like that...
but any way if go there for like 6 day will it be like nothing to do or boring...there no much shopping n food like BBK right? and the night market worth to go is which day ah?
Sorry if I missed the question somewhere in this thread.
Is our SG drivers license valid in Thailand?
And I heard new cars with red license plate cannot be driven at night and out of the registered city?