what do you do when in Thailand?

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Try out Yunomori Spa in BKK! Very value for money, considering the standard of service and the atmosphere. They have onsens, snooze lounge and a cafe for all guests.

Which package did you get? How much?
Did you tip the therapist?
 

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Which package did you get? How much?
Did you tip the therapist?

I been there too, I tipped 100 bhat for a 60mins massage. :s13:

No right or wrong, I think 100 bhat is just about right for a 30+30mins massage for 2 type, took the package. There are like about 10 different type of package mix and match, I took one with massage (2 types) + onsen.
 

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Which train market did u go to? I know there’s quite a few , unsure which is better
Just back from Bangkok the train night market is called talad rod if i not wrong there a stall selling pork back bone,full of local people eating i myself eat 2 bowl the taste with herb and lemongrass flavor it worth to go there to try.
 

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Just back from Bangkok the train night market is called talad rod if i not wrong there a stall selling pork back bone,full of local people eating i myself eat 2 bowl the taste with herb and lemongrass flavor it worth to go there to try.

Because I know there’s 2 train market . One further away from bkk city nearer to outskirt , one is new one in bkk city near pratunam area .
 

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Because I know there’s 2 train market . One further away from bkk city nearer to outskirt , one is new one in bkk city near pratunam area .

Rot Fai Market mean train market, all night market in bkk, they like to call it train night market.
There are total of 4 if I'm not wrong, look out for the last name as not to confuse. Example Neon market which is at Pratunam.
Only Artbox is different night market.
 

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发克你妈妈咪呀;112347919 said:
haha. mostly thai can communicate with simple English liao. no need to learn thai liao. some of them surprisingly can speak Chinese lol
those will be in bkk I guess.. outside of bkk, most are still speaking Thai. minimum knowledge of English
 

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For phuket, some speak mandarin ...
perhaps many china tourists going there ...
you c big c , flooded with china tourists ... they shop like the supermarket things are "free"

took my phuket driver for 700b (van for 3 adults). the driver is thai, but spoke mandarin ... he said he go and learn since many china tourists ...

in bangkok, some people do speak teochew especially those older ones ...
 

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yup.. tourists hotspots you can see those vendors speaking different kinds of languages, Chinese, Korean, Japanese.. shock!!

they need to learn if not they will be jobless soon
 

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For phuket, some speak mandarin ...
perhaps many china tourists going there ...
you c big c , flooded with china tourists ... they shop like the supermarket things are "free"

took my phuket driver for 700b (van for 3 adults). the driver is thai, but spoke mandarin ... he said he go and learn since many china tourists ...

in bangkok, some people do speak teochew especially those older ones ...

Because they are thai chinese. At least 10% of thai population is thai chinese just that younger generation cant speak dialect or chinese.
 

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Because they are thai chinese. At least 10% of thai population is thai chinese just that younger generation cant speak dialect or chinese.

so far those that spoken to us, they are not thai chinese ...
they told us they learn thai due to more chinese tourists ...
 

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so far those that spoken to us, they are not thai chinese ...
they told us they learn thai due to more chinese tourists ...
I have thai friends learning Chinese in University, went to Beijing, Shanghai for exchange program. Even after coming back from china, their Chinese skills are not up to the level.

I think the better way is to speak to locals as in tourists in Thailand.

same like most of us here, we can speak Thai, I think is because we speak to the local not learn thru books
 
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