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Nonteerak2553 · #**15256** 20-08-2012, 02:03 AM

IMO, one doesn't need a teacher to learn how to speak Thai, unless he intend read and write, otherwise, mixing around with SYTs, or Thai friends will able you to pick up a decent Thai language.

Learning from teacher is good, but in normal days communication between thai friends doesn't use the formal way, which a teacher that have teached you.

I learned my Thai language thru my gf, friends and watching larkons. I don't dare to say I'm fluent, but able to communicate with a stranger quite decent. Living in Thailand if one doesn't know how to speak Thai when he go market is a disaster.

rukthai · #**15257** 20-08-2012, 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Nonteerak2553

IMO, one doesn't need a teacher to learn how to speak Thai, unless he intend read and write, otherwise, mixing around with SYTs, or Thai friends will able you to pick up a decent Thai language.

Learning from teacher is good, but in normal days communication between thai friends doesn't use the formal way, which a teacher that have teached you.

I learned my Thai language thru my gf, friends and watching larkons. I don't dare to say I'm fluent, but able to communicate with a stranger quite decent. Living in Thailand if one doesn't know how to speak Thai when he go market is a disaster.

I can't go market without my Thai gf. Lol. I can speak Thai but it seems so hard for me to remember the food names and all.

Soopafly · #**15258** 20-08-2012, 05:10 AM

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Originally Posted by naemlo

.......Personally, when I learnt a new Thai word, next hour I will forget unless I use it regularly.

You mean mot kaew

gsk721g · #**15259** 20-08-2012, 11:05 AM

Touch down BKK late afternoon for meeting and headed to CAESARS after dinner around 10pm.
Strange, not many customers seen when I stepped in. Afraid that many Japanese would be there due to Jap holidays.
Counted 11 WL.
Picked A2 (Jeng) as she had the best smile among the lot.
THB3200 for her.
Skip the details, but basically she has small headlamps, nice ass, average skin tone for a Thai, nice smile, good service attitude and tries to cultivate GFE.
Bros can support her; she's worth it.
She's from Chang Rai.
Gonna miss her as am flying off soon.

naemlo · #**15260** 20-08-2012, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Soopafly

You mean mot kaew

Been a long time since last mot.

guess u should be planning your trip soon.

High till Dry · #**15261** 20-08-2012, 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by gsk721g

Touch down BKK late afternoon for meeting and headed to CAESARS after dinner around 10pm.
Strange, not many customers seen when I stepped in. Afraid that many Japanese would be there due to Jap holidays.
Counted 11 WL.
Picked A2 (Jeng) as she had the best smile among the lot.
THB3200 for her.
Skip the details, but basically she has small headlamps, nice ass, average skin tone for a Thai, nice smile, good service attitude and tries to cultivate GFE.
Bros can support her; she's worth it.
She's from Chang Rai.
Gonna miss her as am flying off soon.

Caesars has alway been quiet when i was there. All the crowd are @ the other side of the road where nataree is...

naemlo · #**15262** 20-08-2012, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by rukthai

Frankly speaking from experience, you can go for lessons regularly three times a week but if you do not practise or speak with people, everything will be gone to waste.

I based in Jakarta and Hanoi before. Used to speak a bit of Bahasa and Viet but now forget most.

Maybe getting old, memory lost

High till Dry · #**15263** 20-08-2012, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by naemlo

I based in Jakarta and Hanoi before. Used to speak a bit of Bahasa and Viet but now forget most.

Maybe getting old, memory lost

When I used the language often enuff it will be part of me. Those that I cannot remembered are those that I hardly used.

GLHunter · #**15264** 20-08-2012, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by cooler07

i genuinely wanted to learn. best i can learn from a syt... this will make me look forward to learning... lol...

There is a very good book with cd (as follow) which i find very useful, and my thai teacher in C.C is also using it as her teaching material.
Can find in major bookstore in bkk.

"THAI FOR BEGINNERS" by Benjawan Poomsan Becker

Note:
You can also download this from itune/iphone.

gsk721g · #**15265** 20-08-2012, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by High till Dry

Caesars has alway been quiet when i was there. All the crowd are @ the other side of the road where nataree is...

Thanks for the pointer.

Verywierd · #**15266** 20-08-2012, 04:31 PM

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Originally Posted by indianmagicoil

For those who r wondering whats Eden? Well its an S&M club run by old French dude (is he still alive?). Girls there cannot make it coz frankly if u have the looks u wouldn't want to do this. U go in and pick a girl and she picks her partner. U all go in and do the thing with the leather and whips. Dunno whats the damage & all coz I'm not into this. Better ask Khun Google for more info krap.

Just to clarify, the Eden Club is not an S&M club. I know this from personal experience.

They are famous for offering anal sex and bisexual girls.

naemlo · #**15267** 20-08-2012, 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by GLHunter

"THAI FOR BEGINNERS" by Benjawan Poomsan Becker

This is my first.

Marlborolights · #**15268** 20-08-2012, 08:00 PM

Hi everyone,

I will be going to Bangkok for a company event in October, I'm looking for a romantic place for a special dinner with a female colleague, whom I'm interested in. Any recommendations?

I'm did some research and find Baiyoke Sky's Bangkok Balcony like not bad, how you guys rate it?

Cost not an issue, I'm willing to spend for that night but it got to be on a weekday.

Thanks alot!

leaseoflife · #**15269** 20-08-2012, 10:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Marlborolights

Hi everyone,

I will be going to Bangkok for a company event in October, I'm looking for a romantic place for a special dinner with a female colleague, whom I'm interested in. Any recommendations?

I'm did some research and find Baiyoke Sky's Bangkok Balcony like not bad, how you guys rate it?

Cost not an issue, I'm willing to spend for that night but it got to be on a weekday.

Thanks alot!

There're quite a few options. U can bring her for a chao phara river dinner cruise. Plenty to choose fr. Choose one that has ala carte rather than buffet. There is one cruise not bad..small capacity but i cannot rem name. After tt... Can go to one of those open air top of botel bars for a drink which is near where the boat dock. Btw..the cruise booking inckude a pick up fr hotel.

Soopafly · #**15270** 20-08-2012, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by cooler07

anyone know where i can have thai language lessons for maybe 1 to 2 weeks. or best got lobang from university gals who is willing to teach thai language, 1 to 1, maybe 4 to 5 hrs per day. budget ard 1k per day.

Quote:

Originally Posted by GLHunter

There is a very good book with cd (as follow) which i find very useful, and my thai teacher in C.C is also using it as her teaching material.
Can find in major bookstore in bkk.

"THAI FOR BEGINNERS" by Benjawan Poomsan Becker

Note:
You can also download this from itune/iphone.

I have Pimx1eur Thai with 40 mp3 audio lessons (10 basic and 30 intermediate/advanced. PM me if you are interested

Basic 300MB
Int/Adv - 700MB

Chok Dee na,