Lets Speak/Learn Thai!
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Originally posted by hondapons:
that is HOKKIEN
really???oh.. so hokkien n thai abt the same lah...
both also got the mai mai mai thing....
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Originally posted by aHGer^83:
oh... i know 1...
ai sio gan mai?
tsk....ah ger so lude one...
thai where got so lude one...
they will say
"ai sio gan khup~"
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Originally posted by aHGer^83:
really???oh.. so hokkien n thai abt the same lah...
both also got the mai mai mai thing....
ting tong has exactly the same meaning in phaasaa thai and hokkien ...
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same like gup gup.
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ting tong has exactly the same meaning in phaasaa thai and hokkien ...
wad is ting tong?? -
ah mos,
so they dun usually ask lah... they will strt away tell u "wa ai!! wa ai!!", ijjit?
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lol.
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hmmm hondapons i heard from a fren of mine . he sae " pok pok choi " and he tell me is thai language . u noe wat it means?? - confused lad here .
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not sure also. u can ask Mr. Chin Li Hai. he know best!
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hmmm chin li hai? i think i ask our mutal fren derrick aka BAN SI TONG ~! lol
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ROFL.....really reminds me of my school-days interacting with the AEAN scholars.
Great cultural exchange.
They learnt what's LJ and CB and I learnt the equivalent in Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian.
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Originally posted by 16/f/lonely:
ROFL.....really reminds me of my school-days interacting with the AEAN scholars.
Great cultural exchange.
They learnt what's LJ and CB and I learnt the equivalent in Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian.
what is LJ and CB?
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No tones and you won't be understood.
Here's my tip for Chinese speakers. Thai is a sung language. Syllables are drawn out and tones really emphasized. Thai is like buttering bread compared to Mandarin chop chopping a suckling pig.
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Originally posted by webben:
No tones and you won't be understood.
Here's my tip for Chinese speakers. Thai is a sung language. Syllables are drawn out and tones really emphasized. Thai is like buttering bread compared to Mandarin chop chopping a suckling pig.
no link leh. simi butter bread and chopping suckling pig.