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Are you presently involved in a cross-cultural relationship? Do you want to tie the knot with your beloved and raise a family of your own? Congratulations, for having the courage to embark on this challenging and noble journey. But before you do that, you have to learn the effects and problems that you could encounter in these types of relationships. …
The Effects of Cross-Cultural Marriages on Children and the Family Read More »
Once you visit Thailand, one of the things you are not likely to miss, is getting a massage. The Thai massage is a well-known therapy and it is easy to find a place to get a massage from almost any corner in major cities. Thai massage is a Thai traditional healing practice combining acupressure, assisted yoga postures, and Indian Ayurvedic …
Thai massage – Benefits, risks and making the most of your visit Read More »
The ladyboys of Thailand Many people confuse this term with men that are now women in every sense of the word but this is not the true meaning of the term. ladyboys does not have all the physical workings of a female and while they may have some parts or features of a female through surgery or H.R.T (hormone replacement …
Ladyboys and Kathoey – Everything you wanted to know but were too afraid to ask! Read More »
Imagine you’re at the counter. She has long hair, tan skin, and the oh-so-perfect curvy shape. Even she s turning her back to you, it’s not difficult to imagine how beautiful she’ll look like when she turns back. And most importantly, she is sitting there… all alone! You’ve decided that no matter what you must get her number tonight. So you …
Thailand is heaven for food… And if you’re staying in Bangkok, you can find food everywhere, on the opposite side of your luxury hotel, in the market near your condominium, in the department stores, on both sides of the street in the business areas, or along the footpath to your office. But what has made Thai food so famous is …
Chapter 7: Ordering food at a restaurant and Thai dining etiquette Read More »
If you’ve been staying in Thailand for a while, you might’ve noticed this — most Thais are never on time. Whether it is family gathering, social event or business deal, we’re likely to show up L-A-T-E. Some might blame Bangkok’s infamous traffic but I think it’s got something to do with our easy-go- ing state of mind and the “Mai …
“Hello, my lovely students, sabai dee mai?” I’m just back from my holiday in Malaysia. I feel totally refreshed and now ready to take you through the next lesson, which will be devoted to… well, you can guess… Yes! H-O-L-I-D-A-Y! Having known this, how do you feel by now? A bit excited? If you say not at all, I’ll be …
Chapter 5: Thai phrases to use while on holiday! Read More »
Hi! How are you – Pen yang-ngai bang? Do you still keep practicing? In Chapter 1 and 2, you’ve learned about constructing simple sentences and introducing yourself using the verb to be – Pen, Yu, Kue, but that is not enough if you want to be a proactive Thai speaker. To make a real conversation, you need to be a …
Hello, my lovely students! you’ve learned a lot about how to construct simple sentences in the first chapter. I hope you enjoyed the lesson and have spent your free time practicing what I told you diligently. With the knowledge of basic Thai grammar together with some vocabulary you’ve collected from your everyday life (or maybe your newly bought dictionary), now …