This works.

falang lok jit.

falang want sex too mutt.

khun tam ngaan alai=what you work??

The 'see gam bon' phrase was from a girl from Udon Thani, so its probably Lao. It seemed quite well understood when I tried it. But one or two girls said it was a bad phrase, maybe not very polite. Try it on another girl and see how you get on. :cheers:

Hi
This site has been mentioned on the thread
http://www.thai-language.com/default.aspx.

Anybody who is currently using it, can you get the sound to work?
I click on the loudspeaker icon and don`t get any result.
Computer sound works OK on youtube etc.
Wondering if it`s the site or me? :help:

Thanks

Works for me Roamer on my desktop. I am using Firefox.


Cant be arsed learning Thai though. Better the girls learn English.





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its the site

Its a very helpful site and i use it often. If your using FF you may need to enable a FF plugin for Windows Media Playa . Top o the page...tools...add ons... plugins,....look for Microsoft Media Player Plugin for Fire Fox. If it aint there you may need it.

In IE A pop up may appear at the top of the page asking for permission to use an Active X control,...allow and off you go. Depends on what browser and what version etc etc.

Also half way down the page on the left, near the F.A.Q , you will see "site settings ", this will had some audio tips.

Even though I'm stuck 6,000 miles away from Thailand. The quest for knowledge goes on ! I was chatting to a girl on msn who was telling me that you can say -

chai mai ? isn't that right

In the two following ways as well -

chai pa ?

chai dee ?

No doubt this will involve saying each phrase three of four times with varying tones and emphasising different parts of them before being understood. Shes from BKK so this isn't some Issan/ Laos chat in case you wondered. :cheers:

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Jing Jing - true