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  1. Please help, I'm tearing my hair right now. I'm designing new patient register form. I created Thai and English version from Adobe Illustrator (my office still use Version 10 it's ok I have CS5 at home). But right now the Register Dept. asked me to create Arabic and Japanese versions. So I thought...
  2. Just for fun. Native-English speaking members, please feel free to teach us(Thai) more about English idioms- American idioms. Very simple rule, you post an idiom then the next person makes a sentence out of it- or/and explain the meaning of it. Example : Pandorea 1 : ?Take (someone or somethi...
  3. Just an interesting article I read..... Id like to see a map of all those who speak Spanish, English ad Mandarin. How far those spoken words are used. It would be cool to see. Also, its a bit much to read, so if you follow the link, it's spread out a little better (no dirty jokes pls) http://news....
  4. Where does this come from? I never did this halving of the bill in the States or anywhere else for that matter.
  5. Hi, I wonder if anyone can help me? I need to identify the names (written in Thai) of the Thai equivalents of the following parts/figures of speech. 1) Tmesis - when a word is separated and has another word inserted. i.e Abso-*******-lutely. 2) Pun or Paronomasia - a phrase that deliberately expl...
  6. ~~~> sur la main : Je t'adOre.... ~~~> sur la joue : Je veux juste qu'On reste amis... ~~~> dans le cOu : Je te veux... ~~~> sur les lèvres : Je t'aime... ~~~> aux Oreilles : Je ne fais que jOuer... ~~~> fixe tes yeux : Embrasse-mOi... ~~~> jOue avec tes cheveux : Je ne peux pas vivre sans tOi...
  7. This perplexes me. English is a global standard, so why do so many schools, colleges and unis in Thailand focus on American English? If you are going to learn the language, why not do it properly? No bastardised spelling, no bizarre grammatical constructions and no weird pronunciation! If you are go...
  8. This is a question about language. As a newcomer here, it has struck me as odd how many TF girls refer to themselves as bitchy in their profiles. This is just a guess, but is "bitchy" the direct translation of a Thai word that has a different nuance than it does in English? I ask because "bitchy"...
  9. What piece of Thinglish that you've seen posted on someone's profile, journal or forum has made you laugh the most?? this can go both ways i'm sure lots of farang have written something not quite right in their attempts to impress with their thai skills!! :? but please if posting in thai can we h...
  10. ¼Å¡ÒÃÊú¤ÇÒÃÃÙéÀÒÉÒä·Âà ·ÕºªÑé¹»ÃöÃÈÖ¡ÉÒ»Õ·Õè 6 »ÃèӻաÒÃÈÖ¡ÉÒ 2549 Did anyone else here take the exam this year? Out of a total of 254 people who took the exam 189 passed. From what i could see on the day id estimate about 85% were asians (...
  11. à ˹×ÿéÒÂѧÃÕ¿éÒ ~ Nue Fah Young Mee Fah : in english ? Anyone can tell me if there is anything in English for this thai idiom ? Thanks -WB-
  12. i'm just curious, what is 'tau sum rong' (µÑÇÊÓÃç) in english. in thai it's mean.. case1 : you arranged the date with someone but he/she didn't come, so you arrange the date with somebody else. 'somebody else' is 'tau sum rong' what is english called ? case2 : a player got a lim...
  13. Any one know french here.. if yes.. please do reply i am new in french lang and i want to learn .. :roll:
  14. 1.Get out of here = leave me alone, stop the non-sense, you got me 2.What's up = how are you, a general hello 3.come on = follow me, stop it, leave me alone 4.What's that = tell me what you want to say These are some common English expressions and I can expand/explain them tremendously, for exa...
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