Archive for July 6th, 2005

Cars sold in Thailand

July 6, 2005
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I mentioned a few days ago about the cars seen on the road here in Thailand. Many of them are brand new though in the last few years I have seen a growing market for secondhand cars. Today I want to show you what the most popular cars are that are being sold in...
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How to Play Thai Lottery

July 6, 2005
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How to Play Thai Lottery

Related Link: WinThaiLottery.com Related Link: ThaiLotteryResults.com The idea of lottery goes back a very long way towards ancient times. People of Thailand are very fond of being a gambler themselves. Lottery is taken very seriously in Thailand as it is the only kind of gambling allowed here in Thailand. The system is very different...
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Learn 300 Words of Thai in 5 Minutes!!

July 6, 2005
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Learn 300 Words of Thai in 5 Minutes!!

You will see many English words written in Thai characters when you visit Thailand. This says “ice cream” After mentioning ‘Tap Sap’ (Imported vocabulary) in my last blog I couldn’t help but sit back and write up a whole stack of notes on the issue and this is the end result. See below for...
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Trip to Aranya Prathet & Poipet

July 6, 2005
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Trip to Aranya Prathet & Poipet

AK880 touched down in Don Muang Airport on time, a rare feat of AirAsia. Thanks to Air Asia, I learn that the word “LaCha” means “delay” from the ground crew when I last flew on Air Asia. I have convinced my wife that I have done my home and Internet work well ahead to...
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