Greeting in American and Thailand
I have watched some videos clips for greeting conversation of American and Thailand. So what is the different between two contries. Let's begin
In American
People usually say "hello", "Hi", "Good morning*", "How are you ?", "How's going", "What's up", "How are you doing?"
But in Thailand have to used hand before own chest and down head and say "sa qua di kap", "sa wa di ca"
Greeting in Thailand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiZOVZs2v74
Acctually I don't know how to express their acction in English ^^ How to say in english for this action.
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@urusaikidd: Ooh The "WAI" motion, and you helped you understand about the different between "Sawasdee (romanized) Khrap" and "Sawasdee Kha" in Thailand. How interesting, Thank you so much.
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That motion is called a "wai" (rhymes with "pay") and, as you note, you would say "Sawasdee (romanized) Khrap" if a man, but "Sawasdee Kha" if a woman.
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