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Hi, I'm Nicolas from France. I'm was student in Thailand for one year in engineering, now I live in the US. I speak fluent English and French. My spanish is fine and my Thai requires a lot of practice :) I'm a blogger on photography at www.kungfu-photo.com. I've been blogging about men's fashion before. I love to travel and I've been leaving in Argentina for 3 months last summer. I like hip hop music and I used to draw graffiti. I like to eat good food and cooking. I used to do a lot of boxing (not muay Thai!). I'm interested in talking English or French with a native Thai. Contact me for whatever :)
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    Kun Bpa-ti boi kae nai ? Sawadee krap tuk kon, Pom yuu tii muang Thai bpet duean laeo. Pom sia jai pror waa kab ban tii bratet farengsed duean nan. Pom jaak bpen ok-hak. Pom chorb bpai dtang bratet :) Pom gum lang kid braptet Thai bpen suk. Yenni pom jaak bpa-ti kab puan tii RCA. Kun Bpa-ti boi kae nai ? tuk kon, duu lae dtua eng na krap. Nicolas
    April 12, 2013
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  • Answered
    Bonjour, Les expressions idiomatiques sont des expressions imagées. Par exemple : "il pleut des cordes". On l'utilise pour dire qu'il pleut beaucoup.
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    March 14, 2013
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    Korb kun krub noi.sert. I can't read Thai, but I get it :) How would you say : 2 months ago ? "2 months ago I travelled to Myanmar" Muea song duan pom bpai tiao tee bratet paa-maa laeo. Is this correct ?
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    March 12, 2013
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    En france on dit smartphone, tout simplement. If you were chatting in France one would say "smartphone". (because they don't care as much as people from Québec.)
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    March 11, 2013
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    Pas de connotation particulière. Simplement quelqu'un qui coud à son domicile. Probablement pour des petites réparations.
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    March 11, 2013
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    How do you express past tense in Thai ? Hi everyone, This is what I do (I know it's not the proper way) :) Can you help me 1. I add "Laeo" at the end of my sentence ex: pom gin khao laeo. translation : I've had lunch already Is this correct ? 2. In order to be more specific. I add "muea" + time ex: muea wan pom gin khao tii Mc Donalds laeo translation : I've had lunch at Mac Donald's Is this correct ? How can I say last week-end : muea wan sanuk atit ? How can I say last week ? 3. For instance I would like to say : "Last week-end I've been to Errawan waterfall" " Muea sabda, pom bpai ti nam tok errawan" Is this correct ? Thanks a lot for your help :-)
    March 11, 2013
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    "vous" is the formal form of you. It is pronounced "voo". The s shall not be heard.
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    November 4, 2012
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself Ahah, or I mean 5555. I cannot write in Thai language... -------- Sawat dee khrap. Pom chue Nicolas. Pom ar-yu yii sib song bpee khrap. Yuu tii braptet Thai song duean laeo. Pom puud paasaa Thai nid noi. Maa jaak braptet fareng sed. Pom chorb aahaan Thai. "Khao man gai ikk jan" :) Pom riin tii AIT tii Pathum Tani. Glai glai thamassat university. Riin computer science. Dtornii pom khean nii tii raan gaafae tii MBK. Wanni haa puean tii Bangkok. Yenii jaak duu nung tii hong. Pom chorb len girra. Chorb wai nam lae len boxing. Chorb haa puean tii bpati. Pom ruu : soon, neung, song, saam... Neung roi gao sib gao... Pom ruu sii faa, sii khao, sii tam nam... Khery bpai ayuthaya lae ko samet. Khery bpai tiao tii Cumbujaa. Bpai tiao rodfai. Khorb khun maak khrap. -------------
    November 3, 2012
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