Complex/project What do you call a group of close together apartment buildings that share some sort of community spirit? Something that would be called a complex or project in English.

double verbs i've looked about a lot of verbs and have seen that a lot of them are actually two verbs that mean the same thing. is this common, or is it just the verbs ive seen so far? i havent been studying thai for very long, but it seems weird that so many thai verbs are like this. i'd like to know: what is it like to speak thai and used verbs in this way? do you just get used to it and it doesnt seem strange at all?

Bench seats Is there a special word for bench seats in Tagalog? Like the seats in a jeepney.

Are you OK with that? Does 괜찮다 fit in this sentence? "Are you OK with doing that or are you going to have trouble doing it?" Is OK meaning "up to that level" translatable as 괜찮다? It's not really "can you" (ㄹ 수), it's more like, "would you allow this thing to happen to you."

Hacer pis Hola. Tengo una pregunta sobre el uso de la frase 'hacer pis.' Cuando se usa? Y quien lo usa? Pero quiero saber *exactemente* quien lo usa. Personas de cualquier eda? Personas de cualquier comportamiento? Es mas comun usarlo en un pais que otros? Quiero saber si corresponda al tipo de persona que soy, y si español fuera mi idioma natal, si yo lo usaría o no.

다행이야 ... 개뿔 Hi. I'd like to know if 다행 can be used in negative or neutral situations. Here is an example: My friend needed to google 젓가락 없이 라면 먹는법. After, she told me: 의외로 (검색 결과) 많군 ㅎㅎ 다행이야 위로되긴 개뿔 ㅠㅠ. I don't understand why she used 다행 when the results didn't seem to help her. Does she mean that its fortunate that there are so many results that might help someone else? Or more like 행복하겠구나? Or something else?

Walking Through a Spiderweb How do you say 'I walked through a spiderweb?"