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klons

Member Since 2006-04-04
Offline Last Active 2012-05-27 20:10
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In Topic: Bar And Drinking Vocabulary

2012-05-22 21:53:52

“เหล้าเสือดำขวดเล็ก

or

เหล้าสี่สิบขวดเล็ก”

Sounds like brand names, I thought this was home brew. Can’t I just say
yadong chawt dio
I’m assuming there is a transcription word for shot but don’t really know.
I did see a guy get a shot of some sort of reddish liquid at my neighborhood
Mom and Pop shop, so I think they have it. Never seen any bottles though.


This is about all the bar and drinking vocabulary I have:

ก๊งเหล้า to drink an alcoholic beverage

มอมเหล้า make someone drunk; inebriate; ply someone with liquor

เมาปลิ้น drunk inside out

In Topic: เป็นน้องเป็...

2012-05-22 16:18:45

กล้วยทับ I do believe is a prepared banana food from googling for images. There were different kinds baked and cooked banana images
and a few were sort of flat and round. From the phrase below I am deducing that กล้วยทับ is also slang for flat chested. Would that be correct?
I'm not sure.
หาว่าเขาลามก บ้ากาม ชอบผู้หญิงหน้าอกโตๆ มาเรียกเธอว่ากล้วยทับ

In Topic: Pepper Spraying A Dog

2012-05-21 09:26:32

View PostPikey, on 2012-05-20 11:03:25, said:

I carry a small pocket "tazer" when out walking with my dog - just point it in their general direction and press the button. No physical harm is done but the sound it makes is enough to terrify most dogs (my dog is used to it) and send them running. The tazers can be found at most markets at a stall selling knives, binoculars e.t.c for about 500thb and it also comes in handy to keep the missus subdued if she starts trying it on...... Posted Image

Cheers,

Pikey.
I saw one that's dual use a working flashlight stun gun. They do work very well to scare away dogs according to a Thai friend
of mine who has one. They may or may not be legal, but taking a risk by carrying one discreetly is better than getting bit. I've been
bit twice, just use a stick now but considering getting a kreuang chock fai fa, the flashlite model.

In Topic: Bar And Drinking Vocabulary

2012-05-20 10:17:38

It's probably ya dong, some kind of cheap whisky mixed with herbs. I didn't actually order anything yet.
There was a guy there drinking from a re-usable plastic cup and I'm sort of doubtful the cups are
sanitized effectively for the next customer to use. Maybe I could bring my own shot glass.

In Topic: Thais Speaking About Themselves In The Third Person

2012-05-19 10:39:10

View PostMurf, on 2012-05-18 12:22:52, said:

View Postklons, on 2012-05-18 09:18:09, said:

แพร  is the one speaking and she is a deadly cut throat.

Does she often talk to herself, whilst looking out of the window? Posted Image

I don't know how anyone can watch the crap that is Thai soaps...

Refering to oneself in the 3rd person is normal... Don't read into it too much... It doesn't attribute to any kind of personality traits...
Maybe there is something wrong with me that I like watching crap. Anyway, I’ve posted
before that I think they are a great language learning tool. From watching them I did
deduce that women use their own name frequently, men very rarely and no demeanors
or traits should be read into it. Here is an audio clip นมล using her own name 4 times in a brief rant.

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“พี่ภาสดูถูกนมลเกินไปแล้ว นมลไม่ได้เหยาะแหยะทำอะไรไม่เป็น งานหนักแค่ไหนนมลก็ทำไหว พี่ภาสต้องให้นมลพิสูจน์ตัวเอง”

Since I started with the soaps I’m getting pretty good at compehending spoken Thai.
It’s just a method that works for me.

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