I went to the barber shop yesterday. I don't know the Thai word for "STOP". The barber cut off half my beard while I was trying to think of the word. I was too late. I am now beardless.
I went to the barber shop yesterday. I don't know the Thai word for "STOP". The barber cut off half my beard while I was trying to think of the word. I was too late. I am now beardless.
presumably, it's your first week.Originally Posted by Bill Donnell
Easy.
'Ee kwai, hyud! yak dtai mai?'
Easy, you could have yelled "Aardvaark" if you wanted to. It's not the word, it's the tone they understand; just like with pets.
If he cut off half your beard then why are you beardless ?
By my calculation you should still have half a beard
never mind, its a good tale, and one that happens to plenty of us.Originally Posted by Bill Donnell
hope it grows back soon.
Just shout "Oi!"
Same thing happened to me at the massage joint not long ago ... lucky she was a good sortOriginally Posted by Bill Donnell
" What the fcuk" works also! Most thai's recognize fcuk and when they hear it!
^
Not a good idea if the man's holding a cut-throat razor........
Stop = Sa thop,
Now you know.
Stop in Thai is pronouced 'yut'. Just look at all of the stop signs.
Or you could have just said 'paw' which means enough.
WHO ? Just name one other person who experienced this kind of trauma.Originally Posted by kingwilly
Well, over 8 years here and i would have said : SET LEO, what i think means : it is finish ! The chap migth just start working faster eventually, as per Leoleo...
Even ordering a LEO beer in a bar or a small shop is difficult in this country, they never get it by my first asking !
i then say LEee - ooOO and i get my beer with them replying aaaaaaAAAAAAAA generally
BlackgangOriginally Posted by jandajoy
Get that with TigerOriginally Posted by forreachingme
Have to say Ti GUUR
Originally Posted by kingwilly
Honestly ?
something to do with a brain surgeon, if I remember correctly
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