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- Rudy on English pronunciation by Thai"Saying 'a white wine with ice' in English is always a backside slapper. The worst part: some give their children the…"
- Rudy on English pronunciation by Thai"After practice (their oral cavity and uvula are different from ours), Thais can still pronounce the 'r', but that requires…"
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A light-hearted look at Thailand: about Thai massage (part 2)
November 19 2023
Not so serious today dear readers of Thailandblog. Laughter really doesn't hurt. Give it a try. And for the Dutch readers; it doesn't cost any money either.
A light-hearted look at Thailand (part 1)
November 6 2023
Not so serious today dear readers of Thailandblog. Laughter really doesn't hurt. Give it a try. And for the Dutch readers; it doesn't cost any money either.
