I use to live in Thailand and I hold Thai ID.


You?

i would say blood but we're of chinese heritage (cantonese speakers if anyone is interested, i can't speak, my mother can't speak but some of the elders can) so umm thai connection :

well i wasn't born there (brussels) but i don't feel like a foreigner there and my loyalties are to thailand (belgium is preety much a foreign country to me now and i'm not interested in obtaining UK citizenship or dying there).. i grew up in the UK and i'm technically a foreigner there anyway (although my accent and speech indicates i'm some kind of chav.... charlee can explain the word chav....)..i would like to die or at least be cremated in thailand

king - i don't run around shouting long live the king but alot of people notice i habitualy wear yellow on mondays (abroad too)

religion - therevada buddhist (not a very good one but still i do try... kinda hard if you're into nightclubs, booze, girls and the occasational fight..)

thai nationality/ ID

feel closers to thais than europeans (although you woudn't think it since i've got a highly developed sense of sarcasm and i tend to be harsh with my words [direct] and i'm much of smiler [unless you looks like one edison chen's concubines]

Thai ID sure cos im thai.
8 days in my life not in Thailand.
i have a plan of 6 months outside thailand.

The place i call "Home"! There's no place like "home" i'm homesick

My ancestors are my connection to the land now known as "Thailand".... blah.

i'm half thai, i can't speak or write thai that well yet, but i understand most of it and i'm learning now^.^
my family is pretty homesick 5555, that's why i'm studying hard to be able to support them going back to thailand 5555
miss thailand badly!!!!

i got my thai green card.. that count..?

I was born and raise in Thailand, but my ancestors are from China. I'm the forth generation. I can't read, write, or speak Chinese anymore (my parents can understand some Teochew but can neither read nor write). A family on my father's side still have some distant relative in southern China, but we are rarely contact them.
So I think of Thailand as my home country and will always be.

Most of my relatives live in Isaan province of Mundaha and i have some that live in Bangkok.

All of my family live in CR, some relatives in CM, Lamphun and Lampang but we dont keep contact much, they are to us and we are to them far distance relatives which we dont even know about them (wouldnt recognized on streets) but do know of their existing.

Most of the mine that live in Thailand i have never seen before either since they were born after i left Lao. Back when i was a kid our relatives used go back forth between lao and Thailand all the time to visit each other.

i'm a halfie (half flemish) myself, whats your other heritage?

im brown n yellow 2.. so halfie 2..

green card or driver license count..?

switzerland^.^

my parents are from Thailand and I have relatives in Bangkok and um somewhere else there

Do you speak northern? I'm from Chiangmai

which part... guessing its the german part (one of my best friends is from graubunden......romanzch part in case you're wondering.. another is ac french speaker from some part that makes kiwis or something..)...

Mah ouh kam muang tah ja bah jai kon muang laew ung kah.
Phen gon jiang mai kah, hao phen gon jiang hai nur tae wa por ouy mae ouy hao pern phen gon lapoon kah lapang.
Tok long tarm tae wa ba diaw nee yang mee kon jiang mai ouh muang jarng yu na nee?
Hun gon jiang mai ouh kam thai nuk tae nuk wa.

My father and his parents are pure Thai. My mother and her family are Chinese Thai. My mother's ancestor came from Fujian.
I was born and live in Phuket until university time that I have to study in Hatyai Songkhla.
I speak Sountern Thai language. I once studied Mandarin when I was in the primary school. But right now I forget how to speak it.
I can't speak Hokkien, but my mother and her parents can. They sometimes speak Hokkien to each other and I have no idea what they are speaking.

I heard most of Chinese in the south are from Fujian. My grandpas are from Guangdong. All their children were born in Thailand and im third gen. One of my father's brother migrated to live in HK 40 years ago. He still can speak Thai but cant write and have some difficulties understanding Thai .

yes, i'm living in the german speaking part, between st. gallen and zurich...it's such a small country 55555

and it's snowing now, duh i hate snow, so cold!!!!!!!

half-thai (mostly german other half)

still can't speak much thai, i really want to go back though, haven't been in years

my great uncle family is from in Chiangmai, now he is either living in Viengchan or France.

my cousins, great aunts, great uncles, aunts and uncles, relatives are Tai Udon, Tai Nakon Panoum, Tai NongKhai, and i believe some relatives in Kon Kean.

My mother is Thai.

the country of origin of my kids. a place that taught me many of the meanings to life. a place that educated me in ways that helped me to come to peace with the world and myself. and lastly my home.

The land where my ancestors lived and died. That is where I was borne and retire there.

^ Are you Thai Lemongrass. i mean do you hold thai ID? cos Thailand is the birthplace of many people from neiboring countries.
My uncle in HK wants to hold both ID (like many others)though he was born in Thailand he has difficulties to get it cos the autorities want money and money he finally got it expensively

Yes I hold Thai ID, I was borne and raised in Changwat Sakaeo(Srakeo), so was my parents. My grandparents were living in a Kingdom called Siam. However, we are ethnic Khmer.

Your mom's name is E Hee Kill.

look like this guy is confusing others... with his own nick name.

Dear, we don't call others mothers "itchy vaginal" even if your mother does have one. How is she ? How long does she have the infection ? If it is yeasts infection, it might be harder to treat, does your mother itch a lot ? Are there any yellowish smelly discharge coming out from her vaginal ? If it is ticks or pubic louse, normally known as crab it might be easier to just spray DDT onto her. Might hurts a little, but for infestation this might be the only way.

And if the area surrouding her vaginal have red spots, and if it spread to her gluteus maximus your mum might have HIV. Just common knowledge from studying Biology, dear.

I'm just concern for you, and be mindful about hygiene where you live, especially those..Ghetto areas.

Oh my dear...what's going on here.

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It sounds like some Thai members here understand Lao as well.

surprise?! bug kee miang

i can speak fluent lao too

i live and work with e-sarn people every-fu-king-day

most thai can speak lao

but they don't want to

That was deep.
I'm only half Thai. Don't speak the language, never been there, but love the food and the films.

you should leanr, its incredible how much sense thai makes compared to english. way more logical. also if you travel here, speaking thai definately will increase your enjoyment of one of the best countries in the world.

Hahaha. E That Lae. E Luk Mae Jahn. Everyone knows your mom...

i wish i could think on a higher plane of existence instead of just the typical "food, hotel receptionists, food, waitresses, food, barmaids, food,fhm,food alcohol, food, hot girls, food, beer, food,goddam hot geography teacher, food, cheap beer, food, hangover, food, money, food, hot university students, food, bed+me+someone else, food.....). thats a preety good answer.



Hop on a plane and check it out. Its great (and don't let pre-conceived ideas/stereotypes put you off - before i came to china many people were telling me not to go etc and well since being here its been great!)




Its also got an amusing vocabulary of bad words....

i love thai curses, some are so clever. especially the "pra-chort" ones..... "you are teaching a crocodile to swim" i couldnt understand what he meant, actually it so similar to an irish phrase ( teaching athe devil to lie)
one of the reasons i like thai so much is it reminds me of my own native tongue,the descriptive language and the non-literal meanings.


i wont argue that english is the most expresive language , it just too literal and precise for me sometimes.

i was for in tx but my mom took me bakk to thaailand to spend time wit the family other there i came bakk when i was about 10 yupp is sooo pertty there i go every summer i miisss it there