Translate the Poorly Worded Thai Sentence into Queen's English?

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Translate the Poorly Worded Thai Sentence into Queen's English?

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An easy one to start.

Korthoot Khrap, Ow beer eek kuat nung daer mai sai nam keng khrap?
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For example:
Korthoot Khrap, Ow beer eek kuat nung daer mai sai nam keng khrap?
"Excuse me kind sir, would one kindly pass me one of your finest ales but, if you could be so kind, please hold the ice." :D

Get it? :D

Tii nai mii puying suay tii nii? Phom ja pa bai tieow gan. duum lao gan.
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Sorry, I'm not going to play.

Your Thai is not very good and your attempt to spell Thai words into English is even worse.

Cheers!
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centermid7 wrote:Sorry, I'm not going to play.

Your Thai is not very good and your attempt to spell Thai words into English is even worse.

Cheers!
Read the title dumbnut - Translate 'THE POORLY WORDED Thai sentence....

You kind of missed the point.
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GLCQuantum wrote:Tii nai mii puying suay tii nii? Phom ja pa bai tieow gan. duum lao gan.
"...can you tell me where the pretty young girls hang-out? I haven't had a ride in over six hours and it's now becoming a medical issue..."
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Ginjaninja wrote:
GLCQuantum wrote:Tii nai mii puying suay tii nii? Phom ja pa bai tieow gan. duum lao gan.
"...can you tell me where the pretty young girls hang-out? I haven't had a ride in over six hours and it's now becoming a medical issue..."
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Last night I ate a very spicy Thai dish...I now appear to have the shites.

Could one point me in the direction of the shitter?
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gaan dteerm lohm yaang roht yohn hai dai at raa thee thuuk dtawng kheuu sing sam khan lae jam bpen thee soot khaawng gaan duu laae rak saa yaang roht yohn.
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Ginjaninja wrote:
GLCQuantum wrote:Tii nai mii puying suay tii nii? Phom ja pa bai tieow gan. duum lao gan.
"...can you tell me where the pretty young girls hang-out? I haven't had a ride in over six hours and it's now becoming a medical issue..."
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christopher1 wrote:gaan dteerm lohm yaang roht yohn hai dai at raa thee thuuk dtawng kheuu sing sam khan lae jam bpen thee soot khaawng gaan duu laae rak saa yaang roht yohn.
I'm sorry - without punctuation, I just can't do it. Hence, I didn't continue learning Thai script. A written language without punctuation looks like the scrawl of a child (to me). The Bible did that for me too...

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