Hi everyone,
As a Thai person I think the landmark of Thailand is not beaches, mountains or waterfalls but it is ‘Thai smile’ 🙂
The nickname of Thailand is ‘the land of smile’. The minute that you step a foot in the country I am sure the first thing that you will see is a lovely welcome smile from a Thai person. With strangers most Thais are shy to talk to but they are not shy to show their lovely smile as a sign of being friendly.
Don’t be surprised when you see lots and lots of smiles here because that is what we love to do.
Put a smile on your face…welcome to Thailand:)
Chok-dii ka
Mod
Dear Mod,
In English we do not say “The minute that you step a foot in the country…”, we say ‘The minute that you set foot in the country…’
Love your videos though…
Peter
Kop kun ka Khun Pete for your correction. I like that I’m also learning correct English from my students. 🙂
Sawadii, krahp, Mod! Khop khun khruu phohm! Phom Marc ao riian Thai. Phom ja aarn and listen to khun videos. If you still offer Skype lessons, please send information. You are excellent. I hope you continue to help us, Ms. Mod.
Respectfully.
Marc O’Donnell
Philadelphia, U.S.A.
Sawatdii ka Marc, thank you for your interest in learning Thai with us. I have sent you a response to your email already last Tuesday. We look forward to hearing from you. 🙂
Hi
Sawatdee ka:)
Dear Mod
I think “The Land Of Smiles” is a beautiful Motif.
I lovely way to enter a new culture.
Dear Mod,
I am expecting a Thai guest next month to stay in my family house for 5 days. Can you give me some tips about giving best hospitality for her (27 years old girl). for example in the airport how should i welcome her? hug? shake hands? just saying welcome? and any other tips will be very appreciated.
thank you
Sawasdee ka Mod. Khun sa-bai dii mai?
I’m quite new to Thai Language. Through Google search I just found your site and its a very good site for the beginners. Hope I can learn the Language through your blog.
Kob khun ka.
Saimun
Sawatdee ka Saimun,
Thank you for visiting my site. I am happy to hear you found it useful in your Thai learning. I am re-uploading more lessons for beginners to my new YouTube channel. Please subscribe:https://www.youtube.com/user/ThaiwithMod
If you are interested to take private Skype lessons, please write me at adjima_t@hotmail.com. : )
kop kun ka,
Mod
YinDii TiiDai ReuJak Krab
SawatDii Krap
I am quite new to Thai Language. A friend suggested this place for my journey of learning Paasaa Thai. I only know Greetings now, but I hope to achieve to be a great thai writer and speaker.
Sawatdee ka Kawin, yin dii tii daai ruu-jak ka:)
Thank you for visiting my website. We are happy to help you learn Thai language. My old YouTube channel where I uploaded about 60 videos has been suspended and I am waiting to hear if I will get it back. If not, I will re-upload all the videos to my new temporary channel here: http://www.youtube.com/user/ThaiwithMod/videos
If you are interested to have private online lessons, we are offering FREE trial lesson. Please write us at adjima_t@hotmail.com to discuss to find suitable schedule for you. 🙂
Sawatdee-krap, Kru Mod.
Ah, what a pity! Well, times are changing. Maybe in the future some odd stylist proposes these as the ‘new’ costume.
My wife loved them.
Khop khun krap.
Sawatdii-krap, Kru Mod.
ผู้หญิงสวยๆ
Beatiful dresses too, does Thai people wear these only on special occasions, my wife wants to know.
Bye, Bye.
Sawatdee ka Venancio,
Thai people are not wearing these costume anymore. You might see staff at some traditional Thai restaurants or hotels in Thai traditional costume, or on stage performances.