FriscoKid

Projecting.

Farang! 🙏🏻

You truly haven't got a single clue. Sad.

Agreed. Hard to understand why they don't simply ban him permanently. It truly boggles. I don't see how they gain anything from tolerating any of it. It's sad. In any serious online community he would have been removed immediately.

Spoken by the biggest dog of all. Banned at least half a dozen time already and with 1,500 meaningless posts per week of you plunging your vapid mouth into buffalo dung over 200 times per day. Fact.

Most foreigners who don’t live in Thailand see Thais wai-ing each other and just follow along, trying to be polite. They don’t always know when or with whom it’s appropriate. But hey, better than flipping someone the bird, right?

Never miss a single opportunity to mention how cheap something is in Thailand is, do you, Susan?

With 16 of those hours wasted on AN, posting utter rubbish while sitting there in your tasteless Hawaiian shirt. Nice!

Says the obsessed snowflake, the serial stalker with no life who churns out 1,500 meaningless posts a week that nobody cares about. You really can’t make this stuff up, can we, Susan?

Are you sure the foreigner is giving you an actual Wai and not merely trying to block the BO from entering his nostrils? Could be neh?

And dogs fart. And all of susanlea's posts are rubbish. Just sayin...

I’d like to agree, but it’s hard to. They seem to take themselves very seriously, whether it’s job titles, work uniforms, or social hierarchy, all things that we barely emphasize at all in the West. Then there’s the big, fragile egos of many local men, which is just another sign of how seriously they take themselves. And the whole concept of saving face? That’s entirely rooted in taking oneself too seriously. You often have to walk on eggshells when speaking with Thai men. You accidentally damage their ego or inadvertently cause them to lose face, and it could turn into an irreparable situation.

No. Only farangs from Australia wear them in Thailand, Susan.

chat can mean both ethnicity or nationality, it depends on context. Whereas chat by itself might mean nationality, cheuh chat means ethnicity. So neither is wrong.

Well done GammaFarang, another one of your cringe, largely off-topic posts, laden with YouTube music videos that nobody needs. A true oddity indeed.

Not nearly as much as you, BigNok.

I’m grateful for that. Yet, here you are speaking to me anyway. Seems it’s time for your afternoon lie-down, Susan.

It is also the Thai word for green guava fruit.

Living in Australia you would surely know what people do in the UK.

Racist.

Jealous.

I see that often too. Could be they are worried that if they speak better English that they might not be understood. A bad habit, but seemingly could have some purpose.

I agree and I would say that in most cases it isn't intended to be derogatory. Depends on the situation and the person who is speaking it. For many locals who aren't well educated, it might be the only word for foreigner that they know. But I think the question here is more about foreigners using the word who do have a larger base of vocabulary.

Every foreigner I know in Thailand speaks good Thai.

Couldn't have said it any better. You just described 100% of your hundreds of meaningless daily posts. Bravo, Susan.