Thai Taxation

[Lost gold]

It's tax return time and I plan a visit to the local taxation office. I know where it is, but I'd like to be able to direct the taxi driver there. Can a helpful member please give me the Roman font translation into pasa Thai, as I don't know it.

[thaihome]

Do you speak Thai? Hopefully so, cause if not, the taxi will the least of your worries.

TH

[soundman]

It's tax return time and I plan a visit to the local taxation office. I know where it is, but I'd like to be able to direct the taxi driver there. Can a helpful member please give me the Roman font translation into pasa Thai, as I don't know it.

I'm not sure if this entirely correct, and i haven't got my staff around to answer my questions with refernce to thai language.

But " dteuk bori-gahn pah see" should suffice.

cheers,

Soundman.

[Cyberstar]

Wonder whether a taxi driver would know anything about taxation ... You'll need to tell him about nearby landmarks - the adress itself might not work ... Well, I assume both you and the taxi driver know which city you're in ... The rest of us don't and consequently can't help much.

//Edit: On a second thought - since you know where you're going - the frases: Liow sai, liow kwah, drong bpai, jut teenii (turn left, turn right, straight ahead, stop here) might do the job regardless of which city you're in.

Edited March 29, 2007 by Cyberstar