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Video: Remarkable documentary examines why Scrabble - the world's most popular word game - means so much to so many Thai people

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Channel News Asia in Singapore went inside the world of Scrabble or what the Thais call Crossword Game.

 

Their documentary revealed how Scrabble has affected the lives of so many in the kingdom since it became popular in the 1980s.

 

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There have been two Thai world champions and several youth world champions.

 

But there is so much more that makes Thailand one of the leading countries in the world for this English language game and makes many Thais "Unlikely Rebels".

 

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awesome ... used to love playing scrabble.

nice break from all those crime stories.

They love scrabble because they're lacking knowledge in battleships.

especially the three letter words are very popular....when I played with students in school they almost all knew these, while I had to check in the cover if it existed..

I used to play Scrabble with my Thai step son when he was very young. He's now 22, and believes it has helped him a lot in getting to grips with the Business English course he is undertaking at university.

Those guys must have a vocabulary better than many native English speakers. 

10 minutes ago, Purdey said:

Those guys must have a vocabulary better than many native English speakers. 

They don't need to know the meanings of the words, just that they exist in a dictionary.

Edited by BritManToo

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