Please add yours to this little silly Fred

Cow Pat

In Thai

Prick

In Thai

Yours truly

Kan Win

Men:-

English:

Thai:

Also, of course, the male polite term "krap"..no need for an illustration there i think! - Also, i once read a joke that, for women you say "kha", and men you say "krap", because in the end men are always Krap. 555! Sorry! Um anyway...lastly, I certainly cannot post what image went through my head the first time I heard my teacher say we had "Ganban".. (Im I the only one who thought something quite rude when that word was first heard....?? )

See Cow:

see Kaao:

___________

Rom:

Phasa Thai:

Men:-

English:

Thai:

Also, of course, the male polite term "krap"..no need for an illustration there i think! - Also, i once read a joke that, for women you say "kha", and men you say "krap", because in the end men are always Krap. 555! Sorry! Um anyway...lastly, I certainly cannot post what image went through my head the first time I heard my teacher say we had "Ganban".. (Im I the only one who thought something quite rude when that word was first heard....?? )

come on post it

Ham

(Images omitted to avoid upsetting vegetarians, both types)

Edit to add inoffensive song.

Men:-

English:

Thai:

You beat me to this eek but I'd like to go one step further:

MEN = Smells Bad

but coincidentally...

HOMME (French for Men) = Smells Good

Ive always found the coincidence slightly humorous...but then again I am easily amused!

Nom.

Norm.

As elsewhere in a different section on language.

Look.

Nom.

Norm.

Spot the aussie.

CB

Blotty squawkers

Bring ya guns, shoot 'em.

Blotty squawkers

Bring ya guns, shoot 'em.

5555555 but at least we won today

You guys have Fremantle on Sunday who are on fire

Hope it is a good game and look forward to your comments on the Aussie Footy thread.

Back to the OP

King (English)

King (Thai)