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Khets In Bangkok

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anyone know which Khet in Bangkok is best one for foreigners to go to to speak in English?

Dont know the name of the kwaeng or khet, I would imagine Khlong Toey, Nana Plaza or Soi Cowboy may well be for you, they speak the international pasat farangophile where an purple one transcends all language missunderstanding.

Probably Phra Nakhon

Someone from Si Sa Ket maybe? There are a few in the areas mentioned!

How about we move this over to the Bangkok Forum?

What on EARTH are you talking about?

Speak English, or indeed Thai, and we MIGHT be able to help.

I think ''khet'' is a decent transliteration.

How would you transliterate the Thai word for district? My (Thai) wife says that khet is about right. She knew what I meant when I said it ... but perhaps your Thai is better than hers? She's from Lanna ... perhaps it's a Bangkok thing? Or maybe that Essex, mockney thing?

The Wattana district has the largest concentration of foreigners of any of the 52 districts in Bangkok.

I don't know if that means it is the place to go to speak English though. There are still many more Thais than there are foreigners. I would think every district in Bangkok is going to be predominantly Thai speaking. Funny how that works, you being in Thailand and all.

If you want a primarily English speaking place, I think you'll have to go to Pattaya. Although truthfully Russian may serve you better.

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