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Are There Any Afrikaner Community In Chiang Mai?


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there are even Israelis here

Meaning? :rolleyes:

meaning an Afrikaaner in Chiang Mai can wish his jewish friends "a gitn schabbes" on a friday late afternoon. and if he doesn't master yiddish he resorts to a simple "shabbath shalom". as simple as that.

:whistling:

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there are even Israelis here

Meaning? :rolleyes:

meaning an Afrikaaner in Chiang Mai can wish his jewish friends "a gitn schabbes" on a friday late afternoon. and if he doesn't master yiddish he resorts to a simple "shabbath shalom". as simple as that.

:whistling:

Don't be presumptuous.

Reminds me of this gentile character I met who volunteered to me that he loved Fiddler on the Roof. I hope the vomit washed out of his clothes OK ...

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There used to be quite a large community 20 years ago but has dwindled as the tobacco industry moved elsewhere. As other posters mentioned:

  • They are still always at the UN Irish Pub when the Springboks are playing
  • Several of them are members of the Gymkhana Club and you might catch them there on a Friday evening
  • The Pub also used to be a regular hangout but not sure about that now.
  • They have always played a big part in the Chiangmai Cricket Sixes
  • The tobacco factories were located in Lamphun, not Lampang.

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there are even Israelis here

Meaning? :rolleyes:

meaning an Afrikaaner in Chiang Mai can wish his jewish friends "a gitn schabbes" on a friday late afternoon. and if he doesn't master yiddish he resorts to a simple "shabbath shalom". as simple as that.

:whistling:

I thought all white South Africans were Jewish and sexpats?

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My most grateful thanks :jap:

There used to be quite a large community 20 years ago but has dwindled as the tobacco industry moved elsewhere. As other posters mentioned:

  • They are still always at the UN Irish Pub when the Springboks are playing
  • Several of them are members of the Gymkhana Club and you might catch them there on a Friday evening
  • The Pub also used to be a regular hangout but not sure about that now.
  • They have always played a big part in the Chiangmai Cricket Sixes
  • The tobacco factories were located in Lamphun, not Lampang.

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My most grateful thanks :jap:

I forgot to add that the last two times I was in the Irish Pub, there was bloke selling biltong and boerwors (my spelling is probably wrong, but sausage anyway).

If that doesn't make you homesick, nothing will.

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