Do You Think They Are Writing It Themselves

[travelmann]

http://www.thailandtourismupdate.com/TravelersInterviews/79?cat=12#id222

Especially when you get to the supposedly "English" comment, looks to me like they are writing all of this themeselves, no input since mid October either.

Anyway no need to worry " all is clean up"

[robblok]

The dutch are usually better at English this really looks like Thai English so there is a big chance they are writing it themselves.

Though some are well written so who knows.

Edited November 8, 2011 by robblok

[Heimdallr]

Only a Thai would use this phrase, "very relax". Many of them are clearly written by a Thai...

[Kwasaki]

Looks like everyone is going to Chiangmai then.

[ExpatOilWorker]

Only a Thai would use this phrase, "very relax". Many of them are clearly written by a Thai...

I would say the chick in your avarta looks "Very relax(ed)".

[travelmann]

Apparently we should all get shagging according to the "experts" here

Cant link to Bangkok Post but they said this below

"Dr Noppong also appealed to the TV audience that Big Bang at a great expense can help slow down waterflow. Bangkok is too important to let the whole city submerge."

[Puschl]

On first sight I would have agreed that this looks pretty much like hired work. All answers are small variations of a common script, none of the common affected/effected or there/their mix-ups, all typos are pretty much typically Thai.

On second thought, the headline reads "Interviews Regarding Flood". So maybe it's genuine after all. Maybe they hit the streets asking people "Have you heard about the floods? Did they affect your travel plans?", and then posted transcripts of the answers. Not hearing the 'ed' at the end of relaxed, but knowing the difference between it's and its. I guess they were literally 'Writing It Themselves', but not in the sense of the allegation.

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