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coldcrush

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kayo Star Member

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This could be a "goodnight" thread...

every day, at the end of your last visit for the day to tv.com, pop on here, and say something interesting, and goodbye../goodnight.

coldcrush Platinum Member

coldcrush

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I said goodbye at the beginning of the day..so heres goodnight TV at the end..

and remember if you dont wake up in the morning it will be a good sleep.. :o

cya

dereklev Gold Member

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พี่ชาย ok I can be accept that. I have always wanted to be an older brother! lol :D

ปี้ฮู้ก่ น้องจะ 33 ปี ใน 6 วัน เน้อ ..pee' hoo kor .. nong ja 33 pee nai 6 wun ner

brother , do you know i will be 33 year old in next 6 days :D

Happy Birthday Bambi :D

It's my birthday on the 19th, I will be ** years old...... :o

ThaiPauly Diamond Member

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ปี้อู้จะได น้องบ่เข้าใจเน่อ น้องอู้กำเมืองบ่จ้าง

pee' oou ja dai , nong bor khao jai ner ...nong oou gum meung bor jang

พ are you sure I am old Bambina ? :D

น้องบ่ฮู้เน่อ nong bor hoo ner (i dont know)

i just respect guys in the way of thai women do it heheh

just call guys like big brother :D:o:D

Or Loong in my case BambinA :D

Jai Dee Star Member

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How about some variations from the English speaking world?

Like... toodle-oo...

My grand-mum used to say that all the time...

:o

chanchao Platinum Member

chanchao

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Can we go back to speaking Kam Muang? Girls speaking muang are amost reason enough to go live in Chiang Mai. (or Lamphun, Lampang, Chiang Rai etc etc).

Don't think they'd say "เก่งจริงๆ เลย" / geng jing jing leoy tho.. ? Can't really think of what they would say, but 'geng jing leoy' sounds way Thai.

Also what happened to 'Aaay' instead of Pee ? :o

Cheers,

Chanchao

Tywais Star Member

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Goodbye, i am off to bed now see you all tommorrow :o

In that case ราตรีสวัสดิ์

And don't forget ลาก่อน if you're the one leaving. :D

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tuky Diamond Member

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How about some variations from the English speaking world?

Like... toodle-oo...

My grand-mum used to say that all the time...

:o

hooroo!

coldcrush Platinum Member

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"Top of the morning to you TV people" :D

Another day of a job I have never done before and hate begins, but at least I get to have the internet all day again...thats about the only perk, except the lass who brings round the hot office sandwiches...bacon, sausage, egg buttys mmmmmmmmm

:o

coldcrush Platinum Member

coldcrush

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"Top of the morning to you TV people" :D

:D:o:D

I thought this was a goodbye thread, not a greetings thread :D:D

Hey the internet has no boundries so they reckon! lol

Anyways I think they should have a post of the day added to this site, at present I believe the one by Bambina on Liqiud condoms "is it sweet" :D runs at No1 for today!

:D

daleyboy Platinum Member

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Goodbye, i am off out now to play some pool with the wife and then dinner round a mates house, will be back on later :D And for Rio, no the house wont be empty so dont bother thinking you can come round and rob us :o

suegha Star Member

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Going to bed...very tired :o

something interesting: my flamenco shoes are very pretty

Buenas noches :D

something interesting: I can't believe it floted

Slawn (the way it's pronounced in Gaelic)

Tywais Star Member

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And don't forget ลาก่อน if you're the one leaving. :o

Now... I thought La Gon was for the one staying :D

totster :D

I'ts been so long since I've used it or heard it I may well be wrong. I used to be certain. :D

Totster Star Member

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And don't forget ลาก่อน if you're the one leaving. :D

Now... I thought La Gon was for the one staying :D

totster :D

I'ts been so long since I've used it or heard it I may well be wrong. I used to be certain. :D

Actually your not so wrong.. I talked to the missus and she said it can be used like this..

Bpai gon derr - I'm going first

Bpai gon/laa gon - go first

La gon can also be used just to say you are going first or goodbye :o

thats the way i understood it just now :D

totster :D

Tywais Star Member

Tywais

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Actually your not so wrong.. I talked to the missus and she said it can be used like this..

Bpai gon derr - I'm going first

Bpai gon/laa gon - go first

La gon can also be used just to say you are going first or goodbye :o

thats the way i understood it just now :D

totster :D

Thanks, nice to see it spelled out so well. It was years ago when I learned it and I think it was from television so had to figure the context out myself. :D

Just went to lookup 'goodbye' and didn't know that there were that many choices thai2english

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Totster Star Member

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Actually your not so wrong.. I talked to the missus and she said it can be used like this..

Bpai gon derr - I'm going first

Bpai gon/laa gon - go first

La gon can also be used just to say you are going first or goodbye :o

thats the way i understood it just now :D

totster :D

Thanks, nice to see it spelled out so well. It was years ago when I learned it and I think it was from television so had to figure the context out myself. :D

Just went to lookup 'goodbye' and didn't know that there were that many choices thai2english

Ah.. makes sense... Laa means leave

so many different ways

totster :D

coldcrush Platinum Member

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Actually your not so wrong.. I talked to the missus and she said it can be used like this..

Bpai gon derr - I'm going first

Bpai gon/laa gon - go first

La gon can also be used just to say you are going first or goodbye :o

thats the way i understood it just now :D

totster :D

Thanks, nice to see it spelled out so well. It was years ago when I learned it and I think it was from television so had to figure the context out myself. :D

Just went to lookup 'goodbye' and didn't know that there were that many choices thai2english

Ah.. makes sense... Laa means leave

so many different ways

totster :D

I like it so many different ways...goodbye gotta work for a time@ :D

suegha Star Member

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Going to bed...very tired :o

something interesting: my flamenco shoes are very pretty

Buenas noches :D

something interesting: I can't believe it floted

Slawn (the way it's pronounced in Gaelic)

Floated!

Proof, if proof were needed, that you should proof read your posts!!!

coldcrush Platinum Member

coldcrush

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Going to bed...very tired :D

something interesting: my flamenco shoes are very pretty

Buenas noches :D

something interesting: I can't believe it floted

Slawn (the way it's pronounced in Gaelic)

Floated!

Proof, if proof were needed, that you should proof read your posts!!!

I always prouf read my posts.... :o

daleyboy Platinum Member

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And don't forget ลาก่อน if you're the one leaving. :o

Now... I thought La Gon was for the one staying :D

totster :D

And i thought la gon, was like saying goodbye to someone you will never see again :D

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