For The Romantics Out There

[Egon]

This is a video for those of you who have experienced getting a Visa for your Thai partner and seeing her arrive in your country for the first time. May bring back some fond memories - did for me.

[Thaddeus]

This is a video for those of you who have experienced getting a Visa for your Thai partner and seeing her arrive in your country for the first time. May bring back some fond memories - did for me.

It's good if you can speak a little Danish as well.... still enjoyable all the same.......

Hello mate

[markr]

ah bless!! almost brought a tear to my eye!

counting the days!!

cheers

[petedk]

Ja, det minder mig om min kones foerste tur til Danmark.

Sure brings back memories of when my wife first came to meet me in Copenhagen, Now I live in Bangkok with her and we are just as happy as then (7 years ago).

[GuestHouse]

OK he wasn't an natiive English speaker, but where on earth did he learn his English?

Somewhere down South Pattaya by the sounds of it.

[Thaddeus]

OK he wasn't an natiive English speaker, but where on earth did he learn his English?

Somewhere down South Pattaya by the sounds of it.

I think that you will find that he has been living in England for a number of years, plus the quality of English teaching in Denmark will give a Danish national a better command of the English language than the average Pattaya walker...... don't assume, don't pre-judge.

[GuestHouse]

don't assume, don't pre-judge.

I've judged on the evidence of my own ears.

[Thaddeus]

don't assume, don't pre-judge.

I've judged on the evidence of my own ears.

Was your school nickname 'wing nut' by any chance then

[meemiathai]

Nice video. I liked it.

Thanks.

[Egon]

OK he wasn't an natiive English speaker, but where on earth did he learn his English?

Somewhere down South Pattaya by the sounds of it.

Hmmm, what a funny and yet predictable comment.

I thought the clip was quite moving and would raise good memories in some people. That is why I posted it. I did not think it was something that would provoke any negative comments at all.

Just figures that someone would make a needless comment debasing the real emotions shown in that clip . . .

The worst enemies of Thai-Farang couples really are the folks who have been burnt by Thai women and thus will never believe that some people can be truly happy in such a relationship.

But anyways . . . que sera, sera!

[GuestHouse]

It might help if you add a comment that you don't want to read opinions you disagree with.

Or just accept that soppy sentimentalism is not everyone's cup of tea, including, I would guess, a lot of people who haven't been "burned by Thai women".

[Egon]

just accept that soppy sentimentalism is not everyone's cup of tea

I apologise for having offended you by making a link to such "soppy sentimentalism" - Have a nice life!

[Jeff1]

That was nice,

Thanks for posting it.

[Mossfinn]

That was nice,

Thanks for posting it.

I second that

Moss

[TallTravel]

I appreciate this video, and having an opportunity to witness a real meeting between two people. I also appreciate finally seeing what the web site Youtube.com is all about, given the number of times I have heard it mentioned. I even found a group on the web site dedicated to one of my favorite singers, Kate Bush.

Not sure what the fuss was about earlier in the thread, but I sure enjoyed the video.

[longway]

It might help if you add a comment that you don't want to read opinions you disagree with.

Or just accept that soppy sentimentalism is not everyone's cup of tea, including, I would guess, a lot of people who haven't been "burned by Thai women".

ignore this condescending attitude, it actually hurts some people to smile. sad really.

[AmeriThai]

A very touching video and an obviously happy moment. Thanks for sharing it.