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Looks like he's been ordered to find a way of stopping young Thai people from seeking news and opinions from outside Thailand,  keep them listening to the BS fed to them from birth, these old rich families that are running Thailand are scared of the future.

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3 minutes ago, jerojero said:

Has he no idea how utterly ridiculous his words are?

 

He might very well know how ridiculous his words are, but he has no alternative, he has to follow the script.

 

He's doing as he's told, he has no choice.

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As John McEnroe would say to the umpire....you can't be serious!!

 

Even my Thai students don't like learning Thai and prefer English. I saw them studying for test today and asked them about it. They said most of it was useless (for everyday use)....

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41 minutes ago, 55Jay said:

I'm as biased about English as he is about Thai but being fairly fluent in Spanish and a few other languages to lesser degrees, Thai, which I'm taking classes for now, does strike me as a caveman-esque sort of language. 

It's more like noises than actual words.a cross between gobbledegook and double Dutch with groans,yelps,squeals and errs and half of its back to front.

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15 minutes ago, stuandjulie said:

funny as hell best laugh of the week

 

Sure is. But once you've got your breath back ... well, i just quote fellow posters as in:

 

>but deep down (it is) extremely disturbing<   as well as

>Heaven help us all !<

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“The most commonly used language today is of course English. If it was Thai, we’d be a great power already. Is there a chance? Yes. If you do what I say, one day Thai will be the world’s lingua franca,” Prayuth said.

 

Megalomaniacal springs to mind.

"If you do what I say....." Jeebus

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1 hour ago, Crossy said:

I'm sorry, but, "huh!".

 

English is spoken all over the world as first, second and even third languages.

 

Thai is spoken in, well, Thailand.

 

Our illustrious leader has finally lost the plot.

 

To be honest he lost the plot in his first message to the public the day he took power when he said he had 3 reasons for taking over.

1. Thailand is special.

2. Democracy in thailand has resulted in deaths.

3. We have more reasons 

 

 

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31 minutes ago, Broken Record said:

Looks like he's been ordered to find a way of stopping young Thai people from seeking news and opinions from outside Thailand,  keep them listening to the BS fed to them from birth, these old rich families that are running Thailand are scared of the future.

This is the only thing that actually makes sense. That or he completely lost his mind.

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4 minutes ago, The man from udon said:

I would like to find out what his iq is and I mean the real one,not the one he just makes up.also can he speak any other languages? I bet he wasn't trained at sandhurst uk.

No I.Q. chart has yet been devised that goes as low as would be required accurately to reflect his subterranean intellectual level!

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1 minute ago, The man from udon said:

I would like to find out what his iq is and I mean the real one,not the one he just makes up.also can he speak any other languages? I bet he wasn't trained at sandhurst uk.

fluent in welsh apparently

 

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The guys nuts !! Or maybe he's just trying to outdo his other effforts of joke of the week. Didn't we not long ago have the education ministry wanting better English spoken by Thais ! What about ASEAN also !! Has anyone told the other countries learning English is flawed and they need to stop and redirect there efforts to speaking Thai ! Delusional !! is not harsh enough   

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My bilingual children Thai/English always speak English when playing together. No one ever told them to do that, they just do it. One day I asked them about it, and they said "its easier, I can speak less and say more".

 

That about sums it up.

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24 minutes ago, The man from udon said:

I would like to find out what his iq is and I mean the real one,not the one he just makes up.also can he speak any other languages? I bet he wasn't trained at sandhurst uk.

The going rate for answers to iq test is around 400k THB 

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2 minutes ago, Shot said:

My bilingual children Thai/English always speak English when playing together. No one ever told them to do that, they just do it. One day I asked them about it, and they said "its easier, I can speak less and say more".

 

That about sums it up.

I think that is only true if you drop half the words in a sentence, like.

Go eat now?

Vs 

Shall we go and eat now?

 

Want eat?

Vs

Do you want to eat now? 

 

Etc,, english has many many words that are not really required in most common use.. Not sure about thai hehe

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