Pattaya Reports

[QUOTE=Chachi420; 1167494]This forum seems to be taking a distinctly anti Indian-Arab tone.

It astounds me how sex tourists can manage to garner a superiority complex.

To those Indians on this forum concerned about the possible racist behaviour of the Thai people, maybe it's not the bargirls, bar owners or club bouncers you should be worried about. [/QUOTE]Dear friend,

I understand what you hint. However as per my experience there are many amazing people on this website who do not harness any indecent behavior against Indians and in fact have been very friendly towards giving suggestions, advice and opinions, sharing there experiences with us.

However, there are a few insecure guys out here who feel that being white is a sign of superiority. It is disgraceful but I would request you not to form any opinion of these morons as the majority of the people on this forum are very nice people helping others to learn from their experiences without any shade of racist emotion.

So don't lose heart on the comment of a person who does not have the capacity to live and comment under the limits of dignity.

Cheers!

[QUOTE=Stl Danish; 1167388]I'm an American with a lot of overseas experience, though I do live in the states (but a newbie to the mongering aspect) , and I just want to chime in on this.

[/QUOTE]I think that the main issue is that, compared to' other nationals, american have less habit to' interact with other people, cultures.

As much as there Are substantial differences between a new yorker and a guy from Dallas or Denver or California, the basic american roots are the same.

You go to' Europe where there are two dozens of countries, a dozen languages. All with their history, past, culture.

This automatically broadens the people's mind.

A mere fact. Nothing to' do with losers or winners.

The type of media in the States also favours a lot the creation and diffusione of stereotypes.

I am european and I will never forget the question of a young kit: "do you have TV in your country?"

That wasin 1973: the man had already been on the moon. Still.

I don't want to take into politics but it is a fact the USA have made huge mistakes in their overseas military actions. Mainly due to the differential culture and not prepared to deal with other cultures.

Much easier for us Europeans.

In 5-7 hrs you can go through 2-3 different countries and languages!

[QUOTE=Bionicman;1167632]You go to' Europe where there are two dozens of countries, a dozen languages.[/QUOTE]There are more like twenty dozen languages spoken in Europe, actually.

[QUOTE=Run Mann;1167541]Cun is a better word.[/QUOTE]No it's not.

Moi is easy to pronounce, is not a euphemism, and is the correct word for pubic or genital hair.

So "no pubic hair" would be "mai moi", right?

How do you say "I want no pubic hair"?

[QUOTE=Sorokonozka; 1167650]No it's not.

Moi is easy to pronounce, is not a euphemism, and is the correct word for pubic or genital hair. [/QUOTE]Cun is easy to pronounce and is "not a euphemism." It is the proper word.

[QUOTE=Run Mann;1167541]Cun is a better word.[/QUOTE]Do you mean "glon" (&3585; &3621; &3657; &3629; &3609;) = to shave? Or is it "cun" as in "bun" or "****"?

Moi (&3617; &3629; &3618;) = pubic hair.

Not the same word.

Not sure why, I'd rather go with "glon mai?" ("are you shaved?") rather than "mee moi mai?" ("do you have pubic hair?") , although both are correct.

Edit: stupid forum software, doesn't accept Thai characters.

[QUOTE=Stakeout;1167647]There are more like twenty dozen languages spoken in Europe, actually.[/QUOTE]Was lazy to count them.

A quick check brought me to at least 15, then we can expand of course, but I think the concept was clear vs. USA where they english and spanish

[QUOTE=Sorokonozka; 1167650]No it's not.

Moi is easy to pronounce, is not a euphemism, and is the correct word for pubic or genital hair. [/QUOTE]I am quite sure that you are right.

Since I started to learn the basics of Thai language (1994) I have never heard or seen the word cun.

My basic knowledge doesn't cover all words. But moi will be the best choice.

Maa Paa

[QUOTE=Crocodilexp;1167714]........ Edit: stupid forum software, doesn't accept Thai characters.[/QUOTE]Let me try to copy some Thai characters: We are talking about. &3650; &3585; &3609; . Gohn.

I can paste the characters here. Not sure how it will come out when I'm going to add my report to the forum.

No, not working. Failed in the preview already, sorry.

Used Google translater, took a pic of the result and will attach it here.

Maa Paa

[QUOTE=Stakeout;1167224]What decent Korean BBQ restaurants are there in Pattaya?[/QUOTE]Try Central Festival mall, north side of I think 5th floor

Thanks to all you Thai speakers who helped me with my question on pubic hair. I have one more language question, if you can bear with me.

When receiving a HJ, I hate it when the girl stops at the moment I climax.

So how do I say "don't stop","keep going" or "continue" in Thai (whatever is the most appropriate in this situation)?

[QUOTE=Stakeout; 1167851]Thanks to all you Thai speakers who helped me with my question on pubic hair. I have one more language question, if you can bear with me.

When receiving a HJ, I hate it when the girl stops at the moment I climax.

So how do I say "don't stop","keep going" or "continue" in Thai (whatever is the most appropriate in this situation)? [/QUOTE]Hm. Just "don't stop" should be something like "harm yud","mai dtong yud","mai dai yud" or "mai ao yud". (Here the letter "you" in "yud" is pronounced like the short "oo" in the word "good".

But you can also try to tell her: "go on". Then it would be something like "dtor" or "tum dtor". (Here the letter "you" in "tum" is pronounced like the short "o" in the word "cum".

Hope it will help you.

Maa Paa

[QUOTE=Maa Paa;1167856]But you can also try to tell her: "go on". Then it would be something like "dtor" or "tum dtor".[/QUOTE]Thanks. What sound does *"dt" represent?

[QUOTE=Stakeout;1167863]Thanks. What sound does *"dt" represent?[/QUOTE]Just as it is written here. A combined sound of "the" and "t".

"the" has a more soft sound,"t" a bit harder. Try the english word "door" but include the "t" in second position (dtoor).

Maa Paa