Thailand 2024 - Budgie Lee - Speaking Thai

 Lee with some tips on speaking Thai





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  1. Drewski28 February 2025 at 16:38

    haha you struggled not to laugh on this one. Does the suffix apply depending on the gender of the speaker or who you are addressing, I assume the latter but wasn't 100%

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