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In the past, Thais haven’t been big readers. Sure, they’d pick up a newspaper or magazine and, of course, millions of Thais […]
Read moreIn the past, Thais haven’t been big readers. Sure, they’d pick up a newspaper or magazine and, of course, millions of Thais […]
Read moreWe often get asked by would-be visitors to Thailand if a) they should bring their laptop and b) will it be easy to […]
Read moreSome of the best and most fluent English speakers I’ve met in Thailand have been Thais who taught themselves English listening to […]
Read moreOne great deal a lot of people in Bangkok miss is the “Special Menu of the Month” from K’s Cafe, inside the Kinokuniya […]
Read moreIt’s not surprising Thailand is so good at cheerleading. School spirit is instilled into Thai kids from the minute they arrive there […]
Read moreOne of the main problems EFL/ESL students in Thailand have is learning new English vocabulary. Often, their grammar skills will be quite good, but […]
Read morePlanning a trip to Phuket, Thailand and love cheap shopping? Then don’t miss the island’s biggest weekend market – Naka Market, located […]
Read moreIf you enjoy watching Thai movies, one little gem you might have missed is a 2004 release called “Citizen Dog” (in Thai Mah […]
Read moreYaowarat, Bangkok’s Chinatown, is a popular tourist attraction for millions of tourists every year. Whether from outside the country or from right here […]
Read moreOne of the best places to see a live Muay Thai kickboxing fight in Bangkok is at Ratchadamnoen Stadium. The city’s oldest Muay […]
Read moreIf you want to learn about Thai history when you’re in Bangkok, the best place to start is at the Museum of […]
Read moreIf you are going to be in Bangkok, and are interested in Chatuchak Weekend Market and what it has to sell, you must […]
Read moreMany people still seem to be confused about getting an education visa in Thailand. Is it cheaper than continually doing visa runs? Or […]
Read moreMany western teachers come to Thailand to teach English and are completely out of their depth. A fair percentage of Thai school […]
Read moreOne of the best times of year to visit Thailand is during the Amazing Thailand Grand Sale. During the Amazing Thailand Grand […]
Read moreBeyond the actual amount required by Thai immigration so they’ll give you a retirement visa (either 800,000 baht in a Thai bank […]
Read moreThe Intercontinental Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, couldn’t be a better hotel or in a more perfect location. It’s the first hotel I stayed […]
Read moreTenface has a small selection of Bangok videos on YouTube that are absolutely excellent. If you’re not familiar with them, Tenface is a […]
Read moreMy favorite Thai cuisine restaurant in all of Thailand is Baan Ice on Prachaniwet 1 in northern Bangkok. Owned by my best friend’s […]
Read moreOne of the many questions would-be teachers have about teaching English (EFL) in Thailand is what kind of employee benefits does a […]
Read moreRecently, I ate dinner at Le Dalat Indochine, the most popular, and many say the best, Vietnamese restaurant in Bangkok, Thailand. I’ve lived […]
Read moreOne of the easiest ways to send to or receive money in Thailand is via Western Union. However, using Western Union’s transfer […]
Read moreEvery year, several thousand westerners come to Thailand and marry a Thai. Others come with a western boyfriend or girlfriend and get […]
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