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Book review, Uncategorized  /  November 2, 2016

Thailand Survival Phrases: Thai for first time travelers

by Mohit Agarwal

So here I am with another book review for Thai travelers.

Thailand has become a very famous tourist spot and welcomes all kinds of tourist be it backpackers, families, budget or luxury anyone, and everyone. Though one can enjoy the Thai vacation even of not well versed with the local language but its always good to know the basic words to make your vacation more comfortable.

This book called “Thailand Survival Phrases: Thai for first time travelers” comes up with great collection of the very basic words one would need to communicate with the locals and the most important thing is that it contains a video link to learn by seeing the lip movement and listening to the tone as they pronounce each word. Thai language has 5 tones and it’s very important to know these to effectively convey your message.

So don’t wait. Click to Grab the book now and set yourself for the amazing Thai adventures…

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At the age of 28 years old Leo decided to leave his comfortable job in Los Angeles, California and begin a new life in Bangkok, Thailand. Moving to Thailand was the best decision he ever made. Now he teaches English at a top international school in Bangkok,Thailand and writes books on his spare time.

 

*This review is completely my personal opinion and not a sponsored post. I have not been paid by the author neither in cash nor kind.

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11 comments

  • Uditi
    November 2, 2016

    Great read. I’ve recently shared a itinerary on Bangkok. Do read it out. http://www.stampthatpassport.com/experiencing-bangkok-in-5-days-the-right-way/

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  • Sheena Sy Gonzales
    November 2, 2016

    Nice. I wanna go back to Thailand and explore it better!

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    • mohitarts
      November 2, 2016

      You must and explore all a place has to offer and this time visit after learning the Thai language through this pocket friendly guide that you can purchase from the provided link

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  • J L Hunt
    November 8, 2016

    How fascinating… 🙂

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  • Vyjay Rao
    November 10, 2016

    This looks pretty useful. I wish I had come across it before my trip to Thailand a couple of years ago. Maybe before I head there again, I will refer to this to pick up some useful phrases.

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    • mohitarts
      November 10, 2016

      Ya its useful and easy to learn…will surely make your trip better

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  • Sana Sadiq
    November 12, 2016

    I recently came back from Phuket and simply love it .. Its simply beautiful x

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    • mohitarts
      November 12, 2016

      Oh thats great . Will go through your blog for your thai experience

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  • kopikang
    November 17, 2016

    I will go to Phuket next month! I learned some phraes here! I will practice this!!! 🙂 thanks for sharing!!!

    THE GIRL WITH THE MUJI HAT

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  • The Jerny
    November 17, 2016

    We will be in Thailand on January and yey! i think i would need your review here. Following this!

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    • mohitarts
      November 18, 2016

      Thank you so much and you must try this book….do let me know your experience

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