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	Thinglish.com: Two diverse cultures joined by a common language
		In times gone by, a language was created by a similar relationship between this region and the new traders to the mystic East.
		The new language between Thai and English speaker is often referred to as Thinglish.
		Essentially Thinglish is English with all unnecessary words removed, and maybe the odd Thai expression thrown in.
	thinglish.com (317 words)

	Readers Submissions: A one night stand in Savannakhet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Actually, as most readers know, dealing with Thinglish can be excruciatingly difficult, requiring not only supreme editing skills, but a deep understanding of the Thai psyche and the intuition of an Albert Einstein -- which is no excuse, of course, for the Post and The Nation to employ the people that they do.
		Unlike my dear friend Stick (actually, he's not dear to me, nor a friend otherwise the shit wouldn't have made such offensive comments about my colleagues), we newspaper sub editors have to turn over many thousands of words a day, and always in a hurry.
		Besides the difficulties of dealing with Thinglish, there are many other aspects of the job that throw up enormous obstacles, thereby making the whole process of publishing a newspaper one that is fraught with landmines.
	www.stickmanbangkok.com /reader/reader56.html (1712 words)

	Thailand Marriage- Westerner + Thai girl Episode I - eThailand - Thailand's Leading Business Portal
		This will give you a deeper understanding of Thai life and culture and please your wife very much and further increase her admiration for you; Thai woman like clever men.
		And never speak to her in 'Thinglish.' Speak normal English to her, perhaps a little more slowly than you might to a native speaker, but teach her to say "Sorry I don't understand" if she has difficulty, then explain again.
		The same applies to your own language should you wish her to learn that.
	www.ethailand.com /index.php?id=1118 (1290 words)

	Where Tibetans Write - Articles - Losang C Rabgey
		Ordinary Tibetans from all corners of Tibet have never had so much direct contact with each other.
		The exile mix of Tibetan, Hindi, and English is something I like to call "Thinglish:" untraditional, but it works.
		This is a key to Tibetan survival beyond the land of snows—we approach what is around us and combine it with what we need and know to define a space uniquely ours.
	www.tibetwrites.org /articles/losangc_rabgey (1274 words)

	[Ausrace] How Not to Bring Back the Crowds
		I'll be going to the track in Chiangmai tomorrow.
		Racebook in Thinglish $1.50 Entrance is 75c Ultra cold (yen mak mak) local Beer Chang at 7.5% Alcohol content (varies up to 15% depending on the batch!) is #1.80 per 750 Ml Thai dishes from a $1 each.
		The following letter in today's SMH is a classic example > of > >> how racing is simply shooting itself in the foot offering very little > by > >> way of enticing racegoers/families etc back to the track.
	home.it.net.au /pipermail/ausrace/2005-February/039544.html (389 words)

	Dorritville -- Sinners or Saints -- Seven Deadly Sins
		We like money, money is power, money talks, money buys more stuff, more stuff means you win, pick one.
		It's the age of consumerism and an awful lot of people are speaking thinglish.
		They don't even have pockets, how the hell are they going to carry money?
	www.dorritville.com /come_see/deadly_sins.html (1090 words)

	Making yourself understood in Thailand.
		Call it Thinglish: Language that gets better results.
		Communication means figuring out what language you have in common.
		We invite you to see our full gay adventure travel index.
	www.gay-thailand.net /being-understood.htm (806 words)

	The Hub :: View topic - Tamil media - do they spread good values and culture
		Certainly Sun and other Networks are spreaing Superstitions, such as Billi Suniyam.
		They also spoil Tamil by Pronunciations and Thinglish.
		Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 11:32 pm Post subject:
	www.mayyam.com /hub/viewtopic.php?t=6338 (2166 words)

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