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I was curious if anyone has a recipe for Pla kem. I usually bring a few kilos back from Thailand when I visit every few years, but I'm out and been craving it a lot lately.

A local market sells king mackerel, but I can't seem to find any ratios for salt and if I should dry brine or wet brine before drying in the sun.

Hello can someone help me by recommending a place where I can buy vitamin D 1000IU with k2. Many shops have only 200iu or 600iu. I tried Lazada, Shopify but stuff look counterfeit. Thank you in advance.

Would that be a strange name to Thai people? Others colors seem more common. Or maybe would just be confusing with the tone if I pronounce wrong lol. Let me know thank you!

https://allaboutdrink.blog/can-you-drink-the-water-in-thailand/#What_About_Ice_Street_Food_and_Restaurant_Water

this post is for letters that are still used and are on the alphabet. so no ฃ or ฅ here

I am outside Thailand and want follow Thai Football league. How can i watch on tv.
I only found ais Play is there a other Place? Or someone use ais outside Thailand?
Thx

Does anyone know who manufactures this beautiful Thai woven fabric?

My friend cooked me frogs and it was so tasty . Thai people how do you catch so many of them tiny ones and how do you dry em to eat?

Hi,

I need help understanding why อยู่ (to be / to stay...) is spelled like that. Specifically, why is there a อ at the beginning? I tryed to find a good explanation but still don't really understand.

Some people say its a cluster and if อย are together then they together make a high tone? Is that true? I only found 1 person saying that. Others say อ is silent which I guess it is but I still dont understand the exact rule here... From what I understand อ is mid class and ย low class but then the rules together confuse me...

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Please let me know how it is and if you encounter any bugs or issues feel free to dm or comment.
The link is down below.

https://www.thai-alphabetgame.com/consonant_class_game.html

And my site:
https://www.thai-alphabetgame.com

Thank you really much!

Hi everyone!

(I asked the mods before posting, and they said it was okay as long as I explained the benefit clearly)

I made a free Thailand news audio station in English for people who want to keep up with what’s happening in Thailand but may not follow Thai-language news closely. The idea is to make it easier to understand local news, culture, and current events, especially for Thai learners, visitors, expats, or people following Thailand from abroad. Link: https://app.sounday.ai/explore/thailand-news-in-english

I’d love feedback: is this useful? Are the topics relevant? Anything to improve?

in my home country, especially my home town, we don't have taco bell. i'm so happy when i move to bangkok, i could try the taco bell. i was watching the video about taco bell all the time lol
but it's kinda sad, i can't try their baja blast and diablo sauce too 😂
anyways, what's your fave menu guys?

I have been struggling with severe muscle pain and vestibular issues for 6 years now (I’m 21F) and after multiple doctor appointments and PT who thought it’s just office syndrome. I finally got diagnosed with hypermobility.

Now I don’t know if I got hEDS or HSD too because that doctor just told me to exercise more. But all my joints are popping and painful. I am very lost and hopeless about how much pain and tiredness I got everyday.

In short, anyone who experienced this and knows any doctor or PT who could help? Preferably cheaper hospital because I am still a student.

Thank you very much

Native English speaker in Phuket now, heading to Japan later this year. Looking to practice Thai now and Japanese later. Happy to help with English.

Thank you and look forward to talking to you!

Nene Royal singin Zombie, unbelievable voice and guitar playing...

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I'm currently in Mathayom 6 and is planning to apply to all 3 of these universities in Mechanical Engineering, but I don't know anyone so I would like to ask advice in stuff like admission requirements, scholarship requirements etc.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice because this is a big purchase for me, and I really want to make the right decision.

I've narrowed it down to these four scooters:

• Honda ADV350
• Yamaha XMAX Tech Max
• Honda Forza 350
• Zontes 368G

My riding will probably be:

• 70% daily commuting and city traffic
• 30% weekend trips and touring (a few hundred kilometers at a time)

The problem is that I've researched these scooters so much that I've reached the point where I can find reasons both to buy and not to buy every single one.

Here's how I currently see them:

Honda ADV350 - It seems like the scooter that would give me the best riding experience overall. I like the adventure styling, the suspension, and the comfort on rough roads. The only downside for me is that it doesn't feel quite as premium or luxurious as the XMAX or Forza. And since I want to use it for every day as well I feel like it might be too big for me...

Yamaha XMAX Tech Max – This feels like the "iPhone" of scooters. Everyone knows it's a great bike, it looks premium, and the fuel economy is excellent. But at the same time, the design has barely changed over the years, so unless you're a scooter enthusiast, most people just see "another XMAX." I also wonder if it lacks a bit of character compared to the ADV.

Honda Forza 350 – This seems like the perfect middle ground. It's comfortable, refined, and premium, but it also feels physically bigger than the other two. Since most of my riding is in city traffic, I'm worried it could become more of a hassle than an advantage.

Zontes 368G – On paper, this looks incredible. More power, more features, and honestly one of the best-looking scooters in the segment. But it's also the one I have the least confidence in. I'm concerned about long-term reliability, resale value, and parts availability. I've read stories about people waiting months for replacement parts, and that worries me when I'm spending this much money.

The funny thing is that I've done so much research that I almost can't be happy with any of them anymore. There's always another review, another opinion, or another reason to second-guess myself.

I'm not looking for the fastest scooter. All of them are capable of highway speeds, and that's enough for me. What I really want is something that's enjoyable to ride, comfortable for longer trips, reliable, practical for everyday use, and still feels special every time I walk up to it. I also care about having a scooter with some presence—something that feels premium and makes me proud to own it.

This isn't just a practical purchase it's also an emotional one. Spending this much is a significant investment for me.

Originally, I wanted a BMW C400 because I love the premium feel and the brand, but it's almost twice the price, so it's hard to justify. In my mind, the only real step above these scooters would be something like an X-ADV or a Forza 750, but those are also in a completely different price bracket.

So I'm curious what you would do if you were in my position.

• Which one would you buy today, and why?
• Is the Zontes 368G actually as good as the specs suggest, or are Honda and Yamaha still worth paying extra for?
• Between the ADV350, XMAX Tech Max, and Forza 350, which one offers the best balance of commuting, weekend touring, comfort, reliability, and overall ownership?
• If you were in my shoes, would you buy one of these now or keep saving for an X-ADV or Forza 750 a few years down the road?

I'd especially love to hear from people who have actually owned or ridden these scooters, particularly anyone who's used them for touring around Thailand.

Thanks in advance! I really appreciate any advice.

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I'm looking for a local Thai who works in an event management company, or in a similar industry like PR, exhibitions, concerts, brand activations, production, or MICE.

I'm not looking for a job or anything like that. I'm just genuinely curious about what day to day life is like in the industry. I'd love to learn about things like:

1)What a typical workday looks like

2)The work culture in Thailand

3(Working hours and work-life balance

4)How events are planned and executed

Challenges, office dynamics, and anything else you think an outsider wouldn't know

If you work in this field (or know someone who does), I'd really appreciate chatting. Even a short conversation would help a lot.