When Eda and I spent the day wıth Pele Thai goıng to the highest point in Thailand, we were taught a Thai song called 'Mai Pen Rai'. Mai pen rai translates to 'nevermind' or 'no worries' and the phrase is a part of Thai culture. Thai people use it when you spill something, when you say 'thank you', and all situations ın between. I am a big fan of the phrase (check my early blog post) and am grateful to know this silly song.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
I am in Munich, Germany! I met ' The German ' in Thailand in December 2010. We traveled Cambodia and some of Vietnam together f... -
Happy Valentine's Day to all! Sure, it may be silly to have one day specifically alotted for flowers, kisses, hugs, chocolates, and l...
-
This guy VS This guy My last name means Daughter of a Blacksmith but it can also mean GRASSHOPPER!! The insect grasshopper ... -
Dragonfruit, YUM! (and mango) What dragonfruit looks like on the inside. -
For our one year annivesary, my boyfriend and I woke up bright and early in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn took the subway to Grand Central for M...
No comments:
Post a Comment