Tai roop kun dai mai?
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Loading ...“Tai roop kun dai mai” means “can i take a picture of you?” in Thai. This is one of the first phrases I try to learn when I’m traveling. The first time I tried it in Thailand was with this lovely lady, she was walking through the stunning Old Sukhothai.
Here’s where the Siam empire was created, unmissable place.
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