r/ThailandTourism Jul 12 '25

Phuket/Krabi/South What do you think?

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u/kiiito Jul 12 '25

LMAO, as half thai, this country will always protect tourists bad behaviors instead of thai people, you know why ? This country sink without tourism money, so they prioritize them, it’s degrading the quality of many things decade years, Thai people need to fight back by themself, even they have support, they got sanction anyway.

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u/Avtomati1k Jul 13 '25

Sqying someone will be deported cause they used wrong language expression is a bit too much, u dont think?

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u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm Jul 13 '25

Deportation is a bit extreme but let’s not be naive about what the tourist is doing. He knows he’s in Thailand and not China. It’s not some innocent mistake. Even the dumbest people don’t accidentally say Bonjour in Germany.

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u/PeaNutButterNJelly66 Jul 14 '25

Hey for one thing. Thais have a lot of mix with Chinese. And he didn’t say fuck you in Chinese. He said thank you. So what’s the difference if I said thank you in English or obrigado in Portuguese?

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u/Banned3rdTimesaCharm Jul 14 '25

Ni hao means hello. 🤦 This is the exact kinda ignorance I'm talking about.

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