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Trial Lessons 03 : Please talk slowly พูดช้าลงหน่อย

Language barrier (3)

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Language barrier (3)

Thai people called adhesive tape as Scotch Tape สก๊อตเทป (Sàkót Thep) which is the brand name of one glue tape business “3M” (Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing) Beforehand Thai people will call adhesive tape as “Scotch Cellophane Tape” and later on “Scotch Tape” only 

Language barrier (2)

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Language barrier (2)

แม็ก (mák) is stapler while ลูกแม็ก (lûk mák) is staple. Thai people often get confused with these two words because it is very similar. We also believed that these words derived from the English word for stapler and staple but it really isn’t. Therefore if a Thai ask you for แม็ก (mák) and ลูกแม็ก (lûk mák) just make sure to give them stapler and staples.