Thai Language for delivery couriers

Hi there. Do you like online shopping? Have you tried it in Thailand? It’s convenient and easy. The shopping part is fun, but the delivery part? It could be a headache.
A language barrier with your local delivery courier can be challenging,
Having a few key phrases in your pocket can be just enough and a great way to show respect for the culture and make a positive impression.
It is important to stay persistent and practice in order to achieve success. It may not come easily at first, but hard work and dedication will pay off in the end.
Keep up the excellent work, and you will get there!
Ying
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[@TheSimwhi]

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[@TheThailightZone]

Thanks for this video. 🙏👍
I fear when the courier calls. As soon as you answer he instantly, in their hurried manner, quickly starts speaking Thai, all I hear is "Lazadaa" or "pasadu"
All i know how to say to them is "dtawn nii pom yuu tii baan, soi sip-song" if I am home. Or I say not home now.

[@TheNinnetesurarat]

That's great. we live on a small island so after a few attempts they just gave up on calling me because almost could not answer any phone calls during class times. They just left my packages in front of the house and send me some pictures. :)

[@hlainzali9954]

It's very helpful. Thank you so much.

[@TheNinnetesurarat]

Kop Kun ka

[@AhmedShafi]

Thai people don’t say 7 11, they saw seven. I think you should mention that in the video. Which I feel is very important

[@TheNinnetesurarat]

Thank you very much ka. Noted it, I will add the comment in the video ka.