Drop it then. I drop series once I find it boring. I dropped when oranges fall at the 9th episode and they only…
hmm girl r u autistic? you need to read tone properly. Does my reply sound like I'm insulted? why would i be insulted? I didn't direct or write the script.
Are James and Renji's brother saying "I" in english when they refer to themselves in conversation? I'm…
In Thai, the word "ai" (ไอ) when referring to yourself is simply the English loanword "I".
It is used in casual, contemporary speech—especially among younger generations, friends, or coworkers.
For example: "Ai wa khon ni ok na" (I think this person is okay).
Pronunciation: It sounds exactly like the English word "I" but is spoken with a Thai accent (usually a flat or slightly rising tone, written as ไอ).
When to avoid it: Do not use it in formal, professional, or respectful settings (like speaking to elders or bosses), as it can sound overly casual or slangy.
I’ve been learning Japanese for 3 years. Ep 1 - normal people talking I could understand. Ep 2- yakuza - I’ve no idea what they are saying??? lol. It’s like Downton abbey. I only understood the upstairs people. lol
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It is used in casual, contemporary speech—especially among younger generations, friends, or coworkers.
For example: "Ai wa khon ni ok na" (I think this person is okay).
Pronunciation: It sounds exactly like the English word "I" but is spoken with a Thai accent (usually a flat or slightly rising tone, written as ไอ).
When to avoid it: Do not use it in formal, professional, or respectful settings (like speaking to elders or bosses), as it can sound overly casual or slangy.