Last Saturday I went to my Thai friend's house with two other exchange students, one from Germany and the other from Canada. We made pancakes! They were so yummy! Then I went to my Councilor's house. At my Councilor's house I made cookies with Beam, ate dinner (Beam's mom makes delicious Thai food!), watched a movie, talked with Thai exchange students (all three of my councilors kids--Bank, Beam and Boss--went on exchange to California!), learned Thai and ate a lot! Very fun!
Prung ni Kaohom mai bai rongriene. Prung ni Kaohom tam brownie gup P'Toon. Dtuun-den maak!
Tomorrow I will not go to school. Tomorrow I will make brownies with my host Aunt P'Toon. (She is going to open a bakery which is super cool because almost all Thai houses don't have ovens... aka no baked goods.)
Wan ni Kaohom gin salad don chow le don yen. Aloi maak! Kit dtuung puk kong suuan kong meh.
Today I ate salad for breakfast and for dinner. Very delicious! I miss vegetables from my mom's garden.
Prung wan poot Kaohom tam ahan Ameriga peua Kun Meh, Kun Paw le P'Toon.
This Wednesday I will make American food for my host mom, dad and P'Toon.
Atit ni Kaohom gin ahan Ameriga yu. Kit dtuung gin ahan Thai. 5555+ Dja lok. Chob ahan Thai.
This week I ate a lot of American foods; pancakes, cookies and salad. I miss eating Thai food. Hahaha. Kidding. I do love Thai food though!
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| Making cookie with Beam! |
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| We couldn't find chocolate chips at the store so we used Hershey's Kisses. Why Thailand has Hershey's Kisses but not chocolate chips is still a mystery to me... maybe I just need to look harder. :) |
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| Making Pancakes! |
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| Making Salad! Most Thai people don't eat salad so I've been missing it a lot! |
Anyways off to bed, more later!
Kearn
You are amazing! One month and you are already writting in Thai!
ReplyDeleteWell... it's not Thai script so it's not quite Thai. I can write in Thai if someone tells me how to spell what I want to write though! :) Thank you!
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