I'm a bad person :(

[Tattila the Hun]

It's noticeably thicker, though.

[Q Classic]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do not say "Thailandeze" again. It makes the Baby Thai Jesus cry.

[Bereta_Eder]

it's a take away so you dont give tips, but i won't stop going there for sure. even though i'm disgraced.

and THAILANDEZE. it's more sonorous and elegant.

[chequita guevara]

Thai

[Nikolai]

Thai.

[Bereta_Eder]

Thailandeze. This is not hollywood.

[Japher]

who cares, teach 'em english!

[Bereta_Eder]

ÔáúëáíäÝæá.

[Q Classic]

Thailandeze doesn't sound more sonorous and elegant. Frankly, it sounds of an attempt by an ignorant European to run roughshod over thousands of years of cultural history with a rather poor and idotic-sounding linguistic imperialism.

While you do add the -ese sound to many of the Eastern Asian peoples in the adjectival form, there are those you do not. For instance: Laotian; Cambodian/Kampuchean; Hmong; Korean; Thai; Malayan; Indonesian; Filipino/Pinoy; Papua New Guinean.

Those that you do add the -ese sound to are as follows: Japanese; Chinese; Vietnamese; Burmese.

[lord of the mark]

just love that Pad thailandeze

[Bereta_Eder]

Originally posted by Q Cubed
Thailandeze doesn't sound more sonorous and elegant. Frankly, it sounds of an attempt by an ignorant European to run roughshod over thousands of years of cultural history with a rather poor and idotic-sounding linguistic imperialism.

While you do add the -ese sound to many of the Eastern Asian peoples in the adjectival form, there are those you do not. For instance: Laotian; Cambodian/Kampuchean; Hmong; Korean; Thai; Malayan; Indonesian; Filipino/Pinoy; Papua New Guinean.

Those that you do add the -ese sound to are as follows: Japanese; Chinese; Vietnamese; Burmese.

You're completely barking at the wrong tree and with the wrong arguments

[Az]

Originally posted by Combat Ingrid
If she can't spot a fake 2 Euro coin, it's her own fault

[Bereta_Eder]

Besides I've never asked her where she's from. I consider this bad manners. She speaks Greek perfect (and btw thalandeze was a grosse attempt I admit to translitarate something in barbarian, listen to it in Greek pronouncation ÔáúëáíäÞ (formal) or ÔáúëáíäÝæá (informal - demotic) and if you still don't think it's sonorous and elegant then I'll accept your opinion).
Thailandeze is an approximation both of an inediquacy of barbarian to convey greek sounds (also called hellenic but you dont see me making a fuzz ) ) and of her origins, for which I couldn't care less let alone ask! All I know is she's cute, happy friendly and makes your day better!

[Az]

Btw, dude, I can't believe that you still work at that pizza place.

[Bereta_Eder]

maybe I'd make more money if I did