You'll have to talk to the Lao elders about the procedures that take place when someone passes away.

I was born in 1989.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 14^th Apr, 2011 at 1:59am:


Finally. So you're 21/22. You haven't done bad for yourself, taking into account your age. Now you might as well tell me how much you weigh.

How often do you get to use your English in Laos? Orally.
I'm assuming very seldom.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 15^th Apr, 2011 at 2:53am:


Big party? Even BIGGER presents too?

Yes, you've already uploaded a picture covering your breast, right? Lets clear the air right here: Was that your smooth torso or not?

So when DO you get to put into practice your English?
I'm assuming you have an American accent right? That twangy sound the way they draaaaag their vowels, right? I met a few Lao students who are studying in NZ and that's how they sound!

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 15^th Apr, 2011 at 6:03am:


So you're the conservative stereotypical sao Lao. I like you more and more each time you divulge yourself.
When was the last time you recieved a present?

Don't you think it's rude passing off someone elses partially exposed anatomy like that? How you got your hands on something that personal is BEYOND me.

I still don't think you would be as well pronounced as you type. Especially if you don't put the language to use regularly. It's the same with my Lao. If I don't use it in a while, then the opening lines sound a bit rusty. 10 - 15 minutes to warm the engine up is all it takes to slip back into a familiar lilt. From then on the sentences start to flow with fluidly. Practice makes perfect.

I receive presents every day. Conversing with interesting and thoughtful questions, and sometimes ridiculous questions on Lao Pride Forum is considered a "present", because it keeps me busy.

Usually your oral communication skills reflects on your written skills. But it doesn't matter, if someone's spoken English can be understood in a non-English speaking country like Laos then they're doing well.

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 15^th Apr, 2011 at 6:35pm:


I know it keeps you busy nang. I think this more than a job for you, right? You woke up really early today, didn't you?
I know........the clockcard says so.

What are you saying: you never, ever, received a present before?

Admin Saovaluck wrote on 15^th Apr, 2011 at 11:30pm:


That's quite a late night. In Laos, anyway.

What did YOU have in mind then? COMPLIMENTS?