Yin-dee tee-dai ruu-jak krap, Arunya :)
I try to learn a bit of thai.
What does yin dee tee dai ruu jak literally mean? I know - nice to meet you, but literally?
I know dee - is good, ruu - to know. Jak - some people use ja instead of ka/krap. Right?
Can I just say - dee maak ruu khun krap? very good to know you?
The most difficult part is script. How can you read the whole sentence without intervals? I wouldnt be able to read in my own language if words are written together with no spaces inbetween.
Nicetomeetyou or Frohdichkennenzulernen (german) :D
Sharkey