Supitchaya MunkhongThai National Go-To Meal: Pad KapraoPad means stir-fry and kaprao is a kind of herb. Do you know kaprao?Sep 28Sep 28
Supitchaya MunkhongThai Language Shapes the Way Thai People Think of LGBTQ+“You have the complete collection of this author!”Sep 121Sep 121
Supitchaya MunkhongI didn’t Mean to Interrupt, I just Speak English‘Should I speak up, now? No, no, no, wait a little bit longer. Oh, no. Jane has spoken.’ Sigh.Aug 26Aug 26
Supitchaya MunkhongA Lovely Mistake and a Healthy SoupMy Japanese friend looked up from the menu.Aug 11Aug 11
Supitchaya MunkhongWhy do Thais Drop /r/ and /l/ Sounds?Omitting /r/ and /l/ sounds in consonant clusters is a thing in Thai spoken language. Both ‘sawàtdii khráp’ and ‘sawàtdii kháp’ are…Jul 25Jul 25
Supitchaya MunkhongYes, We Eat Bananas with Rice in ThailandOpen up your mind and try this traditional Thai pudding: Khao tom mut. It is a steamed pudding made from sticky rice, cooked with coconut…Jul 10Jul 10
Supitchaya MunkhongHow do You Answer What do You Dislike Most About My Country?I went to a place I had never been to before in Bangkok with my Japanese colleague. We asked for directions from three Thais (separately)…Jun 6Jun 6
Supitchaya MunkhongThailand: Land of Mysterious SmilesMe smiling because it’s so hot here.May 26May 26
Supitchaya MunkhongDo You Need a New Name When You Learn a New Language?On the first day of your foreign language class, did your teacher give you a new name in the language? According to some foreign language…May 141May 141