English-Thai translator needed to translate a text containing 934 words. Please kinldy PM me with your rates and email. Thanks in advance.

Hi all!

The issue here is perhaps for Thai  Vietnamese experts.
I need this name 'Vo Phuong Mai Le' transcribed. I need it for a Ukrainian translation, actually, (the Russian Thai Vietnamese-speakers' help will do, too). But if there's no Russian or Ukrainian Vietnamese-speakers or learners here, the English transcription will also be great.

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Hello! I really want to learn Thai and I'm wondering if any of you knew of any good online resources that I could begin my journey with. Also anything else (like books or programs, etc) that worked for you, please recommend them to me~

Thanks so much!

To get citizenship in the UK you have to do a 'Like in the UK' test. There's a study guide that I think is official called "British Citizenship Test: Study Guide". Knowing English is a requirement to get citizenship, and the book is in English, of course ( Read more... )

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The Texan band "Butthole Surfers" uses a song they found on some obscure cassette compilation as the base for one of the tracks on their 1987 Locust Abortion Technician album. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9duSZL_-mM). I have recently a) found the original ( Read more... )

Hi all,

I'm attempting to send an e-mail to a professor at Mahidol University, and I have no idea how to address her... Her name is listed as "Prof. Khunying Suriya Ratanakul", and, as far as I understand it, "Khunying" is comparable to "Lady". Should I address the e-mail to "Dr. Ratanakul", or something else ( Read more... )

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I want to say, "If you're sick of Christmas music, listen to this," or even just "if you're sick of Christmas music," with the second part omitted and only implied.

I'd really appreciate any help you can give.

(It's going to be attached to a mix CD I'm sending a friend for Christmas.)