ThaiGirlTalk on GigaDial Public: Recent Episodes
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Thai Girl Talk is a weekly English podcast.Please join Mia and Lani as they explore Thai language and culture.
Episode 13: Every second Saturday in the month of January, Thailand celebrates Children’s Day. It’s the day where children get to play games, receive gifts, and one that they look forward to, very much in the same way Western children would look forward to Halloween or Christmas. Also learn about the days of the week and the significance of each day for Thais.
Episode 12: Tell Thai time, telling time in pasa Thai. Listen to Mia explain how to tell time in the Thai language. We also have a listener challenge! Explain to Mia what is the Age of Aquarius!
In the new year of 1951, our beloved King Bhumibol, a gifted musician composed a new year song as a new year present and blessing to all Thai people.
This episode you will learn how to ask for a price and discount in Thai. This conversation is useful when you go shopping in Thailand.
Interview with Hugh Leong, the owner of retire2Thailand.com IN THAI. For English translation please visit
Interview with Hugh Leong, the owner of retire2Thailand.com. After living in Thailand for 25 years.Hugh gave top 3 tips on how to retire in Thailand.
Interview with Hugh Leong: the author of retire2Thailand, everything you need to know about retirement in thailand are here.
The festival to honor and thank the Goddess of Water and let go the bad luck of oneself. For the whole year of consuming and wasting water, this is time to show your appreciation.
The rape of the 19 year woman vacationing in Krabi has created a social media frenzy, and great misunderstanding between the Thai officials and foreign community.
Join Mia and Lani as they discuss the hot topic: plastic surgery, and the latest death of a Thailand “pretty” because of an illegal procedure. Buddhism’s “middle way” does not seem to apply to some Thai women’s obsession with looking “pretty”.
Learn a few ways to say "Hello!" and “Goodbye” in Thai and also about the common reactions you might get from Thais as you begin your cultural journey in Thailand.