Three Things I Like About Thailand
Three things I like about Thailand
1. Good for holiday visiting – have many beaches, amusement park and lots of shopping malls to visit during our holiday.
2. Ease of access in the City – We can go to places we want easily by taking bus, taxi, MRT, BTS or boat which make us available to choose by which mean we want to travel.
3. 24-hour available of restaurants – Which is good for everyone who likes to eat. We don’t need to worry about the time to go out for a meal. Especially food shops and restaurants are available till late or 24-hour around the universities.
Three things I dislike about Thailand
1. Language barrier – Hard for foreigners to communicate with the locals.
2. Higher prices – Most of the time I have seen or experienced about asking for the higher prices for any goods if I ask “How much” in English. But if I ask in Thai language the prices are much lower.
3. Higher traffic jam – Now in Bangkok city most of the time the roads are fill with cars and making a heavy traffic jam.
Suggestion on the dislike
1. Language barrier – the locals including taxi drivers, food and clothes sellers should be encouraged to learn Basic English speaking.
2. Higher prices – The sellers should be encouraged to be more ethical.
3. Higher traffic jam – That’s a big deal! Even though there are already over-head bridges and roads, there is still traffic. It would be some sort of a hard matter to
1. Good for holiday visiting – have many beaches, amusement park and lots of shopping malls to visit during our holiday.
2. Ease of access in the City – We can go to places we want easily by taking bus, taxi, MRT, BTS or boat which make us available to choose by which mean we want to travel.
3. 24-hour available of restaurants – Which is good for everyone who likes to eat. We don’t need to worry about the time to go out for a meal. Especially food shops and restaurants are available till late or 24-hour around the universities.
Three things I dislike about Thailand
1. Language barrier – Hard for foreigners to communicate with the locals.
2. Higher prices – Most of the time I have seen or experienced about asking for the higher prices for any goods if I ask “How much” in English. But if I ask in Thai language the prices are much lower.
3. Higher traffic jam – Now in Bangkok city most of the time the roads are fill with cars and making a heavy traffic jam.
Suggestion on the dislike
1. Language barrier – the locals including taxi drivers, food and clothes sellers should be encouraged to learn Basic English speaking.
2. Higher prices – The sellers should be encouraged to be more ethical.
3. Higher traffic jam – That’s a big deal! Even though there are already over-head bridges and roads, there is still traffic. It would be some sort of a hard matter to