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tdr skrev: ↑13 jan 2018, 10:30 Prayuth trenger da ikke et engelskkurs. I følge han selv uttalte han for et år siden at Thai skal bli et verdensspråk i fremtiden

"Finnes det noen muligheter til at Thai blir et verdensspråk? Ja, hvis dere gjør hva jeg sier!"



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Thai could be world´s new English, Prayuth says.

riflefish skrev: ↑13 jan 2018, 12:19 Nå er det snart fler thaier i utlandet en

I los. , som der blir ferre og ferre kvinner

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Så han har mye rett der!

Det er mange statsledre som ikke kan

Engelsk da,

Phay skrev: ↑26 feb 2018, 06:26 Fra The Nation Bangkok idag

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May said at the beginning of the meeting in front of cameras that she expected to see an election in Thailand in early 2019.

Prayut said in reply that his government was moving towards democratisation. “I reaffirm that the election will take place early next year. We are now preparing many legal instruments [for the poll] and many of them have already been promulgated. In the meantime, we are also preparing for the coronation ceremony,” he said.

Prayut has made similar promises about holding elections to other foreign leaders like Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in early 2015, United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon in late 2015 and US President Donald Trump last year.

General Prayuth Chan-ocha appears at ease among the lavish trappings of politics. Thailand’s Prime Minister is never far from doting courtiers in Bangkok’s 1920s Government House, a neo-Gothic building stippled with classical nudes and one particularly plump jade Buddha.

The opulence is a far cry from what Prayuth experienced in his four decades as a soldier, when he was trained to brave enemy fire from jungle-swathed foxholes. Still, he expresses dissatisfaction with this coda to his career away from the barracks. He sits in a position of power, he says, only out of a sense of duty. “When people are in trouble, we, the soldiers, are there for them,” he tells TIME.

The question for Thailand is how long they will be there. Four years have passed since Prayuth, 64, seized power in a coup d’état. It was the 12th successful coup since the establishment of a constitutional monarchy in 1932, and Prayuth promised to quickly shepherd the Southeast Asian nation of 69 million back to democracy.