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[jariya76]

Oh and don't forget the English neutral "they" which is expanding from realm of the neutral pronoun, "They say you should eat five servings of fruits and vegetables a day" to the singular non-gender-specific pronoun, "She talked to some person at DMV and they told her she didn't need to take the eye test." or "Someone left their cell phone in the classroom". It is so much easier in Thai or Spanish, นะ

[mangkorn]

Yes, "they" talk a lot, don't they?

[starscream]

its strange to think i posted this 2 years ago since then i have heard 'khao' used on tv all the time as 'i' never heard a guy use it that way. i did notice that it said in my book 'gan' can be used for 'i' in male speakers i don't think i've ever heard it used in that way or maybe i have and i didn't pick up on it