#koh mak

[photowalkmyworld]

5 Dec 24

Beach vibes

[444namesplus]

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[jaysunakestor]

English to Furbish to toki pona ““dictionary””

today, i learned that Furbish is actually kinda a language?? after reading this post by @favoriteanimal and skimming this wiki page, i naturally decided to try to translate all the Furbish words and phrases into my beloved toki pona. oh boy was it a journey!

overall, i feel like toki pona is a much more flexible + efficient little language in comparison to Furbish. the main issue that irked me was the amount of unnecessary variations of the same concept, but made into 3 or more words! (i think this may just be the toki ponist in me.) i’m also not certain, but it seems like Furbish may be a relex?? someone please let me know, if ya know!

however, Furbish still succeeds in what (i believe) it sets out to do: to be a very cute, baby-sounding language that can be used to express many interactions between pet + owner / baby + guardian.

please note:

i was quite tired + made this in the span of about 3 hours!

i am not a toki pona expert and have little experience with Furbies

toki pona is best expressed in context and sometimes requires multiple sentences to convey an idea, so many of these don’t work well to be translated as abstract concepts.

i used some non-standard words (both non-pu and non-ku suli)

if i’ve made any mistakes, please kindly correct me! if you think a phrase could be better expressed a different way, feel free to share!

(above/up/high) oo = sewi / lon sewi

(affirmative) ee = lon

(again/another/more) koh-koh = kin

(and) koh = en

(ask) oh-too-mah = [toki pi wile] seme

(baby) bay-bee = kili mama / jan lili mama

(bad) boo-dah = ike

(be/to be) boh = lon / li (kind of, it’s complicated lol)

(beautiful/pretty) ee-kah = suwi lukin / pona lukin

(best) dee-mak = nanpa wan

(best fun/radical) dee-doo-ay = epiku

(big) dah = suli

(no!/big no) dah-boo = ala a

(big yes) dah-ee-tah = pona a / lon a

(birth/birthday) tee-toh = tenpo pi kama lon

(birthday) toh-toh = sike suno

(boring) koo-dah-way-loh = musi ala

(bottle) bah-bah = poki telo

(change) boo-tay = ante

(cloud) ay-loh-may-lah = ijo kon sewi

(come/coming) bye-bye-oo-bah = kama

(complete) toh = pini

(cute) doh-dee = suwi [lukin]

(dance) noh-lah = tawa musi

(delicious/tastes good) yumm-wah = pilin pi moku pona / moku li pona

(diamond) ay-koo = kiwen mani

(dizzy) ay-way = pilin nasa

(do) doo-dah = pali (i’m not sure of the context of this one, so it’s tricky)

(dog) bar-bar = soweli pona? / soweli jan pi nanpa wan? (i’ve always been bad at translating animal names)

(done) toh-dye = pini

(down) nah-bye = anpa

(dream) way-loo = sitelen lape

(dude) dee-doh = mije / jan o (not sure if this is referring to just “a guy” / or is meant to be like “bro”)

(face) kay-tay = sinpin

(feed/food) ah-tah = moku

(finally) oo-tah-toh-toh = tenpo li lon ni a (this one is tricky)

(friend/buddy) noo-lah = jan pona

(full) oo-loo = pilin pi moku mute

(fun) doo-ay = musi

(funny) doo-loo = musi

(game) doo-ay-loo-lah = musi

(game over) kah boo koo-dah = pini musi / musi li pini

(genius) dah-way = wawa lawa

(give) tah = pana

(go/bye/get out) bye-bye = o tawa pona / o tawa a (not sure if this is supposed to be aggressive or what 😅)

(good/okay) ee-day = pona

(good morning) dah-ay-loh-oo-tye = suno pona

(good night) dah-ay-loh-nah-bah = [o] lape pona

(happy) noo-loo = pilin pona

(have) ah-mah = jo

(health/healthy) koo-doh = sijelo pona / lawa pona (physical health / mental health)

(help) ah-noo = o pona! / o pona e mi! / pana e pona

(hey) hey = toki

(hide) woo-bye = weka lili

(high) oo-tah = sewi

(hmm?/huh?/when?/where?/yeah?/what?) doo? = seme

(home) lay-lah = tomo / tomo mi

(hug) may-lah = pilin pona suli kepeken luka (not sure on this one)

(humor/play/joke) loo = musi

(hungry/eat) ay-tay = pilin moku / moku

(interrogative) doo = seme / anu seme

(island) koo-wah = ma lili / ma lili lon telo suli

(joke) loo-loo = musi

(just kidding/not) kah-loo-loo = mi toki lon ala! / mi toki musi taso / lon ala!

(kiss) may-tah = pilin suwi kepeken uta

(life/nature/living things) tee = lon / ijo lon

(light) ay-loh/a-loh = suli ala (i believe this is supposed to refer to weight? if it’s referring to like a lightbulb, then “suno”)

(lightness) ay = suli ala

(like) toh-loo = ni li pona tawa mi / sina pona tawa mi / mi pona tawa sina anu seme? (this one really only works in a sentence)

(like/similar to/comparative) tay = sama

(listen) ay-ay-lee-koo = kute / o kute

(little/smallness) dee = lili

(live) boh-dah = lon

(log) tee-loh = palisa kasi

(look) ay-ay = lukin / o lukin

(love) may-may = olin

(love it) dah-may-may = ni li pona a tawa mi / ona li pona a tawa mi / ona li pona a tawa sina anu seme? (again only really works in a sentence)

(maybe) may-bee = ken la

(me/mine/myself/I) kah = mi

(money) moo-lah = mani

(monster) moh-moh = monsuta

(mountain) koh-dah = nena

(move) noh-bah = tawa

(music) ee-kah-lee-koo = kalama musi

(negative/no/stop) boo = ala / o pini

(no way/big no) dah-boo = ala a!

(noise) bah-boo = kalama

(now) nee-way = tenpo ni

(oh) oh = a

(oh my gosh/OMG) oh-kah-tee = wawa a! / a! / seme a?!

(ok) oh-kay = oke

(over) oo-bah = lon sewi

(party/party time) dah-no-lah = ma musi / tenpo musi

(path) bye-way = nasin

(pet) ah-may = luka suwi / mi luka suwi e sina

(play) loo-lay = musi

(please) doo-mah = sina pona e mi la mi pilin pona (idk if there’s really a good way to say “please” in tok, but here’s a sentence “if you help me, i’ll feel good”)

(pull) ah-loo = luka / pakala lili (depends on context)

(rain) wah-wee-tee = telo sewi

(receive) tah-tah = kama jo

(really?/seriously?) loo-loo-doo? = seme? / ni li lon anu seme?!

(rock - music) boo-koo = kalama musi kiwen (not meant to be literally— i’m describing rock music as kiwen/“hard”)

(rock - nature) koo = kiwen

(sad) boo-noo-loo = pilin ike / pilin laso

(scared) dah-boh-boh = pilin monsuta / monsuta

(sea) ee-wah = telo suli

(shake) koo-bah = tawa suli

(sing) wee-tee = kalama musi uta

(sleep) way-loh = lape

(so) doh = tan

(song) wah-tee = kalama musi

(sound) lee-koo = kalama

(stand) oo-boh = awen noka

(story) wee-loo = lipu musi

(sun) dah-ay-loh = suno

(sweet) nee-may = suwi

(tail) dee-tee-tah = linja monsi sijelo

(talk) noo-noo = toki

(tell) wee-tah = toki

(thank) dah-kah = toki lon te sina pona to

(thank you) dah-kah-oo-nye = sina pona / pona tawa sina

(that’s right) boh-ee-tay = ni li lon / lon

(thinking/mind) way = pilin / isipin / lawa

(tickle) nee-tye = pana e pilin musi

(time) toh-toh = tenpo

(touching/holding) ah = pilin / luka

(touch) tay-boo-koo = pilin / luka

(tree) tee-tah = kasi suli

(twinkle) tee-wee-lah = suno

(uh-huh) uh-huh = lon

(uh-oh) uh-oh = a ike

(uh-uh) uh-uh = ala

(uncle) oo-kah = jan sama mama / jan sama pi mama mi (not sure on this one)

(very) mee-mee = mute

(wassup?) doo-oo-tye? = sina pali seme? / seme li lon ni?

(water/rain) wah = telo

(where are you?) oo-nye-doo? = sina lon seme?

(whoa) whoa = a!

(wise/wisely) wah-lah = sona suli / kepeken sona suli

(wonder) way-nah = isipin / pilin

(worried) boh-bay = pilin monsuta lili

(yay) yay = pona a!

(yea!) wah! = lon a!

(yes) ee-tay = lon

(yippee) yippee = a! / musi a! / pona a!

(you) oo-nye / u-nye = sina

[hussalonia]

by Bâ„®n on Flickr.Coconuts germinating on unspoiled beach in Koh Mak island, Thailand.

[fitzz-siimmons]

by Bâ„®n on Flickr.Coconuts germinating on unspoiled beach in Koh Mak island, Thailand.

[boscodelrey]

by Bâ„®n on Flickr.Coconuts germinating on unspoiled beach in Koh Mak island, Thailand.

[giappw]

35mm in Koh mak 🌊🌴

[photowalkmyworld]

7 Dec 24

If you see a face, let me know

[amazing-thailand]

🐶  26 August: International Dog Day

Are you looking for a whirlwind trip with your four-legged friends? Here are the places where your pets are always welcome in eastern Thailand. They are parts of the TAT Eastern Region Office’s Happy Paws Happy Mom Happy Me campaign.

📍Chonburi

• Sea Sand Sun Resort & Villa ‣ www.seasandsunpty.com

• Rabbit Resort Pattaya ‣ rabbitresort.com

• The Zign Premium Villa ‣ www.thezignhotel.com/premium-villa-pattaya

📍Rayong

• Mercure Rayong Lomtalay Villas & Resort ‣ www.mercurerayonglomtalay.com

• Koh Munnork Private Island ‣ munnorkprivateisland.com

• Bari Lamai Resort ‣ www.facebook.com/barilamairesort

• Rayong Marriott Resort and Spa ‣ th.rayongmarriottresort.com

• Centara Q Resort ‣ www.centarahotelsresorts.com/centara/th/crr

• Creamii Café Beach ‣ www.facebook.com/CreamiiCafeBeach.Pattaya

📍Trat

• The Aiyapura Koh Chang ‣ www.aiyapurakohchang.com

• The Mak Trat ‣ www.facebook.com/TheMakTrat2021

• Flora i Talay Resort ‣ www.facebook.com/floraitalay

• Ban Phu Talay ‣ www.facebook.com/talaepu.klongyai

• Siam Bay Resort ‣ www.facebook.com/siambayresortkohchang

• De Veranio Resort ‣ deveraniotrat.com

• Banpu Resort ‣ www.facebook.com/banputrat

• Centara Chaan Talay Resort & Villas ‣ www.centarahotelsresorts.com/centara/th/cct

For more information and tips to make your trip with your buddies more enjoyable, visit https://petfriendly.tourismthailand.org.

#AmazingThailand #YourStoriesNeverEnd #สุขทันทีที่เที่ยวไทย #TravelThailand #PetFriendly

[444namesplus]

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[lasvegassun]

by Bâ„®n on Flickr.Coconuts germinating on unspoiled beach in Koh Mak island, Thailand.

[equinegear]

by Bâ„®n on Flickr.Coconuts germinating on unspoiled beach in Koh Mak island, Thailand.

[bocahperiang]

by Bâ„®n on Flickr.Coconuts germinating on unspoiled beach in Koh Mak island, Thailand.

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Imagine stunning Thailand's tropical islands, which offer visitors a wealth of natural beauty and a unique Thai cultural, holiday and cuisine experience. From the white-sand beaches of Koh Samui to the lush jungles of Koh Chang, Thailand's islands are a paradise for nature lovers and beachgoers alike. The islands of Thailand are home to different stunning landscapes, from the crystal-clear waters of the Andaman Sea to the lush rainforests of the Gulf of Thailand. Visitors can explore the vibrant coral reefs, take a dive in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, or relax on the pristine beaches. The islands of Thailand are also home to a wide variety of wildlife, including monkeys, elephants, and exotic birds. Visitors can take a boat tour to spot dolphins or explore the mangrove forests of the Similan Islands. There are plenty of opportunities for snorkelling, kayaking, and scuba diving. The islands of Thailand are also home to a rich cultural heritage. From the vibrant nightlife of Phuket to the traditional fishing villages of Koh Lanta, visitors can experience the unique culture of the region. Explore the local cuisine, with different seafood and traditional Thai dishes available. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach, turbulent nightlife or holiday or an adventure-filled exploration of Thailand's tropical islands, there is something for everyone. With its stunning natural beauty and vibrant culture, Thailand's islands will surely provide an unforgettable experience. Uncovering the Hidden Gems of Thailand's Tropical Islands Thailand is renowned for its stunning tropical islands, each with its unique beauty and charm. From the bustling beaches of Phuket to the secluded coves of Koh Samui, the country's islands offer something for everyone. But beyond the well-known destinations, many hidden gems are just waiting to be discovered. For those looking for a truly unique experience, the islands of Koh Yao Noi and Koh Yao Yai are a must-visit. In the middle of Phang Nga Bay, these two islands are a paradise of lush jungles, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can explore the islands by kayak, boat, or foot. The islands are home to wildlife, including monkeys, monitor lizards, and exotic birds. Koh Kradan is another hidden gem in Thailand. This small island is located off the coast of Trang and is known for its stunning white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. The island is surrounded by coral reefs, making it an excellent spot for snorkelling and diving. Visitors can also explore the island's lush jungle and nearby waterfalls. Koh Lipe is another island paradise. Located in the Andaman Sea, this small island has it all. Stunning beaches and vibrant coral reefs. Visitors can explore the island's many beaches, go snorkelling or diving, or take a boat trip to nearby islands. Finally, Thailand's best-kept secrets are the Koh Chang and Koh Mak islands. Located in the Gulf of Thailand, these two islands add stunning beaches, lush jungles, and crystal-clear waters to your dream holiday. Explore the islands by boat, kayak, or even on foot. Thailand's tropical islands are a paradise for travellers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience. From the bustling beaches of Phuket, the secluded coves of Koh Samui, and the hidden gems of Koh Yao Noi, Koh Kradan, Koh Lipe, Koh Chang, and Koh Mak, there is something for everyone. When you look for a truly unique experience, explore the hidden gems of Thailand's tropical islands. Enjoying the Delicious Cuisine of Thailand's Tropical Islands Thailand's tropical islands are renowned for their stunning beauty and vibrant culture, but they are also home to some of the most delicious cuisine in the world. From the fiery curries of the south to the fresh seafood of the east coast, the flavours of Thailand's islands are sure to tantalize the taste buds of any traveller. The cuisine of Thailand's tropical islands is heavily influenced by the country's rich history and culture.

Traditional dishes often feature a combination of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy flavours, creating a unique and complex flavour profile. Common ingredients include coconut milk, fish sauce, lemongrass, galangal, and kaffir lime leaves. One of the most loveable Thai food dishes in Thailand is the classic Pad Thai. This stir-fried noodle dish is made with rice noodles, eggs, and a variety of vegetables and is often served with a sweet and sour sauce. Other popular foods include Tom Yum Goong, a spicy and sour soup made with shrimp, and Khao Pad, a fried rice dish. Seafood is also a staple of the Thai diet, and the islands are home to some of the freshest seafood in the world. Popular dishes include Pla Nueng Manao, a steamed fish dish served with a spicy lime sauce, and Goong Ob Woon Sen, a stir-fried glass noodle dish with shrimp. Whatever type of cuisine you are looking for, Thailand's tropical islands offer something to offer. From the fiery curries of the south to the fresh seafood of the east coast, the flavours of Thailand's islands are sure to tantalize the taste buds of any traveller. So why take a trip to Thailand and experience the delicious cuisine of its tropical islands for yourself? Discovering the Unique Culture of Thailand's Tropical Islands Thailand is a country of immense beauty and culture, and its tropical islands are no exception. From the stunning beaches of Phuket to the lush jungles of Koh Samui, Thailand's tropical islands offer a unique and unforgettable experience. The culture of Thailand's tropical islands mixes traditional Thai and modern influences. Visitors expect a vibrant mix of cultures, religions, and languages. The Thais are friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere is relaxed and laid-back. The cuisine of Thailand's tropical islands is a unique blend of flavours and spices. From the famous Thai curries to the fresh seafood dishes, the food is sure to tantalize the taste buds. Visitors can also find a variety of international cuisines, from Italian to Indian. The beaches of Thailand's tropical islands are some of the most beautiful in the world. From the white sand beaches of Koh Samui to the crystal clear waters of Phuket, visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, from swimming and snorkelling to sunbathing and beach volleyball. The nightlife of Thailand's tropical islands is also something to behold. There is something for everyone, from beach bars and nightclubs to live music venues and karaoke bars. The culture of Thailand's tropical islands is truly unique and unforgettable. From the vibrant culture and cuisine to the stunning beaches and nightlife, visitors can experience an exceptional and memorable experience.  Thailand's tropical islands are sure to provide an unforgettable experience. What is your favourite Thailand tropical island destination? What's your favourite destination? Please leave it in the comment box below. https://thailandeventguide.com/thailands-tropical-islands/?feed_id=1685&_unique_id=63e8ce3ac64f6

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6 Dec 24

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