Will This Thai Speaking Australian Leave Home For Thailand Permanently?

[@mapleleafdavid]

Great interview. Paddy is such a likeable guy. Always enjoy his interactions with everyone.

[@kt.t6031]

Hello from Thai in Australia 👍🏻

[@TheBuddyShowWorldwide]

Two of my favorite Thailand KZbinrs.

[@wytchend]

Hi Forest, great video. Thai bloggers like you, Paddy, Sean & Pete are portraying Thailand in such a better light. TBH the country needs all the help it can get. The old image don't fly well now. So I'm grateful for what you do. I Live at Samrong if you fancy a coffee or beer sometime. This is an area bloggers rarely show, as real life ain't always pretty? Anyway, keep up the content. You have improved enormously recently (think I know why) Cheers, Tony

[@Dave4Kvideos]

An Aussie legend! Good to see you guys catch up.

[@jodyweikal7596]

That was probably your best interview yet. You both are such inspiration…even though with your age and his equals mine. Oh well…..old dogs will learn. Thanks again.

[@jim.pearsall]

Great interview Forrest and Paddy! My brother used to represent several Aussie manufacturers… definitely a possibility for Paddy with his excellent Thai and wonderful personality.

[@Wulguru]

Good intelligent conversation. Well done.

[@keithranger7142]

Great Interview.. Ive been following Paddy Thai for about 2 years now and Paddy is fantastic. Forrest, I’ve began to watch Your videos as well and I really admire You outlook on Life and approaches to life as well. I had absolutely no idea that You and Paddy had connected and began networking together. I have been to Thailand and enjoy the culture, love learning the language. I’m planning on coming back soon sometime in 2023 and would like to connect with You or Paddy in one way or another. Stay squared away Forrest Lee !!!

[@SoCalMike2]

I like the discussion on content creation. Yes, It is really hard. I respect the work you all do, especially when it is quality content. People don’t realize how much work and planning went into that content. People need to understand!

[@thebaronofoz]

110% "People need to understand!"

[@ronaldparker6726]

Forest! Great interview. I think you two out on the town will be great fun. Thanks.

[@jeremytullett3032]

Awesome interview Forrest and Paddy just move to Thailand it will be awesome..I wish I could of done it my life is stuck in Australia..Thailand is an Awesome Place..

[@ReallyGhey]

Super good interview! Always watch paddy's channel. Moving back to Thailand myself next year. Subscribed

[@ken-b7o]

Great interview! Thanks

[@goonerdoy]

Top video Forrest, great to see a fellow Aussie on and a unique one at that 😉

[@williamhartz8707]

Forest, you’re looking more fit.👍🏽

[@pfguo87]

Hey Forrest, just an idea, but can you do videos about the markets and the malls. Like where are the good local markets, or which mall is best for buying certain things? All while actually going to those locations and showing the area kind of like how you do your condo videos.

[@marcoolinho]

Great interview. Love Paddy's channel and I learned a lot from your talk. May I please ask a sudden question, Forrest? I noticed you are wearing jeans. With all the humidity and heat in Bkk (I have never been but plan on going soon) can I really wear it there in let's say November all to way to mid December for example when going out in the evening? Thanks.

[@cwinasia]

Fantastic.

[@ewstuber]

Excellent interview!

[@lkm5462]

Your best vid yet

[@tyhan2159]

Nice interview, support you two!

[@thinktwice4227]

I'm Thai, had been in Sydney for 4 yrs. The environment was really great, impressive, except the rent was sooo expensive.

[@toddsellars4694]

If I was him I would already be living in Thailand. I'm in Thailand now on vacation - loving life 👍 English is becoming more prevalent among the younger generations - but speak basic Thai is very helpful. Reading and writing Thai is another level.

[@RedEye3]

The Thai consonant and vowel system is a PITA to learn. However, if one speaks Cantonese, mandarin you catch on really fast. The similarity in language, phonetics and influence from China is very strong. I was going thru the thai numbering system and it's like hey... this sounds similar to cantonese. lol.

[@BornBeAwesome]

Another great video!

[@seigitanaka1616]

非常喜欢Forrest的节目，一个住在日本的中国人。

[@howardredford9488]

Great video.

[@petchpoonpoon3596]

It’s so funny to watch him speaking English now 😅 great video as always Forrest! There’s a Korean KZbinr KyuteOppa (with over 8 million subs) he speaks fluent Thai and English but most of his contents are in Thai. Would be nice to know how he started his path as a Korean and doing so successfully in the content creation over here in Thailand anyways always love your video and supporting you over here! ❤

[@alejandrobravo3194]

Laughed too hard about the comment of the expats with 5 ex wives 🤣🤣

[@peterjabattack1]

a curious question: how do you guys deal with the mosquito issues over there regarding the dengue virus?? That's one of the biggest fears for some people looking to visit Thailand. I met a brother/sister pair from Thailand while I was in Tokyo and they told me they never go outside bc of it.

[@Ben-yp9nh]

They never go outside because of it? Lmao what a sad life. It’s pretty obvious really, avoid getting bitten by mosquitos. Cover up and if you can’t because of the heat then always wear mosquito repellent spray.

[@goonerdoy]

Yeah I got done in March when I visited and had never gotten it whilst living there 2014-2020. Damn!

[@kt.t6031]

Mosquito repellent : spray, sticker, wristband variety of choice.

[@petchpoonpoon3596]

Hi there I’m a Thai living here. We go outside in sleeve clothes all the time because it’s just always so hot here and I’ve never caught dengue fever. There are only certain types of mosquitoes that carry the viruses. The Aedes Aegypti mosquito, or dengue mosquito, is dark coloured and has typical white markings on the legs and lyre like markings on the thorax. It is significantly smaller in size, being only 4 to 7 millimetres long. Basically they look like a zebra in a mosquito form. I can say that it is safe to be here….also there are repellent sprays selling everywhere :)

[@free-energy-systems]

What some people will miss is that both of you guys can love being a Thai and an Australian and yet can be friends. My Father was from Norway and my mother from America. Ethnically pure people hate those relationships but ethnically different people being friends helps those of us who aren't "pure".

[@breakingperth]

I’m a 59yo Australian now retired in Thailand, I have no hope of learning fluent Thai at my age. The brain isn’t as sharp as it once was, low on memory 🤪

[@czthjvv]

German is my 2nd language and Thai is my 3rd. Thai is way easier to learn than German, even as an English speaker

[@ismailqursoy]

❤

[@glenloader639]

Forrest you say you want to learn to speak Thai, though the truth is that you now have lived in Thailand for more than a few years!!! Though you can't even string a sentence together correctly.

[@Ned88Man]

then you'll comment about how his Thai isn't up to snuff.

[@samuelcollie2050]

I spent 2.5 years in Thailand in the Army. When I got to Thailand, my CO said that I had tested high on language apptitude and I could have gone back to the language school in Montery. I opted to stay in Thailand. By the time I left in 1970, I could speak and understand Thai very well. Now! Not so much!

[@Realist14u]

You go to a rich country to make money. You go to a poor country to spend money Bang for your dollar

[@KeeRaTi_X]

อ้าว เห็นคลิปตอนไปเวียดนามบอกว่า เวียดนามดีกว่าไทย ไม่ทราบว่ามาทำอะไรประเทศไทยครับ 😑

[@sokaiya1]

Forest, you've lived in Thailand how long and you don't speak Thai? Surely you can make time for a few hours per week of study right?