Thai-Isaan and Isaan Lao people’s fascinating history and culture

[@tonyc8024]

Your accent ruined this video

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

Oh, I am sorry Tony that my accent did not meet your high standards. I will be sure to consult my local dialect coach next time I am making free content for you. Furthermore, I will be sure to send my sincerest apologies to your ears. Have a nice day. 🙏🙏🙏

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

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[@BastenVal]

Well done on your research here, keep it up. 👏

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

Thank you! Will do!🙏🙏🙏

[@tipfallon7309]

Helpful overview. Thanks.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

Very happy to know it was helpful! 🙏🙏🙏

[@鍾瀚閣]

Extremely beautiful awesome video clip. I am extremely interested in Isan Northeastern Region of kingdom of Thailand.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

Isaan is a remarkable region with much to explore, and I trust you will find it enriching as you learn more. 🙏🙏🙏

[@鍾瀚閣]

@@IsaanFlicksThailand I would love to view more and more contents and video clips made by you. Happy New Year 2025.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

I shall always endeavour to create content to the best of my ability, and I wish you a Happy New Year. 🙏🙏🙏

[@rushdanrazak5214]

Sawatdee kap and good afternoon, sir. Thank you very much for your informative upload. Kopkun kap.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

So nice of you🙏🙏🙏

[@rushdanrazak5214]

Respect the elders but love the young ones, sir.

[@mitchellsouphasith3763]

I was born in isan but I’m Lao.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

Good to know, so your parents were both Lao? However, it does not matter what your nationality is as long as you are healthy and happy. 🙏🙏🙏

[@PATThaiA]

Liked.Thank you

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

Thank you too, Pat Thai A 🙏🙏🙏

[@Nick-pz8jk]

Thank you!

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

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Thank You 🌹

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

You’re welcome 😊

[@patrickbunbury9008]

Hello Bob marey

[@imperialkhmer6146]

I find it quite hilarious how there are more Tai-Kradai population in Thailand but they have contributed very little to the Thai society as a whole. I mean you can argue they influenced Thai culture with cuisines and language but this is just soft power. The country of Thailans still belongs and control by the Central Royal Siamese people whom are Mon-Khmer descendants. They still speak the old Ayutthaya (Monic-Khmeric) language 😂. The Khmer and Chinese are the two most dynamic people that shaped what is today's Thailand from the past to present. From the great centralize Imperial Angkor empire to the Chinese community business empire of Bangkok.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

It seems like you're making some sweeping generalizations about the contributions of different ethnic groups to Thai society. While it's true that the Tai-Kradai population might not have had as prominent a role in certain aspects of Thai society as the Mon-Khmer descendants or the Chinese, it's inaccurate to suggest they've contributed "very little." Thai cuisine and language, which you mentioned, are significant cultural elements that have had a profound impact not just within Thailand but globally as well. Additionally, attributing the entirety of Thai history and culture to the Mon-Khmer and Chinese populations overlooks the rich diversity of influences that have shaped Thailand over the centuries, including those from other ethnic groups and regions. Thailand's history is a complex tapestry woven from the contributions of many different peoples and cultures. 🙏🙏🙏

[@imperialkhmer6146]

@@IsaanFlicksThailand Thailand will remain poor because of the overwhelming population of the Tai people have a cultural habit of loving to drink, party, and having fun everyday. It's true.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

imperialkhmer6146, it is important to approach discussions about cultures and societies with a balanced perspective and avoid generalizations. While it's true that enjoying social activities is a part of Thai culture, this is not unique to the Tai people or Thailand. Many cultures around the world value socializing, celebrating, and having fun. Moreover, attributing a country's economic status solely to cultural habits oversimplifies the complex factors that influence a nation's economy. Thailand has a diverse economy with significant contributions from sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. The country's economic challenges and successes are influenced by a multitude of factors, including government policies, global economic conditions, and historical context. It's essential to recognize the strengths and contributions of the Thai people in various fields and appreciate the cultural richness they bring to the world. 🙏🙏🙏

[@patrickbunbury9008]

In at1=42. She a mong. They also have. A mong dog most unusual up in them that mountain. Cheer back to watch you Bob.

[@patrickbunbury9008]

No elephants , pussycats or wildlife. Goodbye Bob. In expectation of your next well formed or informed 1!

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner8809]

Blamed the frenchie with their coloniel empire expansion that divided northeastetn part of Thailand right alone Magkon rivers b/w Laos and Isaan. It was stolen land.

[@IsaanFlicksThailand]

I agree with most of your comments; however, all land is stolen land; some lands have been robbed several times. History is complex and even more so as human beings are always involved. Whenever people or tribes are involved, there will always be differences of opinion. We all should try and learn from history, unfortunately, the human race never does and never will as it is being made even more difficult currently with all the false information circling on social media coupled with today’s education systems which appear to only indoctrinate personal opinions more than they educate. 🙏🙏🙏

[@winnerwinnerchickendinner8809]

@@IsaanFlicksThailand Agreed! Have a good one mate