Why you should visit Hat Yai in southern Thailand 2023

[@laurentmathieu5027]

Merci pour votre belle vidéo :)

[@foodtripwithvictor]

Merci. Je vous en prie 😊

[@stever456]

Nice one, I'm envious in fact if I get to Thailand I would go here on purpose as its away from Westerners 🤣🤣 And 62? Get out 😆 So many people with Asian heritage never looks their ages its true! Your so well spoken and polite (from an English point of view). Thanks for the video, its ones likes yours and many others which drive me to visit SEA away from cold damp Britain. Nepal is first and booked for Feb next year 👍

[@foodtripwithvictor]

Hey @Steve R…haha..thanks. I know we’ve got the Asian genes. But believe me, when we hit 80, it’s all downhill pretty quick 🫢🤣 Excellent! I’m excited for you that you’ve booked your trip to Nepal. I can’t wait to hear your experience because I haven’t been to Nepal. February is only 2 months away. It will come pretty quickly. You must be excited 🥳😎 Cheers, Victor

[@tedklampett1737]

are you never coming back to australia ?

[@foodtripwithvictor]

I won’t say never. I told my friends I’m still coming back and I know I will. But probably in Brisbane next 😊

[@tedklampett1737]

@@foodtripwithvictor :)

[@hassovonfritzeflink9148]

Same same but different? Please don’t switch to Thai language, because I do not understand Thai. 5555

[@foodtripwithvictor]

It’s common for Thai people to say “meng kan” which means “same same but different” referring to most things look or are the same but slightly different. I know it doesn’t make much sense. But, if you’ve been to Thailand you would probably know what I mean. It’s a good point that there are parts in my video I should have add some captions for non-English. I had to speak in few different languages on this trip with the vendors. In English, Thai, Malay and a bit of Hokkien with the Thai Chinese because some vendors don’t feel comfortable speaking in English. They don’t get that many western tourists here. I only saw less than 10 western tourists on my entire 4 days there. Most of the tourists in Hat Yai and Songkhla are from Malaysia and Singapore. It’s not a popular destination for western tourists compare to other cities in Thailand. I will make sure to add some captions in Episode 2 video on this trip. Thanks, Victor

[@hassovonfritzeflink9148]

@@foodtripwithvictor Oh sorry, this was meant to be funny, since it’s one of the typical thenglish phrases. No offence. I really like your channel and are always looking forward to the latest content. I am very curious what the Penang future will bring. Kindest regards from Germany 🎉

[@foodtripwithvictor]

@@hassovonfritzeflink9148 ..oops…no worries. I wasn’t offended. I didn’t understand it was a dry sense of humor and I’ve lived with a westerner for 30 years! 🫢🤣..all good. Cheers, Victor

[@hassovonfritzeflink9148]

@@foodtripwithvictor 😊

[@denusantara4951]

U know 5555 is mean wow