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u/pelonier 1d ago edited 5h ago
I have no idea how it got that translation. It says โปรด (please) ระวัง ( be careful). ลิง (monkey) แย่ง (grab).
(Please be careful. Monkey grab)
Maybe they tried to write themselves? I know Thai’s have a cooked English in general.
Edit: I fixed my mistake, im still a learner
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u/Surskit2907 19h ago
No, it’s not ไป (go) it’s โปรด (please). Please be aware - monkey snatching
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u/pelonier 6h ago
Oh yeah I see, the tail is in the other direction. My bad, I started learning not long ago. I’ll edit that comment to fix it.
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u/LoveAndViscera 1d ago
It’s not a translation. It’s totally phonetic. “Be careful. Snatching stuff.” An employee probably says this all the time to English speaking tourists from whom they likely also learned it.
That’s some good, honest pidgin right there. It’s why Jamaican Patois and Haitian Creole look insane when you read them, but once you say it out loud, they’re 90% comprehensible to an English or French speaker respectively.
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u/hardboard 1d ago
The Thai says something like: 'You must be careful of monkeys snatching things'
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u/MiaMiaPP 1d ago
I have no ideas what it’s trying to say lol
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u/Top_Development_1777 1d ago
I think it's supposed to say please be careful of monkeys snatching stuff (your belongings) but I don't read the original language
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u/redzinga 16h ago
what it actually says in Thai: Please Careful Monkey Yoink