Okay, correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought this was "This is pish, I'm leaving" (which is what Stuart David said when leaving a Belle & Sebastian chat some time ago) written in Thai. Listmum? You can say "chan pai dee kwa" and it will still not sound like anything Scottish. Scottish people sound more like..."Heeeeeeelan cooooooo" Also, hooray, my big fat paper is done!!! Go me! xoxo Julie
Well, much thanks to Charlie Farley and vodkabird, we now know that "Nee, nee mun pish, chan pai dee kwa" means something along the lines of "no, no man" (for the first part) then "this is shite, i think i'll leave"..i'll let Charlie handle the explaining part cos he does a good job:
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