So true!
Hello!
I have dicaded to start write on english because on this trip I have meet so many new people who don't can speak swedish but that they want to read my blogg. So I do it more open for everyone.
You probably gonna think that my english are bad and that I do it in a wrong way. But I don't care just so you know because I think that you can read this.
People home sayed to me that if you don't speak "perfect" english you don't can speak it. But english is not my first language so why must I do it "perfect? And what is "perfect" english?
I have realized that if I understand it and can talk it it's good for me.
I also have discovered that in some situations I lost typical swedish words because I only speak english with the people here. It's fun to see that little thing can do that you lost it just like that.
I'm are in Bangkok now. I arrived in Tuesday and have lived on a hostel for the past days. A really good hostel and shep to. New Road Guesthouse is the name on the hostel if there are someone who want a grate place to live in if you are here.
To live at hostels is so fun because every day is new day and you talk with so many new people. 8 people I think we was in my room so it always happens something and it is many different nationalities to.
But hostel is more wherever you go and not just only here in Bangkok.
What about the city Bangkok then, well is a big one or more like a fucking big one. I think it live around 12-13 million people here. I both hate it and like it but I think I hate it a little bit more. They have something for everyone here.
But is very the same as the other big city's in Asia. A lot of people, dirty everywhere, smells like skit and more.
On the day it doesn't happened anything here but on the night is something else. It is like a new city on the night. A lot of open bars, ladyboys, music, fried scorpions and more. Khao San Road is a famous road for backpackers and there do they have everything and a lot of special things to, but I understand why backpackers go there because it's easy to drink and listen to music and it is also very shep.
Yesterday I visit the grate palace they have in the middle of the city. It was cool to see temples and how the had build everything there. They like their king a lot.
Today I leave Bangkok and go up the north part of the country to a town called "Chang Mai". I'm very hopeful and think that up there I probably gonna see the real Thailand in the small villages around there. I gonna stay up there for 4 days and then I go back to Bangkok just for to changed train down to the south part.
