Heart Talk: How can you "Break a Heart" in Thai

by Christopher G. Moore

In mini Heart Talk: How can you "Break A Heart" in Thai, you will learn Thai mean words and expressions used for breaking someone's heart and describe mean actions. The "Break A Heart" edition will show you how and how much jai or heart can be mean in Thai.

Heart Talk is a unique study of the emotional range of the Thai language, mastering the use of the word jai or heart in many different contexts. It provides an insight into how Thai speakers express their feelings in ways understood by Thais in different situations.

37 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 15, 2006

About the author

Christopher G. Moore is a Canadian author who has lived in Thailand since 1988. Formerly a law professor at the University of British Columbia and a practicing lawyer, Moore has become a public figure in Southeast Asia, known for his novels and essays that have captured the spirit and social transformation of Southeast Asia over the past three decades.

Moore has written over 30 fiction and non-fiction books, including the Vincent Calvino novels which have won including the Shamus Award and German Critics Award and have been translated to over a dozen languages. Moore’s books and essays are a study of human nature, culture, power, justice, technological change and its implications on society and human rights.

Starting in 2017, the London-based Christopher G. Moore Foundation awards an annual literary prize to books advancing awareness on human rights. He’s also the founder of Changing Climate, Changing Lives Film Festival 2020.

Reviews

[Adam · Rating 4 out of 5]

Interesting to dip into