Moradok

[MONOCHROMEMAN]

I was talking to a TG who owns her house. I asked how she managed to afford it and she said moradok. This means nothing to me though and she didn't know the English. I've tried the online translators but they produce no result. Put the word into google and you get massage parlours, hotels and allsorts using the word moradok. But I'm non the wiser. Can you help?

[sporran2]

you sure its not pronounced mora cock lol

[Dr.Winston]

It means 'inherit' มรดก (moradok)

[MONOCHROMEMAN]

Thanks for the v quick reply dr winston.

 

Now to find out inherited from who!!

 

and why in her name not brother's or mother's

 

but it's not my business really

Edited November 26, 2009 by MONOCHROMEMAN

[Dr.Winston]

Thanks for the v quick reply dr winston.

 

Now to find out inherited from who!!

 

and why in her name not brother's or mother's

 

but it's not my business really

Oh you're in for a long ride if you insist on getting to the bottom of that lot

[MONOCHROMEMAN]

haha yes. I was thinking out loud when I typed that. I've asked inherited from who, already, with no response yet. I'll probably let this drop. We'll see.

[Jaco2]

"Inherited" - from her sponsor, no doubt......(call me a cynic!!) 555!!!

[herds]

I don't think i've actually been in a thai house that made any sense to me. What i mean is, you'll enter a house and most of the time they'll be a huge hallway and as a result the other room sizes suffer. Perhaps it's an asian thing.