just wondering if anyone can write the word nicole in thai for me. i have a mate that is looking at getting a sticker made up for his girlfriend. anyways hope someone can help.

Nicole is นิโคล

here it is bigger

How about Luke? ...it's my son's name, and I wouldn't mind getting it as a tattoo.

Cheers

will look it out as my sone is cauld luke as well

you will get it from theis sight

http://www.cnx-translation.com/your-name-in-thai.php

thanks so much!!!!

luke in thai

thanks craigtabor, can you do the nicole in different styles of font? no dramas if you cant. thanks

sorry i cant i have been looking for difrent font styles for my own name but if i do i will post it

Cheers
Craig T

thanks mate

Thanks heaps mate, appreciate it

How do you write:

No tuk-tuk
No massage
No suit
No thanks

If i could get myself a t shirt made with this i could save myself explaing "falang, but not tourist" 30 times a day !!!!!

My mate got one of these t-shirts in Phuket.
Well worth the 200baht it cost!!!! :)

i would tell u what paul in thailand does to these paracites but id get banned

There are a few fonts that come with Windows (XP) which have Thai characters in them. On this machine I've got Arial Unicode, Tahoma and Microsoft Sans Serif. Depending on how AX copes with unicode, they look like this:

Arial Unicode:
กขฃค

Tahoma:
กขฃค

Microsoft Sans Serif:
กขฃค

If these don't work (any chance AX could have a preview button?) I'll do them as an image. You can get to the characters from Windows character map (Start/run/charmap is probably the easiest way to get there. Make sure "advanced view" is ticked and then scroll through to the Windows: Thai character set.

or buy xp or vista and offic ewhen ur in thailand with thai support its the lick

mh.
Sorry, no preview button (yet!)

Perhaps this will help. I found one other font that looked different than the three that mh posted, called "Angsana".

Oops, that was using the word that mh posted. (No idea what it means)

Here it is with "Nicole"

My Thai is limited but I would consider checking a little more. Someone might be able to correct me...

I think the above is likely correct technically. However I don't know if Thai's would read it as Nicole.

"L" at the end of a Thai word is said like and "N". Nicole ends in an "L" in Thai not an "E" and that is what is written above.

Coban ends in an "L" as does monkon.

I think it might be read Nicone.

Like I said I also think it is technically correct.

It is a consideration if you want people to read it right or just want it right etc...

Just a thought and Rob or someone might be able to clarify more.

what your saying is right Mark, Thai's would read it as Nicone, but there is no other alternative than that as as you also put correctly there is no L sound at the end of words in Thai so there is no other way of writing it than has been previously shown.

thanks guys.

Is there any chance someone could show me what "Siam Dornadair" looks like in Thai? ('Dornadair' is gaelic for fighter, and is SMTC's camp name)