Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Thai term or phrase:
ÃÒà¡Ãª
English translation:
ÃÒà¡« ÊÑ¡àʹÒ
Added to glossary by
wiwatchang (X)
Jun 24, 2004 03:51
22 yrs ago
Thai term
ราเกรช
This is a man's first name. I don't think I ever heard anything like it in Thai. It may be transliterated from some other language. How would you write it in English?
Proposed translations
(English)
| 5 +2 | Rakesh |
wiwatchang (X)
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| 4 | Ragrez |
Phakawat Padungsil
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Proposed translations
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2 hrs
Thai term (edited):
���ê
Selected
Rakesh
Rakesh Saksena - ÃÒà¡« ÊÑ¡àʹÒ
http://police.go.th/show.php?data_id=87
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Note added at 2 hrs 56 mins (2004-06-24 06:48:02 GMT)
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He is ethnic Indian, but I know not of his citizenship.
http://police.go.th/show.php?data_id=87
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Note added at 2 hrs 56 mins (2004-06-24 06:48:02 GMT)
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He is ethnic Indian, but I know not of his citizenship.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Thank you. Good links, too."
1 hr
Phakawat Padungsil
Thailand
Thailand
Native in Thai
Thailand
Specialist in IT,Tech, Engineer, Science
Native in: Thai 
Works in: English to Thai, Thai to English, Chinese to Thai, and 1 more.
Thai term (edited):
���ê
Ragrez
Declined
I think he is not Thai People.
But I believe that Thai people knows these name very well. Because there is the one whom ruin our Economics a long time ago. Those consequence make many Thai labors be unemployed.
Ragrez Suksaena
But I believe that Thai people knows these name very well. Because there is the one whom ruin our Economics a long time ago. Those consequence make many Thai labors be unemployed.
Ragrez Suksaena
Comment: "Thank you, but I think Khun Wiwat's spelling will be more recognizable for my client."
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