In Thailand, Kay is a boys name.
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kaynight wrote:
No. Just for Chess.com.
My guess is Kaynight was drunk when he signed up. He meant to type 'knight', but instead of typing just the letter 'k', he spelled it.
nobodyreally wrote:
BREAKING_GOOD wrote:
yeaaaa,,i can see the benefits in some of u...playing chess has made some of u crazy..
Talking to ourselves again, are we?
always
kleelof wrote:
kaynight wrote:
No. Just for Chess.com.
My guess is Kaynight was drunk when he signed up. He meant to type 'knight', but instead of typing just the letter 'k', he spelled it.
lol
nobodyreally wrote:
Ronald_Aprianto wrote:
kaynight wrote:
Chess is a sport.
Chess is insulting and harassing one each other.
Shouldn't you be posting diagrams? Spammer.
I wanna add 1 more game againts you as my collection then I will posting it for special spam, gkgk..
but nobodyreally won't play me, yes it will take a high risk ! DEFEATED and CRUSHED like melon, gkgk..
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kleelof wrote:
kaynight wrote:
No. Just for Chess.com.
My guess is Kaynight was drunk when he signed up. He meant to type 'knight', but instead of typing just the letter 'k', he spelled it.
I kaynew it.
nobodyreally wrote:
kleelof wrote:
kaynight wrote:
No. Just for Chess.com.
My guess is Kaynight was drunk when he signed up. He meant to type 'knight', but instead of typing just the letter 'k', he spelled it.
I kaynew it.
lol,,edited,,hahaha
kleelof wrote:
In Thailand, Kay is a boys name.
No! Never! That can't be right. It's a girls name, it means pure.
kayak21 wrote:
kleelof wrote:
In Thailand, Kay is a boys name.
No! Never! That can't be right. It's a girls name, it means pure.
Sorry. In Thai it means "Learn to live with disappointment, baby."
kaynight wrote:
Well, you know what goes on in Thailand.
dude no offence but,in america Kay is a gay's name..
kaynight wrote:
Well, you know what goes on in Thailand.
No, but I've been to Disneyland.
kleelof wrote:
kayak21 wrote:
kleelof wrote:
In Thailand, Kay is a boys name.
No! Never! That can't be right. It's a girls name, it means pure.
Sorry. In Thai it means "Learn to live with disappointment, baby."
Noooooooooooo! 
BREAKING_GOOD wrote:
kaynight wrote:
Well, you know what goes on in Thailand.
dude no offence but,in america Kay is a gay's name..
Nooooooooo!
Noooooooooo!
:)
In all seriousness though, Thai nicknames usually have little if any connection to the gender of the child.
Most Thais under 50 years old have what is called Chu Len. Loosley translated, this means 'Play Name', or nickname. They also have a Chu Jing, "True Name".
Nicknames are often chosen based on some seemingly odd reasons.
Sometimes it is because monks determined the child should have a specific first letter of their nickname. Other times it is because the parents have the same first letter of their nicknames, so they want the children to all have the same first letter.
For example, my brother-in-laws wife's nickname begins with 'M'. They have had 2 daughters, and both of their nicknames begin with 'M'.
There are other reasons for nicknames that can border on bizarre. I had a student once whose nick name was 'James Bond'. I currenlty have a student named 'Nokia'. I expect any day now to have a student named 'iPhone'.
I once had a class with 3 students named 'Bacon', 'Ham', and 'Donut'. Really, it's true.
I had another student named 'Jap'. One day a less than tactful teacher told him his name was a derrogatory name toward Japanese. The kid was so broken up, he went home and asked his parents to change his nickname.
Changing nicknames happens alot too.
I've seen people change their nicknames because they found one they liked better. Sometimes a parent will change their childs nickname after the other parent dies so their spirit cannot find the kid.
When my daugher was born, my wife chose her Chu Jing, and I chose the nickname. I chose Winnie after my grandmother. It worked out great because Thai people love Winnie The Pooh.
Stop talking about me.
Is kay your name? That's a girls name. I should know.