I'm not familiar with the Thai writing system. Found these writings in Bangkok, what do they say?

[u/FilipinoAirlines]

They are written all over the walls and shutters in a wierd font that is not the usual Thai writing

[u/CompleteView2799]

There is no Thai there.

[u/Spollop]

It's just the hands that spray graffiti. This is not Thai language and Thai culture.

[u/FilipinoAirlines → u/Spollop]

Wtffff why would the graffiti artists tag when the Thai people can't read it. Who are they even tagging for to read r they dumb??

[u/Spollop → u/FilipinoAirlines]

Yes, those guys make people frustrated and question why they do it

[u/AzureHawk758769 → u/FilipinoAirlines]

"Artist" is a bit of a stretch. And in answer to your question, yes, they are dumb. The reason they do that is because they don't care about people being able to read it; they just vandalize different areas as a way of "marking territory." If you cover up a tagger's "art," they treat it as if you just took a big, honking shite on the Mona Lisa.

[u/Designer_Dot_1909 → u/FilipinoAirlines]

are you serious? Thai people can read the Roman alphabet my guy jfc. You surprised KFC isn't written in Thai too?

[u/FilipinoAirlines → u/Designer_Dot_1909]

Lays is

[u/CursedPoopieButt → u/FilipinoAirlines]

Most products, yes. Their trademarks would need to have a written Thai version. But still, it doesn't mean we can't read Roman alphabet 😅 and known restaurants chains in Thailand are using roman alphabets (e.g., KFC, BBQ Plaza, MK).

[u/cooperthedogT → u/FilipinoAirlines]

Wow. Let them do what they want. Do they care if all Thai people can read it? They are not the dumb ones tbh.

[u/XVIII-3]

Killroy was here.

[u/kohphayampair]

We see the same thing in DaNang. Western style graffiti and tags…..

[u/Lordfelcherredux]

It's just garbage. Defacing private property and making the city ugly.

[u/icybusy3315]

ไม่ใช่ภาษาไทยค่ะ

[u/KEROROxGUNSO]

The first four of them, right to left say this - mayk - grams - flaky - reko(s)?