Someone tried to talk to me, presumably asking for directions. I replied with
"Dichan mai dis pasat thai."
Well, I guess I could say that I did say "I don't speak Thai." Except "dis" is speak in French. One one hand, I could be glad I still remember my French vocabulary and conjugations to blurt it out without thinking, but, seriously.
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