(1) The average factory wage is 40-70 baht a day.

(2) For one million baht, you have to be shared.

(3) NARRATOR: The baht came under relentless market pressure.

(4) Other Asian currencies such as the Thai baht and the South Korean won are also undervalued.

(5) The baht hit a nine - year high in December. Sentencedict.com

(6) Flows into the Korean won, Thai baht and Singapore dollar became a proxy for China.

(7) Thailand's baht, for instance, has risen more than 11 % against the dollar this year.

(8) Can you change US $ 100 into Baht because my next stop is Bangkok.

(9) NARRATOR: Thailand's currency, known as the baht, was pegged to the dollar.

(10) When they last traded on Friday, Finance One shares were 161 baht.

(11) Property Perfect, another specialist in residences for the middle class, rose 11 baht to 152.

(12) For the week, the daily average was 11. 21 billion baht.

(13) Instead, currencies that used to gyrate sharply during stock selloffs such as the Thai baht, Malaysian ringgit and Indonesian rupiah have barely budged.

(14) Malaysia's ringgit appreciated the most in Asia last year, rising by 11.8%, followed closely by the Thai baht, which rose by 11%, and the Singapore dollar, which climbed by 9.3%.

(15) These triggered a stockmarket fall without achieving their objective of stopping the baht from rising.

(16) Selfish and to make friends with those who, like his soul hang in the balance hook, the value of the baht lutetium, described as insignificant.

(17) THAI.BK) said on Thursday it expected to return to net profit in 2009 after a huge net loss a year earlier and aimed for net earnings of 4 billion baht ($122 million) this year.

(18) Lankam, an 11-year-old male Asian elephant at the Maesa Camp in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, has painted a vase of flowers (see photo) which will sell for 2000 baht (RMB393).

(19) He thinks that further strength is in store for the Malaysian ringgit, the Singapore dollar, the Philippine peso, the Indonesian rupiah and the Thai baht .

(20) This year, it is down roughly 4% against the Indian rupee, the Indonesian rupiah and the Korean won, and 3% against the Thai baht.

(21) The South Korean won has risen by 42 % since 2002 and the Thai baht by 28 %.

(22) In the Asian crisis of 1997-98, that meant a collapse of the Thai baht, the Indonesian rupiah and others.