get rich quick english for bar girls

Get Rich Quick-English For Bar Girls

There exists a book in the world of bargirls that is part English study guide, part instruction manual and part introduction into the seedy underworld of extracting money from foreign pockets with feminine wiles in exchange for money.
Dog eared, well thumbed copies of this book are passed furtively from bargirl to bargirl, introducing them into the wicked ways of the working girl.

Table of Contents

- Greetings
- Private Time
- Our Body
- Excuses For Not Going With Men
- Feelings and Emotions
- Extra Money
- Meanings of the word F***


Random Selection of Phrases

The phrases in the book pull no punches. These are explicit and at times sexy.
The girl is after all trying to seduce the man and get him to part with his cash, and part with as much as possible.

Such phrases in a sexy Thai accent rolling of the silver tongue of a beautiful, or not so beautiful, bar girl will ensure that she is on the road to riches.
Some of them become very rich indeed.

Take a seat please.
How old are you?
How many times have you been to Thailand?
Do you have girlfriend?
Nice, gentle and kind.
Where are you staying?
I enjoy talking with you.
I'm lonely.
I have a broken heart.
I'm crazy about you.
I really love you.

You get the drift. Plenty of filler phrases not included but we will leap on a bit.

I want to be with you.
I will never cheat on you.
I've never met a man like you.
I like to have fun.
Please take out.
You have to pay the bar.
Do you want short time or overnight?
It then starts to get intimate.

Your body is so soft.
I never went with a foreigner before.
Are you feeling horny?
Would you like to take a shower?
The chances are it will not get any more intimate so it is best you do.

You've got a big one.
The writer of the book knows exactly what Mr. Average wants to hear.

What position do you like?
I will stop with the intimate stuff at this point and move onto the next stage.

I don't love you anymore.
You lied to me.
Can you send me some money?
My mother is sick.
My father is in hospital.
I need to pay for my brother's school books.