Chinese in Thailand?

I've decided to study Mandarin instead of Thai. Well, not really but I am going to the Pre-K Mandarin class everyday and learning a lot. I'm even learning to write characters and what sound they make! I think my school makes me take Thai anyway, and Andy and I want to take it together, so hopefully I will learn Thai eventually. I can't believe how much I have larned from going a total of 5 days! You would be amazed. I can even play rock paper scissors in Chinese. Plus I get to hang out with 4 year olds and that's ALWAYS funny, because I don't have to teach them nor be with them all day. Side note: Did you know that 3 is the same in Thai, Mandarin, and Cantonese? Yup, it's true. "Hold your horses," you say, "Where did Cantonese come from?" Well, when I was in junior high my dad played a Cantonese tape over and over in the car on my way to softball tournaments. I can count to 99 in Cantonese. Now ask my dad if he remembers one thing from that tape.