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Re: JackMe explores Bangkok!
the polite way to say is
Phom aw Phat sampan khap khun. I want Fuck with you. or Aw kan Happy Cheoing......
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Still love the food at Nathong despite goin to other cheaper restaurants around Bkk and other further off places like rayong, ayuthaya and chuckchunsao, suphan buri etc... Pom kiteung ah-han tee muang thai mak jang!!! |
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"jiao thock" is a slang for "borisoot", it's not a direct translation, "jiao thock" has a direct translation and it's funny like hell in its inherent meaning.
thai language has double meanings in its words and many times the real meaning is actually a final interpretation of the number of relevant topics that link to the innocent word itself. bahasa indonesia is also very interesting but I may not be willing to spend 3 years on the ground level to learn it...hehehehehe....prefer to develop other non-verbal communication skill-sets....LOL |
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