Favourite Word In Thai

[lampard10]

What is your favourite word in the Thai language? Mines got to be ' Som num naa'

[RueFang]

sokaprok.....just rollls off the tongue!!

[Explorer]

arai na?

[Pink Mist]

martin's shout

[aanon]

What is your favourite word in the Thai language? Mines got to be ' Som num naa'

i've said it somewhere else, but i like พลบ (plop), meaning dusk. i simply like the toilet humour of the way it's pronounced.

all the best.

[Cobalt60]

Mai ao seems to come out of my mouth the most and needs some thought to stop saying meeeow

[qualtrough]

One of my favorites

เอกอัครรรชาทูค Ambassador, pronounced Ek-Aka-Racha-Toot

[Tattoo180sx]

'mee fan rue yung???' - comes in handy all the time hehehe

accpet it not just one word

[JCCR6]

มหาวิทยาลัย

[farangconnection]

martin's shout

Had to be one comedian.

[meadish_sweetball]

What is your favourite word in the Thai language? Mines got to be ' Som num naa'

i've said it somewhere else, but i like พลบ (plop), meaning dusk. i simply like the toilet humour of the way it's pronounced.

all the best.

Conjures up a picture of a rapidly falling sun landing in the ocean with a modest splash, doesn't it?

[OneeyedJohn]

I must utter Pai thio twenty times a day

[AlexLah]

Maahaawithaalaayai (university)

It just sound nice to me, apart from watching those decent uni student outfits

[gampaan]

I always liked gampaan, who knew? My wife had a dog named that, given to her family by a boxer. Of course it means fist...

dave

[cooL_guY_corY]

strawberry, no doubt about it.

[JetsetBkk]

I often say "ฉลาด " (chà-làat = clever) if my g/f does something, er, clever.

I don't say it that often.

[donx]

My favorite is one I learned from my 4 year old daughter. It is jakara (or something like that) and it means underarm. My daughter enjoys touching my wife's underarm. That's why she uses that word.

[eenloss]

Arai gor dai (whatever) said with an Australian accent, as in G'day mate, fancy a tinny !

[jayenram]

พิเศษ - Piss 'ead!

[Totster]

พิเศบั - Piss 'ead!

That word always reminds me of elsie......

totster

[Neeranam]

buukalikapaap - personality

[khaojao]

ทำไม อะ (taam mai ah?)

"ah" has no other meaning except that it is (sort of) the chinese equivalent of "na"

drives my teachers insane! said with a pout of course

[skalp]

mai pen rai.....

[sbk]

Thai south word I believe:

lahk tdahn (no idea of the spelling) --its a superlative meaning really or very. ie rohn lahk tdahn--really hot. In a semi-crass but not quite rude sort of way

**edit*** just found out from my husband, this is a word used on the islands; Samui, Phangan and Tao and not in use on the mainland.

[farangconnection]

พิเศบั - Piss 'ead!

That word always reminds me of elsie......

totster

Of course you're talking about the train she gets to Sulin

[elsie]

I'm just going to ignore all the piss taking here.

On slight error, Yorky. The last character is ษ. So, it's " พิเศษ "

And of course, Khun F*t G*t, he's talking about the special train.

[RueFang]

My favorite is one I learned from my 4 year old daughter. It is jakara (or something like that) and it means underarm. My daughter enjoys touching my wife's underarm. That's why she uses that word.

I think it's more like "jakareh".....also like jakachee for ticklish

[roietjimmy]

Not a single word but the common phase to describe underarm odor is an odd one!!

เหม็น mĕn ขี้ kêe เต่า dtào

[Johpa]

favorite phrase had got to be: "ca kin lao kan mai?"

[garro]

My favorite Thai word is ?????? (an-nid-ja) which means impermanence. It sounds nice and stops me getting upset when things break or plans change