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Any One Understand This?

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Kob Kun Mak Mak Na Ka

any one understand this ?this is thai language n any one can help me translate to english?

ty

Kob Kun Mak Mak Na Ka

any one understand this ?this is thai language n any one can help me translate to english?

ty

IT is a polite way for a female to say thank you very much. This should be in The Thai language section.

"Thank you very much" spoken by a Thai female.

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tyty

Kob Kun Mak Mak Na Ka

any one understand this ?this is thai language n any one can help me translate to english?

ty

IT is a polite way for a female to say thank you very much. This should be in The Thai language section.

I`m not sure about this one.

This girl seems to be stuttering a bit.

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y say this girl stuttering?

y say this girl stuttering?

Don't worry. I think that it was attempted humour reply to sassienie's post. :o

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so it mean thank you right

so it mean thank you right

But it's slightly more than just "thank you". It says, thank you very much. Showing more gratitude really.

Korp khun, ka/krup would be simply "thank you"

Still the wrong forum though.

Kob Kun Mak Mak Na Ka

any one understand this ?this is thai language n any one can help me translate to english?

ty

more than just thank you- morelik thank you very very much, ok. never heard anyone ever say it.

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and what mean by na ka or ka?

"na ka" is a polite particle indicating that the speaker is female.

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