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I've heard Poo Bao a couple of places what does it mean? For example, I hear it in this song:

Plern pleng pinh : เพลินเพลงพิณ

One of my sentimental favorites ... yet, I'd love to know what the ###### the song's about!!! I think it's in Lao cause I can't understand squat when I listen to it.

PS - 'Hoo Bao' (gullible) I know well ... guilty as charged. :o

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Plern pleng pinh : เพลินเพลงพิณ
เพลินเพลงพิณ "pleun pleng pin"=musical entertainment performed on Indian lute :o
PS - 'Hoo Bao' (gullible) I know well ... guilty as charged :D

หูเบา "hoo baow"=credulous

Could you write down the other word in Thai? :D

Cheers,

Snowleopard

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Hmmm...

Hoo Bao (lit.  Light Ear = Gullible)

Poo Bao?  I have never seen it in writing.  The song I refered to is on the CD - Track #11.  I'm not sure that helps much.  Good CD though.  Thanks for the help.

http://www.ethaicd.com/show.php?pid=8805

PS --->  http://www.thaidisco.net:8010/listen.pls

Good link to online Morlum music.  Just like up country :o

ผู้บ่าว is Issan forผู้ชาย , a good way to learn some Issan is from VCDs of morlam or ลูกทุ่ง but with morlam the words pass so fast it's a job to keep up. Full marks to singers like Jintala Punlarp, Siripon Amphaipon, Chalermpon Malakham, etc, god knows how they remember all the words.

bannork

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