Teeruk

[devildog683]

I've known my wife for 2 years now and still dont know what teeruk means......help

[Firefoxx]

tee ที่=that

ruk รัก=love

ที่รัก teeruk=that which I love, object of my love, ie "my love"

[devildog683]

tee ที่=that

ruk รัก=love

ที่รัก teeruk=that which I love, object of my love, ie "my love"

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thanks alot

[toastwars]

Never thought of asking her or buying a dictionary?

[devildog683]

Never thought of asking her or buying a dictionary?

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i have a dictionary, i just saw the word today on the forum and realized i never heard it (or forgot if i did)...want to surprise her with it.

I am currently trying to brush up on my thai, i know enough to get by, but not enough to have a conversation of more then a few minutes.....

[toastwars]

Never thought of asking her or buying a dictionary?

i have a dictionary, i just saw the word today on the forum and realized i never heard it (or forgot if i did)...want to surprise her with it.

I am currently trying to brush up on my thai, i know enough to get by, but not enough to have a conversation of more then a few minutes.....

not much conversation going on between you two then?

[devildog683]

Never thought of asking her or buying a dictionary?

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i have a dictionary, i just saw the word today on the forum and realized i never heard it (or forgot if i did)...want to surprise her with it.

I am currently trying to brush up on my thai, i know enough to get by, but not enough to have a conversation of more then a few minutes.....

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not much conversation going on between you two then?

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a good 1-2 hours a day, she speaks excellent english, so its usually a mixed language conversation

[thaiflyer1]

Tee rak..........sweetheart.........or maybe more accurately "dear".

Edited February 9, 2005 by thaiflyer1

[Jack Jones]

Tee rak..........sweetheart.........or maybe more accurately "dear".

...or darling?

[thaiflyer1]

Tee rak..........sweetheart.........or maybe more accurately "dear".

...or darling?

Near enough J.J

Edited February 9, 2005 by thaiflyer1

[HedKeeQuai]

daak ling?

[Jai Dee]

daak ling? 

I'd be very careful before I used that one...

[MistaDorn]

Tee Ruk mean My Love. I know very well

Edited February 11, 2005 by MistaDorn

[britmaveric]

Dak ling will get a few laffs I'm quite sure.

[thaiwanabe]

Will make any Thai Girls melt.

[johnnyk]

If dahk ling doesn't work, try dood ling.

[dr_Pat_Pong]

If dahk ling doesn't work, try dood ling.

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This one should never to used while she has a knife in her hand