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Think Too Much Get Headache

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Hi all, I'd be grateful if someone could type the Thai expression 'think too much get headache' in Thai for me please.

Thanks

คิดมากเกินไปแล้วปวดหัว

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Thank you very much for the prompt reply.

Sounds like my wife.

I'm not trying to be funny here, but I have heard Thais express concern simply by asking คิดมากไหม.

I guess this would be our equivalent of asking 'Do you have a lot on your mind', the assumption being that this automatically leads to headaches.

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From my understanding, 'khit mak' tends to be translated into 'worry'. It's not idiomatic in any sense.

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