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It is reported there is a new English slang term being used by people in Malaysia, Hong Kong and Singapore. The phrase is "Don’t Thai to me". It means don’t lie to me or cheat me. There’s a bit of a controversy...

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1. I'll take your word on that, I've never seen it before and it made me laugh, as a long time resident.

2. The purpose was to put a smile on the face of anyone who lives here. I never offered an option, merely reproduced the text.

3. Do you live here Crazy?

:)

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