Mia Noi

[tk47]

A bit off beat but...

We hear a lot about second wives etc for Thai men.

Is there an equivalent phrase / name for a man who is a 2nd husband / bit on the side? Or does this not happen?

[buriramboy]

pua noi

[GuestHouse]

'Chu'

Or, if you are the hapless husband, you might hear references to 'Phi Chai'

[sriracha john]

sam-mi noi , an honorable position

[libya 115]

pua noi is only used in a joking sense, like on the hilarious lunchtime show 'Kohn Ba Kra Kree' {SP}, however as I know it a wife might have a jhig. Particularly an older richer, independent married woman.

[bkkmadness]

sam-mi noi , an honorable position

What does that make doggy style?

[Buckwheat]

sam-mi noi , an honorable position

What does that make doggy style?

An enviable position?

[bkkmadness]

sam-mi noi , an honorable position

What does that make doggy style?

An enviable position?

Well I guess that depends on if your giving or taking.

Ho hum, another thread that is sinking into the depths of toilet humour.

Christ, I just noticed I said 'ho hum' I think I'm turning into Ijustwannateach.

"Steven"

[kayo]

[sriracha john]

sam-mi noi , an honorable position

What does that make doggy style?

a sanook position for the sam-mi noi.

[undercover]

How many pua noi's has my wife got ?

[Stephen Cleary]

'Pua Noi' isn't just used in a joking sense. Just having one may sound like a bit of a joke to the average Thai and so that is how the 'pua noi' has turned into ...... the source of many jokes.

I guess the polite form of pua noi is a 'samee noi' but then again any man taking that responsibilty isn't gonna be too respected in Thai society, so that polite form isn't used.

Now, 'fairn noi', that is also possible and a politer version of 'mia noi' - so i guess again that it can be used to refer to a 'pua noi'.

Now 'Chu' as GH mentioned - there are plenty of them in the alleys of Soi Cowboy, South Pattaya and Seedy Samui. Just hanging around every month waiting for the farang lover to send his monthly pay check!

From there you get 'Maeng Da' (Gigolo) An easy creature to be found - can be spotted sat on a motorbike outside of any go-go bar area.

[girlx]

hmm i thought 'maeng da' was 'pimp'- didn't know they were for sale too.

[Unknown]

'Pua Noi' isn't just used in a joking sense. Just having one may sound like a bit of a joke to the average Thai and so that is how the 'pua noi' has turned into ...... the source of many jokes.

Right, it is a source of jokes for Thai men but not really for Thai girls...

[chownah]

A meng dah is a pimp and the meaning is taken from the bug (called meng dah) that lives in farm fields. The male perches on the females back and grabs food from her while she eats.....so the analogy is obvious.

Meng dah are edible. The females are eaten fried and the males have a much stronger taste and are crushed up with chllis and spices to make nam prik meng dah which is very good.

Chownah

Edited December 11, 2006 by chownah

[sonnyJ]

Stevesuphan,

are you really telling us that people use term Faen noi?

I'd like to know in what kind of situation?

[too true]

What if I'm married and have a bit on the side, but he's also married? Is he my pua noi or am I his mia noi?

[Thaddeus]

What if I'm married and have a bit on the side, but he's also married? Is he my pua noi or am I his mia noi?

You are probably just A Noi Ying

(think about it...... then think again )

//edit/smilie

Edited December 12, 2006 by Thaddeus