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![]() Here's a link for some Issan phrases. Seeing as how most the bg's are apparently from this region. You might get a few raised eyebrows though hopefully not slaps coming out with some of these.
http://www.geocities.com/siamsmile365/isaan/isaan.htm Question for butterfly blonde, what does E-sandan actually mean ? Cheers. |
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BigBadSi (02-25-2007)
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E' for female and Buk' for male are in a way, a way of bellitling someone, almost the opoposite of respectful versions for people older and (perhaps) higher status, like Pee + Ay So if a ladies names was Mee, you might say Pee Mee which would be respectful, E' Mee would not. A man called be called Pap, becomes Ay'Pap but not good to say buk instead of Ay. So a few insults revolve around using Buk & E' before the actual insult. E' parrrp (or spell pawp)= kind of similar to saying fucking idiot Buk' parrrp - male version of above Thai's sometimes use the 2 above in jest, you will sometimes hear these appear in live stage acts involving Katoeys, like at a Morlam concert. It might be ok to let your thai friends know that you are aware of them but not good to speak them in public. Other than those using Buk & E', some of my thai friends would laugh to hear me say 'mar see mair mung' Which means 'your mother fucks dogs' |
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I will ask wife and mia noi what it means and report back. monsterman |
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