Please be careful !

[Pescator]

"Now this is Southern Thai cursing, Phuket to be exact."

 

 

 

There is nothing Southern Thai about any of these expressions. They could be heard just about anywhere in Thailand.

 

 

 

Hua Nguu

 

 

 

 

[Brink15]

Your absolutely right Snake Head.

 

 

 

I was trying to point out that that these are Thai curses, not Lao Isaan.

 

 

 

I should have said that these words maybe different from what the average BG from Buriram might utter.

 

 

 

Then again maybe she would say these as well.

[Pescator]

"I was trying to point out that that these are Thai curses, not Lao Isaan.

 

 

 

I should have said that these words maybe different from what the average BG from Buriram might utter."

 

 

 

Hi Brink15.

 

 

 

All right. Sorry I didn`t get that

 

 

 

A girl from Buriram would probably replace the Ai in say Ai Haa to Bok Haa. My wife sure has called me that often enough.

 

 

 

Hua Nguu

 

 

 

Proud father of two little Luuk Khreung

[AF16]

Anonymous said:

hee and hoy have a similar meaning, though hoy seems to be used in a slightly nicer form. You could say gin hoy (eat pussy), but hee is rather used to be really insulting. Try: na hee (cunt face) to piss off a Thai to the limit

 

Hoy means shell (sea shell) and a shell might look a 'pussy', in fact much more than a vagina look like a pussycat, hence the connotation I belive.

 

Eating hoy isn't that bad, especially with some wine

[jasmine]

[color:"red"] she said f-ing is really so cute [/color]

 

Cute?

 

Jasmine