He noi, thats why.
Mia noi Nung noi he noi.
He noi, thats why.
Mia noi Nung noi he noi.
Mai kow jai...Nung mean?Originally Posted by fishlocker
Probably "1"... it would be easier if you just used Google translate "na ka".
^ Quite the "bazookas," Tank Girl...Heh...
Sometime google translate are just wrong if you write wrong so better I asked frist na ka...I dont think its mean 1 na ka
Last edited by Nicethaiza; 12-11-2016 at 06:19 AM.
Trying to translate a transliterated word using Google Translate is not a good idea.
Google Translate translates "nung" as 'when', and says it's a Filipino word.
Interestingly, it translates "Angkrit" as 'Angkrit', and says it's an Indonesian word.
When selecting Thai to English, it says they mean 'nung' and 'Angkrit' respectively. So, no help at all.
NB: Yes, I knew/guessed what 'nung' was supposed to mean.
^ "nung" is indeed used in the Filipino (Tagalog) language, and translates to "when".
So I guess, it depends on which language you're using.
I just think This he wrote is thai karaokae that why I asked him what he really mean
I scared will be same what you think 555+Originally Posted by Neverna
1 noi how to match ?
Eh? What do you mean? If you are talking about fishlocker's post, it's probably best not to try to understand what he's trying to say. It's hard enough for us native English speakers sometimes.\ and I get the impression he doesn't even know himself sometimes. He's a fish in a world of fish.
^^ Thumped any tasty birds lately?
Two thumbs up for this thread! Interesting read.
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