Hi everyone. In this online learning Thai blog, we will learn Thai slang.
The Thai slang for today is เหวี่ยง /wìang/.
The direct meaning of the word เหวี่ยง /wìang/ is “to cast” or “to hurl”.
But we use เหวี่ยง /wìang/ as a slang to explain the action from your body language or your words to show that you disapprove something or you are angry at someone.
For example:
อย่าเพิ่งพูดอะไรนะ เขากำลังเหวี่ยง /yàa pә̂әng pûut à-rai ná. káo gam-lang wìang/
Don’t say anything yet. She is furious now.
ผมทำอะไรให้คุณ ทำไมคุณต้องเหวี่ยงผมด้วย /pǒm tam à-rai hâi kun? tam-mai kun dtɔ̂ɔng wìang pǒm dûay?/
What did I do bad to you? Why are you upset with me?
What about you? คุณเคยเหวี่ยงไหม? /kun kәәi wìang mái?/
Hope you enjoy Thai slang!
You can practice with your Thai friend! Have fun!
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Jang
Thai Language teacher









