meaning of words

[1904]

"terak" means what please

[hugos]

it means "darling"



hugo

[1904]

Thank you - that is what gf said, but being suspisious I thought I would try & check - Cheers

[steve@thaib]

One or two more to store up:

Mai pet (Not Hot) - 'So hot it will render you temporarily unable to speak you big white pussy. Don't come here and tell us how to cook!'

'Sister' - This is a word that has many meanings in Thai; 'female sibling' 'girl that I share a room with / am best mates with'. 'We know you want to shag sisters so we will play along with your somewhat kinky fantasy and extract maximum cash from you while we are at it as you will, of course, pay extra to live out this one, but really we only met last night'

[Jack23]

Originally Posted by steve@thaib

One or two more to store up:

Mai pet (Not Hot) - 'So hot it will render you temporarily unable to speak you big white pussy. Don't come here and tell us how to cook!'

'Sister' - This is a word that has many meanings in Thai; 'female sibling' 'girl that I share a room with / am best mates with'. 'We know you want to shag sisters so we will play along with your somewhat kinky fantasy and extract maximum cash from you while we are at it as you will, of course, pay extra to live out this one, but really we only met last night'

I am thinking either you or I had a few tonight because I’m finding it hard to comprehend what you’re typing

Sister, brother can refer to relatives that they have in care or look after, If distant relatives not in care I think it's just cousin, not sure about this though. I'm sure there’s no sexual inclination from an older thai girl to a younger family member but I'm guessing your in the equation there somewhere

[briofoz]

Originally Posted by Jack23

I am thinking either you or I had a few tonight because I’m finding it hard to comprehend what you’re typing

Sister, brother can refer to relatives that they have in care or look after, If distant relatives not in care I think it's just cousin, not sure about this though. I'm sure there’s no sexual inclination from an older thai girl to a younger family member but I'm guessing your in the equation there somewhere

Geez Jacko, you're confusing the h3ll out of me.....cheers cuz

[Jack23]

And Mai Pet cannot be hot surely they just heard Pet and gave it to you.............sounds like a bad dream you had back in 92

[Jack23]

Originally Posted by briofoz

Geez Jacko, you're confusing the h3ll out of me.....cheers cuz

Yeah ok

Teerak, thai say tilak (they find it hard to pronounce the r) it’s a term of endearment, love, darling, sugar daddy etc. Can be found by searching this forum.

Now your more confused......

[Minder]

Originally Posted by steve@thaib

One or two more to store up:

Mai pet (Not Hot) - 'So hot it will render you temporarily unable to speak you big white pussy. Don't come here and tell us how to cook!'

'Sister' - This is a word that has many meanings in Thai; 'female sibling' 'girl that I share a room with / am best mates with'. 'We know you want to shag sisters so we will play along with your somewhat kinky fantasy and extract maximum cash from you while we are at it as you will, of course, pay extra to live out this one, but really we only met last night'

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.....for what its worth I thought it was funny Steve....

see sor hai kwai fang

[marc26]

Originally Posted by Jack23

Yeah ok

Teerak, thai say tilak (they find it hard to pronounce the r) it’s a term of endearment, love, darling, sugar daddy etc. Can be found by searching this forum.

Now your more confused......

i have actually never said that word before

[faultytowers]

Originally Posted by Jack23

And Mai Pet cannot be hot surely they just heard Pet and gave it to you

Try asking for your food Phet.

phet - attributive verb [of food] [is] spicy-hot; tasting of chilli pepper; pungent

[1904]

only wanted to know what "terak" meant !!!!!!!!!!

[hugos]

Originally Posted by 1904

only wanted to know what "terak" meant !!!!!!!!!!

some people have to much time on their hands....

;-)



hugo

[Latino4life]

Originally Posted by 1904

only wanted to know what "terak" meant !!!!!!!!!!

*LOL*.... Just another day at the board 5555555 Threads get high jacked on a daily basis here

[Dodger]

Originally Posted by Jack23

Yeah ok

Teerak, thai say tilak (they find it hard to pronounce the r) it’s a term of endearment, love, darling, sugar daddy etc. Can be found by searching this forum.

Now your more confused......

Jack, Teelak means DARLING and only darling, not love or sugar daddy etc

Rak means love

and

Sugar Daddy means stupid farang too much money!! every second bloke who steps off a plane coming here!!!!!

[Jack23]

Originally Posted by Dodger

Jack, Teelak means DARLING and only darling, not love or sugar daddy etc

Rak means love

and

Sugar Daddy means stupid farang too much money!! every second bloke who steps off a plane coming here!!!!!

I thought that sut teerak means darling and teerak means my love.

either way they have the same meaning when used on your gf yes..

[Dodger]

If anything Jack, it would be the other way round, ie Teerak as darling, because sut means more, so sut teerak, something more than darling, so my love or more than just my darling

[Jack23]

ok Dodger matey.......

[fun2have]

"they find it hard to pronounce the r", must tell the mrs to stop making that lovely "raw rua" sound from the thai alphabet, a superb rolling r sound, issan dialect doesnt seem to have the r, but any thai with a modicom of schooling can make that sound, not using the r sound is basically laziness.