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Outrageous Thai Slang Curses and Epithets: A Thai Phrasebook for the Uncensored

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Are you ready to dive into the outrageous and taboo world of Thai slang curses and epithets? If you're looking to add some spice and humor to your Thai conversations (but use them with caution!),then this phrasebook is for you.

Outrageous Thai: Slang, Curses and Epithets (Thai Phrasebook)

by T. F. Rhoden

4.4 out of 5

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Thai slang is a rich and ever-evolving language, and it's often used to express strong emotions, both positive and negative. Curses and epithets are no exception, and they can be a great way to convey your feelings in a humorous or sarcastic way.

However, it's important to note that these phrases are considered taboo in polite society. Use them at your own discretion, and be aware of the context in which you use them.

A Collection of Outrageous Thai Slang Curses and Epithets

Curses

อีควาย! (Ee kway!) - You buffalo! This is a common curse used to insult someone who is stupid or clumsy.
อีสัส! (Ee sat!) - Oh my god! This is a versatile curse that can be used to express surprise, anger, or frustration.
แม่งเอ๊ย! (Mae ng eh!) - Holy crap! This is a more vulgar curse that is often used to express anger or disgust.
ควาย! (Kway!) - Buffalo! This is a simple but effective curse that is often used to insult someone who is stupid or foolish.
โง่! (Ngao!) - Idiot! This is a harsh curse that is used to insult someone who is stupid or ignorant.

Epithets

หน้าด้าน! (Na daan!) - Shameless! This is a common epithet used to insult someone who is shameless or has no shame.
หน้าหนา! (Na naa!) - Thick-skinned! This epithet is used to insult someone who is insensitive or has no shame.
ปากหมา! (Paak maa!) - Dog-mouthed! This epithet is used to insult someone who talks too much or who says things that are not true.
อีช่อ! (Ee cho!) - Vagina! This is a vulgar epithet that is used to insult a woman who is promiscuous or who has a bad reputation.
อีอ้วน! (Ee uawn!) - Fatty! This epithet is used to insult someone who is overweight or obese.

Pronunciation Guide

Here is a pronunciation guide for the Thai phrases in this article:

อีควาย! (Ee kway!) - EE kway
อีสัส! (Ee sat!) - EE sat
แม่งเอ๊ย! (Mae ng eh!) - MAE ng eh
ควาย! (Kway!) - Kway
โง่! (Ngao!) - Ngao
หน้าด้าน! (Na daan!) - NA daan
หน้าหนา! (Na naa!) - NA naa
ปากหมา! (Paak maa!) - Paak maa
อีช่อ! (Ee cho!) - EE cho
อีอ้วน! (Ee uawn!) - EE uawn

Use with Caution!

As mentioned earlier, these phrases are considered taboo in polite society. Use them at your own discretion, and be aware of the context in which you use them. If you're not sure whether or not a particular phrase is appropriate, it's best to err on the side of caution and avoid using it.

With that said, these phrases can be a great way to add some spice and humor to your Thai conversations. Just be sure to use them responsibly!

Outrageous Thai: Slang, Curses and Epithets (Thai Phrasebook)

by T. F. Rhoden

4.4 out of 5