This video highlights eight Thai words that were borrowed from Chinese. The words cover a range of concepts, from unlucky to confused to soybean curd. Language enthusiasts and travelers alike may find this video interesting, as
it provides insight into the linguistic and cultural connections between Thailand and China.
- Vocabulary -
เถ้าแก่
tâo gàe
owner ; boss
ก่งก๋ง
gòng góng
be confused
ซวย
suuay
be unlucky
ชง
chong
unfortunate
ปีชง
bpee chong
unfortunate year
กวางตุ้ง
gwaang-dtûng
Cantonese
บ๊ะจ่าง
bá-jàang
sticky rice dumpling
เต้าฮวย
dtâo huuay
soybean curd
เก้าอี้
gâo-êe
chair
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