Show Notes
I hope you enjoy this quick podcast lesson with me.
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Here is the list of the slang you learned:
ปัง bpang
อย่าหาทำ yàa hǎa tam
ทัวร์ลง tua long
ทิพย์ tib
แกง gaeng
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