Muang
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Muang
1. A beautiful person. Beautiful inside and out. A person who loves too hard.
2. Trustworthy and 1 out of a million.
2. Trustworthy and 1 out of a million.
Muang is love.
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Muang
Muang, or Mueang, means city or town in Thai, Lao, and other Tai-Kadai languages.
The word spelling differs by each region.
Chinese : Meng (e.g. Mengla & Menghai of Xishuangbanna Autonomous Region)
Burmese : Mong (e.g. Mong Hsat in Shan State)
Malay : Me (e.g. Menara for Narathiwat Province)
Vietnamese : Muong
The word spelling differs by each region.
Chinese : Meng (e.g. Mengla & Menghai of Xishuangbanna Autonomous Region)
Burmese : Mong (e.g. Mong Hsat in Shan State)
Malay : Me (e.g. Menara for Narathiwat Province)
Vietnamese : Muong
dek muang nok
Dek muang nok are Thai kids that doesn’t live in Thailand.Every summer break you will see dek muang noks at famous places like pattaya and phuket carrying there designer bags like gucci and dior.Most of those kids don’t have houses in Thailand they live with there Grandparents and most can’t speak Thai.If your ever friends with one you are extremely lucky because every summer they can bring you gifts from different countries.They can speak English very very well.(Some Dek muang noks are half thai)
May: “That girl over there is speaking thai very clearly but can’t speak thai very well even though she looks thai”
Kiara: “She must be a dek muang nok!”
Kiara: “She must be a dek muang nok!”
dek muang nok by iskz v December 16, 2023
dek muang nok
Dek muang nok are Thai kids that doesn’t live in Thailand.Every summer break you will see dek muang noks at famous places like pattaya and phuket carrying there designer bags like gucci and dior.Most of those kids don’t have houses in Thailand they live with there Grandparents and most can’t speak Thai.If your ever friends with one you are extremely lucky because every summer they can bring you gifts from different countries.They can speak English very very well.(Some Dek muang noks are half thai)
May: “That girl over there is speaking thai very clearly but can’t speak thai very well even though she looks thai”
Kiara: “She must be a dek muang nok!”
Kiara: “She must be a dek muang nok!”
dek muang nok by iskz v December 16, 2023
Dek muang nok
Thai kids who don’t live in Thailand either because they are half thai or because their parents are immigrates from a different country.Every Summer all the Dek muang noks come to Thailand to visit their family, you will mostly see them in popular cities like Bangkok and Phuket.They act like some tourists because some of those kids act like they don’t know thai to act cool but in reality they all look thai and some workers get annoyed.Your very lucky if you live in Thailand and you have a Dek muang nok friend,They will buy you gifts from different countries to give to you.They are super rich but they buy a lot of their clothes from Lotus and Big C.Most Dek muang noks are very lonely since they don’t live in Thailand and have friends but they get along with everyone especially Dek inters.
Kiara: “Woah that girl can speak English very well but her Thai seems to not be that clear even though shes Thai”
May: “Maybe because she is a Dek Muang Nok!”
May: “Maybe because she is a Dek Muang Nok!”
Dek muang nok by iskz v December 17, 2023
manganoke
Manganoke (漫画の怪) is a full colored anime-like manga instead of the traditional black and white manga styles. It was created by manga artist Michiru Bokido. 漫画 meaning "manga", の "no" grammatical preposition, and 怪 "ke" meaning spirit/strange.
manganoke by AnimeFan93 August 7, 2015
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Salad Days
green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
Rashness with little concern of consequence.
Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare
"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."
- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
Salad Days by GilbyRFC0 October 7, 2011
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