Hi, so i was in a social situation and right after i had done something, can't remember what, a "friend" made a comment in Thai to a few other people, probably assuming (rightly!) that i wouldn't understand. I'm dying to know what it means, and if it was anything negative at all, as her tone suggested it was.
The word was kair (pronounced a bit like 'care') and she said "koht kair", koht being "so/very" in informal or negative situations.
Thanks so much!! Please help me out!!
Can someone please help me translate this word
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Try the thaivisa.com forum. I think they have a specific forum there for thai language.
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try google translate
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