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Examples
“In effect they shut down the airport leaving thousands of farang (farang being the Thai word for a foreigner of European ancestry) tourist stranded.”
“At the time of the interview, there were four "farang" - Thai for foreigner - in the cell, including the "Swirl Face Pedophile" Christopher Neil, a Canadian since convicted for molesting boys and posting distorted pictures online, and Viktor Bout, Tajik-born international arms smuggler called "The Merchant of Death.”
“As such 'farang' numbered few and the Thais we met were a little more amused by the novelty of talking to a white boy / a little more interested in our lives etc. Day One:”
“Even without the map or guidebook, as a "farang" (foreigner), you're a sitting duck anyway.”
“We went to the night market but not really very busy and only for 'farang”
“The lady tried to overcharge me again, but I'm a crafty little "farang" (what Thais call westerners) and I said "13 baht local ticket only please.”
“Then "farang" became the word to call caucasien Jackie”
“She made me a delicious chix fried rice and proceeded to chew my ears for 1.5 hours about how her marriage to a weed-smoking Swiss "farang" didn't work out.”
“Where you can experience life as 'farang' Thai majority-race term for members of a specific minority-race: English equivalent 'nigger”
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REAL Thai food
No pad thai allowed nor any of that other bland refuse so popular among American Thai-food eaters in phony Thai restaurants run by Vietnamese people.
kang panang nua, khaaw niaw mamuang, somtam, barbecued locusts, durian, kang mussaman, khaaw tom, farang, kang khiaw waan, luug chin, pineapple, prik khii nuu
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Merryr45 Farang is what Thai people call a foreigner. It is used in English (when in Thailand) when referring a foreigner. It is not derogatory. Jun 8, 2009
bilby Phew! Sep 9, 2008
pomegranate Thai for "guava." Also Thai for "white person." Only the guava is a food, though. Dec 8, 2007