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How to use “Guu” “กู” - Thai Thai Series

Should Thai learners use the words กู (guu) and มึง (meung)? In this lesson, you'll discover the history of these two famous Thai pronouns, why they were once considered completely normal, and how their meanings have changed over time. More importantly, you'll learn when they can express closeness and friendship—and when they can sound extremely rude or offensive.

Vocabulary:

* กู (guu) – I; me (very informal, can be rude depending on the context)
* มึง (meung) – you (very informal, can be rude depending on the context)
* สรรพนาม (sàp-phá-naam) – pronoun

Keep listening, enjoy the lesson, and deepen your understanding of Thai language by learning not only what words mean, but also when and why native speakers choose to use them.

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