มึง Learn Unstarted Literal Breakdown Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Summary The Thai translation for “you (impolite form)” is มึง. The Thai, มึง, can be broken down into 3 parts:"The 33rd consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ม), "vowel eu" (อึ) and "The 7th consonant of the Thai alphabet" (ง). See also Recording English Thai Learn white ขาว Learn grey เทา Learn rice ข้าว Learn she เขา Learn he เขา Learn Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Examples of "you (impolite form)" in use There are 12 examples of the Thai word for "you (impolite form)" being used: Recording English Thai Learn Instead of us saying I and you, we will change to informal words for “you” or “I”. แทนที่จะพูดว่าผมและก็คุณอย่างงี้ เราก็จะเปลี่ยนเป็นมึงหรือว่ากู Learn Then you can use the impolite form of the words “you” and “I”. ถึงจะใช้คำว่า มึง กู ได้ Learn Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous Page 1 Current page 2 Practice Lesson "you (impolite form)" Practice (13) Lesson Learn Lesson words you (impolite form) etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases But mostly you will rarely see men addressing women using the impolite form of “you”, something like this., But to use the impolite form of the words “you” or “I” you must have a really close friendship with the people., Have you eaten yet? (male impolite form), I will address my friends using the impolite form of “you”., In a moment you can try to call other friends to meet up as we haven’t seen each other for a long time., Instead of us saying I and you, we will change to informal words for “you” or “I”., That is we don’t address a woman using the impolite form of “you”, something like this., The impolite forms of “you” and “I” are simply rude., Then you can use the impolite form of the words “you” and “I”., We don’t use the impolite form of “you” or “I” with a friend of opposite sex., We might change the impolite form of the word “you”, to the impolite female form of “you”, when addressing women who are our friends., Where are you going? (male impolite form) etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses People 7 Part of Speech Courses Pronouns 4 Acknowledgements Audio Somsak Thanathiwat
