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Cultural Insight: Expressing Emotions in Thai
In Thai culture, it is common to use indirect language to express emotions, especially negative ones. Rather than saying ‘I am angry,’ a Thai person might say ไม่พอใจ (mâi pŏr jai), which translates to ‘not satisfied.’ Understanding this indirect communication style is crucial in interpreting emotions in Thai conversations.
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