btsachu

Hello! If you have time to read books, do visit my profile. There are three completed TharnType books in my profile. Hope you will enjoy them. 
          
          Also thank you for the follow!

btsachu

@NeKhBh OMG thank you so much!  ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ ❤️
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NeKhBh

@btsachu hello! Hope you are well!
            I have read two of your books : 'made in thailand ' and 'wishing inn' and must say that both are amazing books. Will continue to read and support you in future. Take care
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sWeetbabY77

Hello.
          
          This is a book recommendation for you!!!
          
          I hope you find the time to dive into a lovely read.
          
          
          
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castleMG

Hi! Can I ask what's the expression that Dutch use when they are super shocked about something? Like the SHIA~ in Thai?

NeKhBh

Dutch slang words to use to tell someone to go away
            
            If you don’t want to resort to insulting someone, there are ways that you can tell them to go away and leave you alone if you need your own space. 
            
            Rot op
            
            Saying this to someone wouldn’t be considered too rude, but it certainly isn’t polite either. Simply put, rot op just means “go away”.
            
            Opzoute(n)
            
            Opzouten - pronounced opzoute (without the “n”) - is like rot op, but is slang that is especially popular in and around Amsterdam. It also means “go away”.
            
            Flikker op
            
            This is the most explicit variation of these kinds of slang words. On its own, flikker is a pretty offensive swear word used to refer to gay men, but combined flikker op is a rather rude way to tell someone to go away - you'll probably be able to guess what the English equivalent is (hint: it also starts with "f").
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NeKhBh

Lul
            Lul is a pretty versatile swear word. It refers to a man's - ahem - accoutrement, and can be combined with other words to create new insults (e.g. hondenlul : dogs****)
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NeKhBh

Mierenneuker
            
            This is a pretty imaginative one, which can make it a pretty fun one to use. Literally, mierenneuker is a rude way of saying that someone likes to sleep with ants, but is used as an insult to describe someone who spends too much time faffing over minor details. This means it can also be used as a verb (mierenneuken) when someone is nitpicking.
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archi000

Thanks dear for following me ☺️

archi000

@NeKhBh Thanks dear for your compliments. It means a lot for first time writers like me .
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NeKhBh

@archi000 hi, thanks for initiating follow-follow process..
            Btw.. I really love your book .. it's so emotional
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