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How to say to clink glasses, cheers
in Thai
ชนแก้ว
chon-gâaeo
to clink glasses, cheers
chon midgâaeo falling
Literally 'bump glasses'. Thais clink often, not just once, through a long evening.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- ชนแก้วchon-gâaeoCheers!
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