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How to say grilled pork skewer
in Thai
หมูปิ้ง
mǔu-bpîng
grilled pork skewer · moo ping
mǔu risingbpîng falling
Sweet marinated pork on a stick, usually eaten with a small bag of ข้าวเหนียว (sticky rice).
- Part of speech
- noun
- Literally
- pork-grilled
- Remember it
- MOO? PING! The grill pings and the pork is ready.
In a sentence
- หมูปิ้งสองไม้mǔu-bpîng sǎawng máaitwo pork skewers
The culture behind it
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