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How to say hot season in Thai

หน้าร้อน

nâa-ráawn

hot season

nâa fallingráawn high

Roughly March to May; April is the hottest month, which is why Songkran is a water fight.

Part of speech
noun
Literally
hot face/season

In a sentence

The culture behind it

CULTURE
Hot, hotter and wet: the three seasons

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