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How to say someone into lucky charms and fortune-telling (slang)
in Thai
สายมู
sǎai-muu
someone into lucky charms and fortune-telling (slang)
sǎai risingmuu mid
สาย 'line, type' + มู from มูเตลู 'mumbo jumbo'. Said fondly: lucky wallpapers, amulet shopping, wishing at shrines.
- Part of speech
- noun
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- slang
In a sentence
- เป็นสายมูbpen sǎai-muuShe's into all the lucky stuff.
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