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Also, the “r” in that position is silent colloquially, so enjoy your pad gapao!
by biztos 3y ago
Also, the “r” in that position is silent colloquially, so enjoy your pad gapao!
- kanwisher 3y agono there are multiple writing of Grapao in Thai, some have the extra R and some don't, it goes back a 100 years when the spelling wasn't commonized
- biztos 3y agoI don’t mean the spelling, I mean that the “r” in that case is not spoken, presumably because saying it as “l” would be inconvenient. But really, are any of them “grapao” with the r on the first syllable? I always thought that was just a mistake we foreigners make because we don’t learn it as กะเพรา.