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If someone called her "farang dong", would this be an insult? I believe "kaek" has become a rather derogatory term over the last 20 years or so, as has "farang" but to a lesser degree. Words defining minorities generally do become offensive. For example 50 years ago the work "Jek" was used to refer to a Chinese person but now it is an insult. Likewise in English, my grandmother used to words to describe minorities that are extremely rascist today.

What's your take on the "farang" and "kaek" words? I've noticed they are often said these days with a lower tone. I've also never heard those words in reference to being Caucasian or otherwise; however, I've often heard the phrase "falang ting dtong" or, at times, shortened to "falang dtong" and that simply means foolish falang or crazy in a goofy sense versus mental illness sense falang. And my 5 baht bets that's what was meant in this case. So, if somebody who describe your daughter that she looks like "khaek khao", this should certainly be taken as a compliment.

I guess it may be because so many people in Thailand has partly Chinese ancestry and so integrated into Thai society that the Thais with Chinese ancestry is synonymous with being Thai, so this group of people aren't really being discriminated anymore.

I might be wrong but I think I remember this being explained to me years ago. I'd almost think that it's derogatory in the sense of a jealous retort, especially considering the emphasis that Thais have with trying to maintain the 'whitest' skin as they can. So if one sees a person with the genetic makeup for light-skin, what better than to call them a pejorative word because, basically, they're jealous.

I have never heard "dtong" as a short form for "ting dtong", never, so why for falang dtong? Really I doubt it. I want to know about the photos you attached. It looks like an imitation. The guava on your photos are same to this? May be your next question "Falang chae buay" or Guava marinated in plum sauce. The correct answer for what Farang Dong means is -a Westerner who looks low class and acts and speaks the same way.

Riff Raff comes closest to the exact meaning. This term is used today and mostly by people in the entertainment industry such as bar girls and other staff. You will not hear it from middle class or Hiso Thais as it is considered rude. They may say it in private directed at a Westerner but not in your presence. It also has the meaning of guest but seldom used that way anymore.

The term Ting Tong- means 'crazy'; silly or foolish and is not considered rude or derogatory but used mostly as simply pointing out silly behavior and usually with a smile. I think that we can over complicate things which people say, much of the time they are only playing with language. Sometimes they are only repeated what they have heard and think they know what it means.

Ting Tong can be used in a rude manner by adding Thai qualifiers to it. Also, Farang can be used in a rude manner by doing the same thing. When I first came to Thailand over 4 decades ago- I never heard farang used in a rude manner- only to point out a Westerner.

However, there were not many Western tourists in Thailand in the 60s and there was no real nightlife targeting foreigners as Nana Plaza, Cowboy did not exist and foreigners were held in high esteem by Thais. Even the American soldiers on rest and recreation leave from Vietnam were always treated well and with the utmost respect. Massive tourism has caused Thais to lose respect for foreigners -especially Westerners- due to increased crime; bad behavior; drunkenness and the constant use of vulgar language.

Farangs and the term 'Farang' just aren't what they used to be. There is a book Chan keu Eri excuse for phonetic, I am not English written by a Thai prostitute; when in Japan, Hong kong etc , she used all the time this word to speak of her customers kaek.

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