มีหยังกะ(mee nyăng gà)
Meanings
1InterjectionB1
What's up?; What's going on?; What is it? (Isan dialect)
A common question in the Isan (Northeastern Thai) dialect used to ask what is happening, what someone wants, or what the matter is. Equivalent to the Central Thai 'มีอะไรเหรอ' (mii à-rai rĕu).
Examples
เอิ้นêrnเอิ้นêrn1[to] call [sb/sth]; call out; summon (Northern/Isan)2[to] be called [sth]; be named (Northern/Isan)ข่อยkòiข่อยkòi1I; me (Isan/Lao; humble/familiar)2Siamese rough bushมีหยังกะmee nyăng gàมีหยังกะmee nyăng gàWhat's up?; What's going on?; What is it? (Isan dialect)
You called me, what's up?
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I see you look stressed. What's the matter? You can talk to me.
You called so early in the morning. What's going on? Is it something urgent?
สูsŏoมาmaaสุมหัวsŭm hŭuaกันganเฮ็ดหยังhét yăngอยู่yòoมีหยังกะmee nyăng gàคือkeuเฮ็ดhétหน้าnâaตื่นๆdtèun dtèunแท้táe
What are you guys huddling and doing? What's happening? Why do you look so alarmed?
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มีหยังกะmee nyăng gàมีหยังกะmee nyăng gàWhat's up?; What's going on?; What is it? (Isan dialect)