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Farang (Persian: فرنگ) is a
Persian word that
originally referred to the
Franks (the
major Germanic people) and
later came to
refer to
Western or Latin...
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Khanom farang kudi chin (Thai: ขนมฝรั่งกุฎีจีน,
pronounced [kʰānǒm fa˦˥.raŋ˨˩ kūdīː tɕīːn]) is a Thai-style cake that was
influenced by
Portuguese desserts...
- ****anese-language font
designed in
imitation of
western serifs also exists.
Farang Ses,
designed in 1913, was the
first Thai
typeface to
employ thick and thin...
- Thai people,
historically known as
Siamese people, are an
ethnic group native to Thailand. In a
narrower and
ethnic sense, the
Thais are also a Tai ethnic...
- Skin
Trade (2014).
After five
years of
minor roles in
productions such as
Farang (2017) and the
Netflix series Thai Cave
Rescue (2022),
Thapthimthong reevaluated...
- Its
common names include rambai and rambi, and in Thai
language mafai-
farang. In the
Bengali language the
fruit is
known as bubi as
local language in...
- Nak Muay.
Western practitioners in
Thailand are
sometimes called Nak Muay
Farang,
meaning "foreign boxer". The term Muay Thai is a thai word. The word Muay...
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Farang (Persian: فرنگ; also
known as Firang, Parang, and Pereng) is a
village in
Nilkuh Rural District in the
Central District of
Galikash County, Golestan...
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Latin Europe.
Frangistan literally means "Land of the Franks", from
Farang,
which is the
Persianized form of Frank, plus the
suffix -istan
coming from...
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April 2014.
Retrieved 12
December 2015. Corness, I. (2015). "Songkran",
Farang:
Thailand through the eyes of an ex-pat (eBook). Dublin, Ireland: Maverick...
