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**Accor$314** · 06-10-2006, 05:24 AM

Female teenagers tend nowadays to use "Khrup" quite often, for them it sounds cute and trendy and they want to break out of the norms; most of the time they even use "Khrup Phom".

That's new to me about female teenagers.

When a man says "khup phom" isn't that equivalent to the German "Jawohl" or English "Yes, sir" or "Yes, mam"? Nobody ever explained that to me but that is what I sensed when I heard it.

06-10-2006, 05:24 AM	#8
Accor$314 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 422 Senior Member	Female teenagers tend nowadays to use "Khrup" quite often, for them it sounds cute and trendy and they want to break out of the norms; most of the time they even use "Khrup Phom". That's new to me about female teenagers. When a man says "khup phom" isn't that equivalent to the German "Jawohl" or English "Yes, sir" or "Yes, mam"? Nobody ever explained that to me but that is what I sensed when I heard it.
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