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**Caursedus** · 09-21-2012, 10:00 AM

"Joy" in English, means happy, My former Thai girlfriend nickname was Joy, as her father liked the song "Joy to the world".
Noon in English means 12.00pm or mid day.
"Bow" in English means, to bend at the waist, like when coming onto the stage, and bowing to the audience after they have applause.
Just one note. "Moo" in English does not mean Pig. If you are referring to a Moo Cow, which Moo is the sound a cow makes.
and "Meow" is the sound a cat makes, I guess that is an international sound rather than a word, just it is being spelt in English in this case.

09-21-2012, 10:00 AM	#1
Caursedus Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	"Joy" in English, means happy, My former Thai girlfriend nickname was Joy, as her father liked the song "Joy to the world". Noon in English means 12.00pm or mid day. "Bow" in English means, to bend at the waist, like when coming onto the stage, and bowing to the audience after they have applause. Just one note. "Moo" in English does not mean Pig. If you are referring to a Moo Cow, which Moo is the sound a cow makes. and "Meow" is the sound a cat makes, I guess that is an international sound rather than a word, just it is being spelt in English in this case.
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