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What is the Thailand word pewa arai to be translated in English word?

The phrase "เพวาอะไร" (pronounced "pʰewa a-rai") in Thai doesn't have a direct one-word translation in English.

It's a combination of two words:

* เพวา (pʰewa): This is a slang term for "what" or "what's up," usually used in a casual and friendly way.

* อะไร (a-rai): This means "what."

Therefore, the phrase "เพวาอะไร" translates roughly to "What's up?" or "What's going on?" in English.

It's often used to start a conversation or show interest in what someone is doing.

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