Mah Laow

[mnmn]

Not sure of the spelling but it means they've come/arrived for eg they're at the door mah laow. could it also be used to ask a TG if she's come(orgasm)?

[fredthai]

no, u have to say "set leow" for orgasm

"ma leow" is only when somebody is coming (walking etc...)

[Highlander]

Good to know, thanks for sharing

[Quietman]

Made a mistake here, can't find how to delete the post I made, so I've edited it. Anyone know how to delete a post?

Edited June 8, 2011 by Quietman

[999Baht]

Set Leow....that is good to know...I will have to remember that.

[Dr.Winston]

They also often use Thung Laew ถึงแล้ว = to have arrived or attained but 'set laew' is easier for non Thai speakers to pronounce.

[worthy42]

Yang mai set (not yet finished) is even better to know.....

[cheshire dave]

The leow part means "already" Maa leow = come/arrived already as in past tense. Gamlang = in the process of, as in present tense and Gamlang ja = just about to do something. As already stated, Yang mai.......= not yet as in Yang mai Bpen- haven't/ hasn't done it yet.