I remember I was adjusting my camera’s setting, didn’t even realise Kit was looking at my camera.
Look at him pouting like that 😗🤣
#PerayaPartyBeginAgain#KristPerawat
#GARNIERMOCHIMALDIVESXKRISTSINGTOD1#คริสสิงโต
Just a bit of factual information for anyone who might be misled by this current lore. 😂
This video clearly shows their voices. They said:
Dare: Look into each other’s eyes. The one who looks away first loses.
🐢: Do you want me to look away?
🦁: Do it.
🐢: 👀
🐔: Don’t cheat!
So they didn’t say “wanna date?” or anything related to dating.
Feel free getting carried away (me too 🫠🫠) but misunderstanding because of fault info could make smo feel bad later. ❤️
[ENG TRANS]
#คริสสิงโต#สิงโตคริส
## In case some people don’t know why the pronoun 🐢 used makes fan excited ##
🐢: Tua-eng x2(*Babe/ Baby/ Love/ You)
(Some Thai uses ‘Teng’ for short)
🦁: (Turned to 🐢)
[ 🦥: More info. Other fans heard]
🐢: Ops. I forgot.
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Interpreted at your discretions 👁️👄👁️
The word “Tua-eng” literally it means “yourself” or “oneself”. However, in everyday Thai it’s commonly used as an affectionate way to address someone you’re close to. Couples often use it the way English speakers use “babe,” “honey,” or simply “you.” Although it originated as a reflexive pronoun, its meaning has evolved in conversation, and today it can serve as both “I” and “you” depending on the context.
Personally, I used to be called “Tua-eng” by a lady merchant when I go shop sometimes. Basically, it’s like a subtle way to address someone to appear friendly in a conversation.
[ENG TRANS]
#คริสสิงโต#สิงโตคริส
When they were about to go to the swings to take photos, fans asked “Singto, could you go there for some photos?”. He was reluctant, saying that it would make him wet and that he had cut his nails real short it could sting and so on. Suddenly Krist came and said “Let’s go, P’ Sing”. He (Singto) took off his shoes and followed without a fight. (Nails no longer sting?)