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jing-jang
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Used to describe someone being serious, earnest, or not joking around. Thai speakers use this when emphasizing genuine intent or when someone needs to focus and stop being playful. Common in workplace settings, relationships, and when giving advice. Can describe both temporary seriousness and someone's serious personality.
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