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Newspaper's title

English translation: เมืองนอก


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Art/Literary - Printing & Publishing
Thai term or phrase: Newspaper's title
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I need this newspaper's title to be written in Thai letters, its pronounciation in Latin letters and its translation into English.

Thank you!
bochkor
United States
English translation:เมืองนอก
Explanation:
The Thai part of the newspaper name is เมืองนอก. One way of transliterating it (there are many) is Mueang Nawk. The term means overseas/foreign. Mueang literally means city (can also refer to a country), while Nawk here means outside (to a Thai person, outside Thailand).
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Michael Sloggett
Australia
Local time: 09:41
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Thank you so much! That's perfect!
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เมืองนอก


Explanation:
The Thai part of the newspaper name is เมืองนอก. One way of transliterating it (there are many) is Mueang Nawk. The term means overseas/foreign. Mueang literally means city (can also refer to a country), while Nawk here means outside (to a Thai person, outside Thailand).

Michael Sloggett
Australia
Local time: 09:41
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
Grading comment
Thank you so much! That's perfect!

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