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“กับ” [gàp] means “with” and “ข้าว” [kâao] means “rice.” In Thailand, we often have dishes where you have a portion of rice and then, a portion of meat, fish or vegetables, to eat together with the rice. That portion of the dish is called “กับข้าว” [gàp kâao]. For short, we say only “กับ” [gàp].…
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