The Usage of Words Conveyed New Meaning in Today's Communication

Abstract

This academic article aims to analyze the use of words conveying new meanings in today’s communication. The results of this study is found that a total of 80 words are commonly used as follows: 1. Boo, 2. Fin, 3. Sueakaw, 4. Som, 5. Phao, 6. Longruea, 7. Orkrop, 8. Sawaan, 9. Song, 10. Khan, 11. Saawok, 12. Khaorop, 13. Puay, 14. Chanii, 15. Phoo, 16. Baanlek, 17. Thaangphaan, 18. Taakhaow, 19. Lamyai, 20. Maawat, 21. Faikhiaw, 22. Lomchaang, 23. Chopkhaow, 24. Cham, 25. Yuennueng, 26. Khongmantongmii, 27. Suay, 28. Tuy, 29. Looksaaw, 30. Mongbon, 31. Kai, 32. Pang, 33. Due, 34. Chiidyaa, 35. Saep, 36. Noy, 37. Sawok, 38. Hong, 39. Strawberry, 40. Chingchok, 41. Waan, 42. Buut, 43. Faat, 44. Haek, 45. Kriam, 46. Kaeng, 47. Tam, 48. Orm, 49. Apple, 50. Name, 51. Lincharakhay, 52. Pet, 53. Taataek, 54. Kemii, 55. Khunnaa, 56. Chong, 57. Monglong, 58. Chikkoo, 59. Kaalao, 60. The, 61. Manaow, 62. Lamut, 63. Aoy, 64. Ngaw, 65. Tup, 66. Haew, 67. Kaoeii, 68. Nok, 69. Chok, 70. Draamaa, 71. Mao, 72. Phueak, 73. Nguuhao, 74. Kurntaan, 75. Raengmaak, 76. Khaotaa, 77. Muulii, 78. Plaalai, 79. Suamnaakaak, and 80. Chatchaa. The usage of Thai language for communication is immensely vital. It must be used correctly in order to create understanding between the sender and the receiver. Senders need to be more aware of the accuracy of the Thai language’s meaning in a variety of conversational contexts and ought to serve as a positive role models. The explicit knowledge is divided into two issues: 1) the usage of words conveyed new meaning specific to a group, and 2) the usage of words conveyed new meaning in a public context. These two aspects continue to drive modern Thais to create new meanings for existing words to this day.