Cleanup date June 2010 Farang lang th IPA th far is a generic Thai language Thai word for someone ... edition Digital quote Connected with this department is that of the Farang khromma tha, Frank or European ... in lang th farang dam black farang to distinguish them from Africans. This began during ... Thai people. However, the hostility that is often expressed through the use of farang goes beyond ... force. The word farang teeters on the boundary between positive and negative in Thailand. ref ... often follows the word farang . The idea that white is beautiful is reinforced by store shelves full ... for the Thais. ref name IEB This idea has spread into the cultural identity of the farang , both ... of Thai people. All of this is interconnected to the fact that Thais pay close attention to farang in their home country. ref name MWT Farang and food Farang is also the Thai word for the guava fruit ... are seen eating a guava in Thailand . Farang khi nok lang th is a particular variety of guava, feijoa . Avaricious Westerners may also be called Farang khi nok . This is usually taken to mean bird shit farang , as khi means waste and nok means wild bird but, while khi nok may mean guano ... ref Varieties of food produce which were introduced by Europeans are often called farang varieties. Hence, potatoes are man farang lang th , whereas man lang th alone can be any tuber culantro is called phak chi farang lang th , literally farang cilantro coriander and chewing gum is mak farang lang th . Mak lang th is Thai for betel , which many rural Thais chew ... when calling males, refer jokingly to a Westerner, by analogy to the Thai language were farang can ... and related words It is generally believed that the word farang originated with the Indo Persian word ... FarangFarang in the Concise Oxford Dictionary http der farang.com German language bi monthly magazine, published by Der FARANG, 576 25 Moo 5, Photisarn Rd. Chonburi 20150, Pattaya, Thailand http ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Farang wa Gharu is a district in Baghlan Province , Afghanistan. It was created in 2005 from part of Khost wa Fereng District . Districts of Baghlan Coord missing Afghanistan DEFAULTSORT Gharu District Category Districts of Baghlan Province Baghlan geo stub fa ms Daerah Farang wa Gharu tr Farang ve Garu il esi ... more details
Infobox musical artist For groups see Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians name The Hectics image alt caption image size background group or band alias origin Panchgani, Bombay , India genre Various years active Start date 1958 1962 label associated acts website current members past members Freddie Mercury Farrokh Bulsara br Derrick Branche br Bruce Murray br Farang Irani br Victory Rana Deleted image removed Image Thehectics.jpg thumb widthpx The hectics with Freddie Mercury in the centre The Hectics 1958 62 were Freddie Mercury s first music band the other members of the band were Derrick Branche, Bruce Murray, Farang Irani and Victory Rana. The school band was formed while all five were students at St. Peter s Boys School , an English boarding school in Panchgani, near Bombay now Mumbai , India. ref http www.queenonline.com history 35 Queen Online History Freddie Mercury ref The band only played at school events and were not allowed to venture outside for bookings. Derrick Branche born in 1947, in Bombay, India went on to appear in Cinema of the United Kingdom British films such as My Beautiful Laundrette and television shows such as The Comic Strip The Comic Strip Presents... and Father Ted . ref imdb name 0104382 Derrick Branche ref Bruce Murray currently runs The Music Centre ref http www.musiccentre.co.uk The Music Centre ref in Bedford , England . His step son Guy Griffin plays with British Rock Band The Quireboys . References reflist External links http www.famouspeople.co.uk f freddiemercury.html Famous People http www.queenconcerts.com live freddie mercury early.html Queen Concerts http web.archive.org web 20110719185323 http www.queenworld.com freddie.htm About Freddie Mercury Freddie Mercury DEFAULTSORT Hectics Category Freddie Mercury band stub es The Hectics it The Hectics lt The Hectics nl The Hectics ... more details
Multiple issues unreferenced December 2009 technical June 2009 orphan December 2008 Geera pork is a style of pork cooked only with cumin seeds and black pepper pepper . A small amount of oil is added to a hot pot and the cumin seeds are placed in to cook. When the seeds turn black, the pork, which has already been cut into small pieces, washed with lemon and seasoned with Eryngium foetidum bandanya related to cilantro, the herb is also known as culantro Spanish English , chadon beni Trinidadian , pak chi farang Thai , ngo gai Vietnamese , recao Spanish , and fitweed Guyanese , is placed in the pot and fried for a few minutes. Water is then added to the pot and the pork is allowed to cook. It is cooked until all the water has dried out leaving the pork and a bit of oil. Geera pork is the dish of choice when Liming, Caribbean Slang liming or casually socializing. Geera Pork is commonly served in bars as finger food or cutters . When eating geera pork, alcoholic beverages are almost always consumed. Rum and geera pork go hand in hand in Trinidad . DEFAULTSORT Geera Pork Category Pork dishes Category Caribbean cuisine ... more details
Refimprove date December 2009 This article is about the television channel. For the terms used to refer to foreigners, see Firang , Farang or Farangi . Firangi TV is a channel from the Sahara One Media, one of India s media giants based in Mumbai , Maharashtra ref http www.firangi.tv contact us.aspx ref . The channel would air global soap operas dubbed in Hindi . FIRANGI due to be launched on February 25, 2008, would air bold and contemporary TV shows from Europe , North America , South America and Asia , dubbed in Hindi. The target audience for channel is aimed at 20 40 year olds residing in northern and western India. It would be a departure from the commonly shown soap operas with similar storylines but would instead show sitcoms , short stories, adventure series and even movies. Most of the serials would be of one hour duration unlike Indian serials which are normally of 30 minutes playing time. The shows that will be aired would last for maximum 6 8 months and would not be more than 2 years old, even some of them would be running currently in their respective countries. References reflist Category Television stations in Mumbai Category Hindi language television stations ... more details
Frangistan lang fa was a term used by Muslims and Persian people Persians in particular, during the Middle Ages and later historical periods to refer to Western or Christian Europe . Origin and meaning During the Crusades , the Muslims of the Middle East came to call all Christendom Franks , originally the name for inhabitants of the largest of the Christian realms in Europe, Francia . Since very few Muslims ever travelled to Western Europe and the term Frank could mean any Western European Christian whether Frankish, Saxons Saxon , County of Flanders Flemish , etc. , Frangistan was no clearly defined area and may have referred to any land perceived to be Christian by contemporary Muslims. Frangistan literally means Land of the Franks , from farangi Farang which is the Persianized form of Frank plus the suffix istan coming from the Persian language . ref Dehkhoda Dictionary Dehkhoda Persian Dictionary ref In a similar way, R m derived from Rome came to mean the Byzantine Empire and Greek Christianity Greek Christians were Rumi disambiguation Rumi s , and Christians generally called Muslims Saracens or Moors Moormen , the former deriving from a tribe that once lived near the Roman province of Arabia . The term was still in use in the time of the Ottoman Empire , in sources as late as the seventeenth century. ref Bernard Lewis , Some Reflections on the Decline of the Ottoman Empire , Studia Islamica , No. 9. 1958 , pp. 111 127. ref However, in Persia it remained in use until the end of the Qajar dynasty as observed in various correspondences and administrative documents of that era to refer to European countries. ref Chronicles of Nasser al Din Shah from His Third Journey to Farangest n Europe , edited by Dr. Mohammad Esm eel Rezv ni & F temeh Gh zih , Iranian National Documents Organization Publishing, Tehran, 1378 Solar A.H. 1999 . ref Other derivatives of this word such as Farang noun , Farangi adjective , ... more details
Unreferenced date April 2009 For the Filipino term, see Barang Philippine mythology . Barang is a Khmer word meaning French. It is often mispronounced like ba r ng . The correct pronunciation is b r ng , but p r ng is also acceptable. It is thought to be corruption of the word France but this may be a misconception. Verify source date September 2010 The term is obviously related to the Thai term farang which has a similar meaning. In the Malay language , barang means thing . The origin of this word is debatable as there are several possibilities. One is that it came from Arabic faranj via Malay traders. Another is that it came straight from the French. Since Khmer does not have a letter that represents the Latin F , it is pronounced with a B sound. As with many Khmer words of foreign origin, n s often change to an ng sound. Such as Aleurm ng German which comes from the French word Alamanni Allemand . In the Khmer language, the term barang has also come to mean a foreigner, particularly one of European ancestry. It is not a demeaning word, but some Khmer speakers might use it in a bad context. The term is becoming more popular now among travelers. It is even used by some expatriates living in Cambodia themselves. Khmer is the official language of Cambodia which was once a French protectorate called Colonial Cambodia Cambodge in French. The French had many influences on the Khmer language, such as the pronunciation of Mercedes Benz Mercedes . Many technical terms used today in Khmer are of French origin. Barang is also used as a suffix in some Khmer words such as m n barang which is transliterally French chicken, but refers to a turkey. Another word is kh teum barang which is transliterally French allium and means an onion . Barangsaes is another Khmer term that shows its relation with the word Fran ais, but it is rarely used. Category Khmer language Category Ethno cultural designations ... more details
italic title taxobox name Baccaurea motleyana image Baccaurea motleyana.jpg regnum Plant ae unranked divisio Angiosperms unranked classis Eudicots unranked ordo Rosids ordo Malpighiales familia Phyllanthaceae genus Baccaurea species B. motleyana binomial Baccaurea motleyana binomial authority Johannes M ller Argoviensis M ll.Arg. Baccaurea motleyana is a species of fruit tree which grows wild in parts of Southeast Asia and is cultivated for its fruit in Thailand and Peninsular Malaysia . Its common names include rambai and rambi , and in Thai language mafai farang . This is a tree generally growing to 9 to 12 meters in height with a short trunk and a broad crown. The evergreen leaves are shiny green on the upper surface and greenish brown and hairy underneath. Each leaf is up to 33 centimeters long and 15 wide. The species is Plant sexuality dioecious , with male and female flowers growing on separate individuals. Both types of flowers are fragrant and have yellow sepal s. The Stamen staminate raceme s are up to 15 centimeters long and the Gynoecium pistillate inflorescences may reach 75 centimeters in length. The fruits are each 2 to 5 centimeters long and about two wide and grow in strands. Each fruit has velvety pinkish, yellow, or brown skin which wrinkles at ripening and is filled with whitish pulp containing 3 to 5 seeds. The pulp is sweet to acid in taste. They may be eaten raw or cooked or made into jam or wine. The tree is also used for shade and low quality wood. External links http www.hort.purdue.edu newcrop morton rambai ars.html Purdue New Crops Profile http ecocrop.fao.org ecocrop srv en cropView?id 3591 FAO Ecocrops Profile http www.flickr.com photos 7150287 N02 428661261 Baccaurea motleyana Category Baccaurea motleyana Category Fruits originating in Asia Category Dioecious plants Phyllanthaceae stub id Rambai mrj lbe ms Pokok Rambai ru udm ... more details
. ref http baheyeldin.com linguistics thai word farang variations in other languages arabic origin.html The Thai word Farang , its variations in other languages, and its Arabic origin The Baheyeldin Dynasty Bot generated title ref The word Farang derives from Fran ais because French people are among ... more details
Infobox person name Maziar Partow image M Partow.jpg caption Maziar Partow honored in the 100th year Iranian Cinematography festival. birth name birth date birth date and age mf yes 1933 11 13 birth place Tehran , Iran death date death place occupation Cinematographer yearsactive 1960 Present spouse Ghamar Fakhamy BLP sources date May 2011 Maziar Partow is one of the first Iranian peoples Iranian cinematographers ref cite web url http www.tft.ucla.edu calendar screening qaisar title Film & Television Archive Qaisar Caesar UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television date January 14, 2011 publisher UCLA Film and Television Archive accessdate 23 May 2011 ref and has worked as a cameraman on numerous Iranian films. He directed a few movies and edited several more, and is most well known by his title as Director of Photography . Filmography Ruz e vagh e 1995 ... aka The Fateful Day Avinar 1991 Bazgasht e ghahraman 1990 ... aka Return of the Hero International English title informal title Jostejoogar 1989 ... aka The Searcher International English title Jafar Khan az farang bargashte 1985 Kafsh haye Mirza Norooz 1985 ... aka Mirza Norooz s Shoes International English title Toghian 1985 Barzakhiha 1982 Zemzeme ye mohabbat 1980 Gorg e bizar 1973 Baba Shamal 1971 Toughi 1971 Shahr e hert 1970 Gheisar 1969 Khaneye kenare darya 1969 Zan e khoon asham 1967 Hashem khan 1966 The Poppy Is Also a Flower 1966 References Reflist External links IMDb name 0664006 Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Partow, Maziar ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH November 13, 1933 PLACE OF BIRTH Tehran , Iran DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Partow, Maziar Category Iranian cinematographers Category 1933 births Category Living people Iran bio stub fa ... more details
notability date September 2011 Infobox building name Azadi Cinema image Azadi Cinema.jpg image size 250px caption location flagicon IRN Tehran , Iran coordinates status Complete start date completion date opening 1969, 2008 building type Movie theatre Cinema antenna spire roof convert 60 m ft abbr on top floor floor count 8 elevator count cost floor area convert 850 m2 sqft abbr on architect structural engineer main contractor developer owner management references http www.cinema azadi.com Fa Facilities.aspx?p fs Azadi Cinema is a cineplex building located at Beheshti Street in Tehran . It serves for movie premieres and various entertainment events. History The cinema was inaugurated on 23 April 1969 as Shahre Farang Cinema by Rohani Saheban brothers but later renamed as Azadi Cinema in 1980. The building caught fire on numerous occasions in 1976, 1990 and on 18 April 1997 at 13 50 which caused its closure. It was later demolished to construct a new cineplex which opened in 2008. ref Azadi Cinema Official Website http www.cinema azadi.com Fa About.aspx?p ab Azadi Cinema accessed January 2, 2011. ref ref Iran Tour Organization http www.irantour.org Iran Azadi Cinema.html Azadi Cinema Complex accessed September 8, 2011. ref Notes Reflist coord missing Iran Category Buildings and structures in Tehran 3. http www.the1.ir The One Iranian co ... more details
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Advert date December 2007 Unreferenced date May 2007 Image Haad Khuad.JPG thumb Image Bottle Beach Sign.JPG thumb Sign marking the path to Haad Khuad Haad Khuad or, Bottle Beach is a beach on the northern portion of Ko Pha Ngan , Thailand . Named Bottle Beach for its protected cove and due to the shape of the cove which can be seen from the rock, which actually resembles the shape of a bottle . It s known for quiet isolation on an island known mostly for its riotous Full Moon Party . The beach is most easily reached by boat from the northern end of the island, though this is not possible in bad weather. There is also a poorly marked mountain trail leading to the beach and primitive road which the owners of the beach s guest houses will drive you down if the boats are not running. Bottle Beach has developed from a little known traveller hide away. Many years ago a group of European backpackers wanted a place to spend a long term on the island. They asked around if anyone knew of a place they could be . A thai family rented them some simple A frame huts on the beach and they would walk around totally naked. One man would leave Chaloklaam in the morning with 5 kg of ice and would walk the trail along the headland to get to the beach and arrive with no more than 2kg of ice for the Farang to enjoy a chilled drink. It has grown into a very popular backpacking travel backpacker beach with a lively party scene. Once a beach of only a few reasorts the ful length has now been used.The beach is beautiful and the accommodation, although a little overpriced, is good. The long sweeping white sand beach is, quite simply, lovely, particularly in early morning and late afternoon when the bulk of the daytrippers have left. Sleek white sand that squeaks up through the toes and pristine waters to escape the heat draw a steady trade of repeat visitors, a predominantly younger crowd than those you ll encounter on the western beaches of Ko Pha Ngan. Though there are still only four resort ... more details
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Infobox person bgcolour silver name Ali Hatami image AliHatami.jpg imagesize 170px caption birth date August 19, 1944 birth place Tehran , Pahlavi dynasty Iran flagicon Iran 1964 height death date December 7, 1996 death place Tehran , Pahlavi dynasty Iran birth name othername homepage academyawards Ali Hatami lang fa , August 14, 1944 in Tehran , Iran December 7, 1996 in Tehran was an Iran ian film director , screenwriter , art Director and costume designer . Background File Ali Hatami with Zari Khoshkam wife .jpg Ali Hatami and his wife Zari Khoshkam , Etelaate Haftegi magazine thumb 250px Graduated in cinema from Faculty of Dramatic Arts, his debut was Hasan Kachal Hasan the Bald 1969 , the first Iranian musical film. Since then, he paid attention to unusual rhythmic dialogs and also the use of traditional settings and architecture in his films that became the characteristics of his works. Although his works did not attract international attention, the Iranian audience praised him. His mind was occupied with making films on the basis of historical and folkloric figures. He was usually the art director of his own films. His last film remained incomplete because of his death by cancer, on December 7, 1996 in Tehran. Hatami made three great historical TV series, all of them are considered as eternal works in the history of Iranian TV. Meanwhile, he established a small production village as the historical site in which he made Hezar Dastan . It has been since used as the shooting location for many films and TV series, including Agency 1997 , The Red Ribbon 1998 , The Dead Wave 2000 , The Low Heights 2001 and many others. He was married to famous Iranian actress Zahra Hatami. Their daughter Leila Hatami is a famous actress in Iran. Films Hasan Kachal 1970 Toughi 1971 Khastegar 1971 Baba Shamal 1971 Sattar khan movie Sattar Khan 1972 Ghalandar 1972 Sooteh Delan 1978 Hajji Washington 1982 Kamalolmolk 1984 Jafar khan az farang bargashteh 1984 Madar 1991 Del Shod ... more details
FAIR USE of Samesame meaningofhappy.jpg see image description page at http en.wikipedia.org wiki Image Samesame meaningofhappy.jpg for rationale Infobox Album See Wikipedia WikiProject Albums Name The Meaning of Happy Type Album Artist Same Same Cover Samesame meaningofhappy.jpg Released March 26th, 2006 Recorded Genre Pop music Pop Length Label Sony BMG Music Entertainment Sony BMG Producer Warut Rintranukul Reviews Last album This album Next album The Meaning of Happy is the first album released by Pop music Pop group Same Same . Track listing Supermodel Bob Moffatt, Clint Moffatt, Paul Cimolini 3 05 City Lights B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 3 58 Without You Featuring Lovi Poe B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, Warut Rintranukul 3 41 Downtown B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 3 06 I m Still in Love With You B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 4 21 Love Isn t B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 4 08 Strange Lover B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 4 51 Hearts Collide B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, Prawech Nopnirapath 4 17 The Meaning of Happy B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 3 21 Stay B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, P. Nopnirapath 4 03 I Waited Too Long B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 4 50 You re a Biotch B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, W. Rintranukul 4 09 Farang Ja Featuring Arpaporn B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, Arpaporn 4 55 Without You Featuring Nui B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, W. Rintranukul, Lovely Lina 3 53 Supermodel Asian Embassy Remix B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, P. Cimolini 3 25 City Lights Mr. Z Trance Remix B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt 5 39 Supermodel Turtle Beat Masala Remix B. Moffatt, C. Moffatt, P. Cimolini 3 04 Credits Suthiti Chaisamut Drum Technician Chonrada Chayachinda A&R Coordinator Alex Clayton Photography Phil Demetro Audio mastering Mastering Gerald Dibbayawan Managing Director, Executive Record producer Producer Amornrat Homhoul A&R Director Jennita Itthi angkul Styling Jettapol Khan Additional Mastering Petcharat Lapthananchaiwong Marketing Manager Bob Moffatt Drum kit drums , Percussion instrument percussion , Lead and Background Singing vocals , Co producer, Engi ... more details
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