- thin rice noodles
- 1. n.- เส้นหมี่ [\\sen _mī] - หมี่ [_mī] 2. n. exp. ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเส้นหมี่ [/kuay/tīo \\sen]
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thin rice noodles
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