And another character said it at the end of the episode when he thought that Sam was hitting on his bf he called his bf "mia" but the subtitles wrote "boyfriend"
Sib and Jam said it (but jam was just repeating sib's words). In the beginning where Sib told Jam to take care of Pimai he called him "paraja" and then when he punched Sam he said to not think like that about his "mia". Both mean wife. But it got translated to "husband" and "my man"
Aren't the words "paraja" "mia" NOT gender neutral? they both mean wife not Partner/Person im married too etc 🥴 Are we really still doing this in 2026? Unless it's specifically stated that the character prefers to be called that whyyyy .
I really really really hope Tinn knows He's gotta right? They keep mentioned how smart he is + this scene where he caught Phob snooping through his briefcase ....he's gotta know!!!! Ughh I'm stressed
I don't know where channel 1 found him but they bagged their own William/jeff! As someone else wrote below, he doesn't need to have dialogue and can still act well. His eyes are so expressive and so is his body language. He sells his character very well. He is already better than some people in current Hollywood blockbusters
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🥴 Are we really still doing this in 2026? Unless it's specifically stated that the character prefers to be called that whyyyy .
Then we are both clowns
He's gotta right?
They keep mentioned how smart he is + this scene where he caught Phob snooping through his briefcase ....he's gotta know!!!! Ughh I'm stressed
As someone else wrote below, he doesn't need to have dialogue and can still act well. His eyes are so expressive and so is his body language. He sells his character very well. He is already better than some people in current Hollywood blockbusters
And I wonder if Yadas character will be queer too considering she is a lesbian? I'd be good rep
I do love a single parent trope and chalant characters chasing the nonchalant ones