What does Phuket mean?

Phuket means: the name of the island in southern Thailand means "I don't know" in network language.

Phuket, an island in southern Thailand, is located in the Andaman Sea off the west coast of Malay Peninsula in southern Thailand. Located in the southeast of the island, Phuket, the capital, is a large port and commercial center. Phuket is the largest island in Thailand and the smallest government in Thailand. With charming scenery and rich tourism resources, it is called "a pearl on the Andaman Sea".

In network language, Phuket means don't know. When chatting, using Phuket is more lively than using it directly, the chat atmosphere will be more relaxed and happy, and the tone will be more playful, so as not to make the other party's conversation too blunt. The homophonic word "I don't know" is called Phuket, because at first, the accent in some areas was similar to that in Phuket, and then people gradually used it to become a nifty saying "I don't know".

Network terminology recommendation

1, the most literary code

For example, when Natsume Soseki teaches English, students directly translate "I love you" into "I love you". Natsume said that the Japanese wouldn't be so straightforward, just saying "the moonlight is very good tonight". Now this sentence has become synonymous with ambiguity.

2. The most secret code

Expressing one's confession in code words is incomprehensible to others. For example, 9624649649826, a long string of numbers, put together with nine squares, will get the words "I love you forever". Wall, eye and knee are translated into English as "wall, eye and knee", and homophonic nine means I love you.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Phuket Baidu Encyclopedia-Phuket.