| 搭讪 | dā shàn | to hit on someone; to strike up a conversation; to start talking to end an awkward silence or embarrassing situation | |
| 讪讪 | shàn shàn | embarrassed | |
| 讪笑 | shàn xiào | to ridicule; to mock | |
| 答讪 | dā shàn | variant of 搭讪 | |
| 讪脸 | shàn liǎn | impudent |
| 1 | There is a standard form of oath used in lawcourt . | |
| 2 | Many appreciate her proper word choices, especially the rendering of "My conscience stays untainted in spite of rumors and slanders from the outside". | |
| 3 | It was a short but spectacular drive along twisted mountain ridges from Santikhiri to Khun Sa's old camp at Ban Hin Taek (Village of the Broken Stone). | |
| 4 | Thai army spokesman Sansern 7 interview with the media earlier said Thai troops attacked the Cambodian troops will take strong back. | |
| 5 | For my return visit, I set off from Sop Ruak and followed in the footsteps of Khun Sa, travelling 50 miles west to the once notorious village of Mae Salong, now renamed Santikhiri. |