It is frequently used in tourist hubs like Bangkok or Pattaya by street vendors or bar staff to tease visitors who are acting overly energetic or slightly drunk.
If said with a smile in a social setting, it is generally intended as "you’re being silly". farang ding dong wiki
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The phrase appears to be either:
– Thais would more likely say farang ba (ฝรั่งบ้า = crazy foreigner) or farang ting tong (which actually exists: ting tong = silly, wacky). Ting tong is a known Thai loanword from English "ding dong" – meaning scatterbrained. So the actual phrase you may be recalling is: The phrase appears to be either: – Thais
– which still does not appear to exist.