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Ohn Sri by Ohn Sri1000: Bring Ultimate Thai Comedy to Your Chats
Get ready to elevate your group chats with some absolute gold from Ohn Sri1000, the creator of pure digital joy. If you love loud, dramatic, and hilariously relatable reactions, you have found your new favorite messaging companion.
Ohn Sri1000 is a master of expressive digital assets, translating larger-than-life Thai comedic energy into handy little cutouts. Using real facial portraits with exaggerated features and a signature short bob haircut, these designs bridge the gap between everyday text and peak theatrical emotion.
Ohn Sri by Ohn Sri1000 – 11132
These hilarious Ohn Sri1000 stickers will have your friends in stitches! Are you ready to laugh? Then download this set today!
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- Title : Ohn Sri by Ohn Sri1000
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation & Sound
- Region : Thailand
- Link : line://shop/detail/11132
- Publisher : Ohn Sri1000
- Copyright : Ohn Sri1000

Meet the Hilarious Faces of Ohn Sri
From Panicked Screams to Pure Sass
The first row kicks off with extreme dramatic energy. The first sticker shows Ohn screaming with her hands on her cheeks, shouting Chin Sa, which means “Ship them!” The second features a panicked face yelling Ploi Chan, meaning “Let me go!” Next is an annoyed look gritting her teeth with Yuekyak, meaning “Don’t play games.” Closing the row is a dizzy, looking-up face saying I-nyang, which translates to the Isan dialect for “What?!”
Row two dives deep into dramatic misery. We see a screaming face yelling Woy for a loud “Hey!” followed by a blood-dripping lip sticker reading Kluen lueat, meaning “Swallow blood” or suffer in silence. Next, a terrified face with trembling hands begs Mai na for “Oh no, please!” while the last shows a mud-covered, devastated face declaring Hayana, meaning “Catastrophe.”
Row three brings plenty of daily attitude. A cheeky finger-point with Pa! means “Aha!” Next is a sad face resting on her hand saying Na songsan, translating to “How pitiful.” Then comes an annoyed glare saying Na ramkhan, meaning “How annoying.” The last one shows crossed arms and a pout saying Khi uat, meaning “Show-off.”
Row four offers peak skepticism and warning signs. A gasping face warns Choe di, meaning “You will get what is coming.” Next is a smug finger-wag saying Mai thuesa, meaning “No offense taken.” Then comes a suspicious sidelong look under Ru than, meaning “I am on to you.” A sarcastic, squinting look says Aor hor, meaning “Oh really?”
Row five keeps it practical for everyday conversations. A lecturing pose says Theuh, meaning “Whatever.” A shrugging face says Wang la, meaning “I am free now.” Next, Ohn peers intently through a magnifying glass saying Chong chap phit, meaning “Nitpicking.” A polite wai gesture with closed eyes says Khop khun, meaning “Thank you.”
Row six wraps up with wild energetic moods. Ohn laughs with hands open saying Ploen ploen, meaning “Enjoyable.” Next, she slurps a spoonful of soup with Sap namta, meaning “Wiping tears.” She stands defiantly in flames yelling Su woy, meaning “Keep fighting!” Lastly, a shocked side profile yells Ah for a dramatic gasp.
Ownership and Creators
All copyright and publishing rights for these hilarious character illustrations belong strictly to Ohn Sri1000. Messengers rely heavily on talented creators to keep chats visually dynamic and culturally rich. By using official sticker packs, you support creators in developing more high-quality digital content for global communities to enjoy.








