The Vietnamese word "sòng sọc" can be understood in a few different contexts:
Angry Glares: When someone has "mắt long sòng sọc," it means their eyes are flashing with anger, similar to having intense, fierce glares. This expression conveys a sense of strong emotion, particularly anger or frustration.
Bubbling Sounds: In another context, "sòng sọc" can describe the bubbling noise made by something like a hookah (a type of water pipe). For example, "điếu kêu sòng sọc" means the hookah is making bubbling sounds.