PART 1 · LESSON 1 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES Free
The Groom's Side
The family's table behind the pier the morning after the talk, Uncle Chai and Aunt Oy with the list of what a groom's side does: sit down, we must talk about the engagement; the groom's side brings the trays and the ring; how much should the sin sod be? It needn't be much, a hundred thousand is enough; must my parents come? They needn't, but you should have an elder; may I ask Master Wichai? You should, he's known me thirty years: must, should and needn't.
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The family's table in the house behind the pier at Bang Rak on a morning in the cool season: Jack keeps the polite word with Uncle Chai and Aunt Oy and calls them uncle and aunt; they call Jack by name and say uncle and aunt for I.
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