PART 3 · LESSON 23 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Putting It Right
The next landing the morning after, a net over the saw, a rope at the posts and a bag of mangoes from the flat: sorry that the sawdust reached your washing; from now on the saw faces the canal; I guarantee it won't reach the washing; you didn't have to; I promise no sanding after noon; and what are the mangoes for; for the coffee, and thanks for waiting; coffee's on me, it's really fine: apologizing for something and promising.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The neighbour's coffee stall at the landing next to Jack's boat workshop on Khlong Bangkok Noi, the morning after, a bag of mangoes on the counter: Jack keeps the polite word and calls her Khun Pranee, and Khun Pranee speaks as a woman with the woman's polite word.
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