PART 3 · LESSON 27 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Seafood for Ten
The seafood restaurant on the pier at Hua Hin in the evening, a table by the water for ten and a pram: how many; ten, a table by the water; one big steamed fish, two dishes of prawns; stir-fried vegetables, one dish of each, not spicy; the soup, a cup each or one big bowl; one big bowl, ten small ones; the fish is fresh, one is enough; then two, my son-in-law's father is a big eater: the counting words of a seafood table.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The seafood restaurant on the pier at Hua Hin, early evening in September, a long table by the water, Mali asleep in the pram: the waiter and Jack say the polite word to each other; Jack says the polite word and Uncle Chai to Uncle Chai, who calls him Jack without a particle and says uncle for I.
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