PART 3 · LESSON 28 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The Monkeys
The foot of Khao Takiab, the hill of the monkeys at the end of the beach, a corn stall and the family with a pram: the sign says no feeding the monkeys; careful, they snatch bags; I've told Mum to hold the bag tight; don't look them in the eye; don't run, walk slowly; one's on the car; careful, a baby monkey, the mother's near; Mum says in Seattle it's beware of bears: three ways to warn, on a sign and in speech.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The foot of Khao Takiab, the hill of the monkeys at the end of the beach at Hua Hin, late afternoon in September, Mali in the carrier on Jack's chest: the vendor speaks as a woman with the woman's polite word; Jack and Nam speak as a couple, no particle; Uncle Chai speaks to everyone plainly, and Jack says the polite word to him.
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