PART 3 · LESSON 29 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Hug Now, Cry Later
Departures at Suvarnabhumi in the second week of September, the grandparents' bags on a trolley and the family round them: later, when Mali walks, we'll go; tell them to come back at New Year; tell your father I'll keep the boat; sticky rice, to eat on the plane; I'll send a photo every day; hug now, cry later; Mum and Dad send their thanks; no need for thanks, just come back later: a promise for later.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Departures at Suvarnabhumi in the second week of September, Jack's parents' bags on a trolley, Mali in the pram: Jack says the polite word and Aunt Oy to Aunt Oy, who calls him Jack without a particle and says aunt for I; Tee and Jack speak as friends, no particle.
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