PART 2 · LESSON 16 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The Tray
Ploy's dessert stall beside Uncle Boon's, a tray of coconut desserts on the floor and nothing broken: aaah, the tray fell; whoa, the whole tray; wow, not one cup broke; can I say it like Ploy; that cry is for women, men say whoa, with friends; and the one for dead already; that's for when it really breaks, here it's just oh; oh, like that, now help me pick up the coconut: the clean exclamations of the soi, and who says which.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Ploy's Thai-dessert stall beside Uncle Boon's at the night market at the mouth of the soi, a tray of coconut desserts on the floor: Ploy, Golf and Jack speak as friends, no particle.
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