PART 3 · LESSON 21 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The Proper Word
Father's Day at the family's house behind the pier in December, Jack's first as a father: whoa, this curry is boom; boom, in front of Mali; sorry, the curry is delicious; at the stall, fine, at home, no; boom is very good, whoa is the polite word; and whoa is not my name; happy Father's Day, Uncle Chai; a canna flower from Mali, now eat: the plain twin of every slang word, and when to switch.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The family's house behind the pier in Bang Rak on Father's Day, lunch on the table and Mali on Nam's lap: Jack and Nam speak as a couple, no particle, Nam says the woman's I; Jack says the polite word to Aunt Oy and Uncle Chai, who call him Jack without a particle.
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