PART 3 · LESSON 25 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
One More Stall
Chinese New Year in Yaowarat in February, lanterns and a crowd, Tee and Golf: one more stall, come on; it's midnight, you know, the boat goes at six; six is ages away, come on now; what's at the next stall, then; grilled bread, you can't not eat it; I can skip it, you know; one piece, then; fine, one, mind: the sentence-end particles that carry the wink, coaxing and resisting.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Yaowarat at midnight on Chinese New Year, lanterns over the road and a crowd between the stalls, Tee and Golf with Jack: everyone speaks as friends, no particle; Golf calls Jack Captain.
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