PART 2 · LESSON 17 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
Advice for Husbands
The pier at evening the week before the wedding, Uncle Chai, Tee and Jack over a net: Tee, listen to your wife, even when she's wrong, listen; and when she's right? then say so, fast, it's worth it; and the fireworks, worth it? forget it, the boats are enough; I think it's worth it, Uncle; Jack, is quarrelling worth it? no need to ask me, ask Aunt Oy: worth it, no need, forget it.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
The pier at Bang Rak at evening, a net across three laps, the week before the wedding: Uncle Chai speaks to his son and to Jack plainly, Tee says the polite word to his father, Jack keeps it with Uncle Chai and speaks to Tee as a friend.
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