PART 1 · LESSON 7 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The Two Boys
The yard on the day of the planking, Master Wichai lending Jack his two young helpers, Ek and Boy: today the two boys are yours; what should I have them do? let Boy cut the wood; Boy? better let him measure; then let Ek cut; now you talk like a master; let's start before the sun is hot; let the boys bring the wood first; let the old man have his coffee first: let someone, let him, and let's.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
Master Wichai's yard on Khlong Bang Luang at seven on a cool-season morning, the planks ready and the master's two young helpers, Ek and Boy, lent to Jack for the day: Master Wichai speaks to Jack plainly by name, Jack keeps the polite word.
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