Chapter 1 - Greetings 2

Reply the question (answer the fact of where you are now).

Pŏm bpen (a)   Singapore kráb.

(I am Singaporean.)

Match the following

• Anggrìd

• China

• brpà-têhd

• Chinese

• kon Jeen

• England

• kon Anggrìd

• English

• Jeen

• Country

Chăn sàbaai dee kà, khun là ká?

• I'm fine, how about you?

• I'm fine, how are you?

• I'm comfortable, how about you?

• I'm comfortable, how are you?

Match the following

• sàbaai dee

• a bit

• sàbaai

• quite

• kôi

• comfortable

• níd nòi

• well; fine

• mâak

• a lot; very

Record in Thai.

"I'm not quite well today (wannée)."

Pŏm jà ​ (a)   (return) bâan ​ (b)   (already), ​khun là kráb?, gamlang jà bpai ​ (c)   (where)?

• glàb
• láew
• têenăi
• bpai
• maa
• là
• năi
• arai
• àrai

Match the following

• I'll go travel in Thailand

• Pŏm jà bpai têe tam-ngaan

• I'll go to work in Thailand

• Pŏm jà bpai tîao

• I'll go to office

• Pŏm jà bpai tam-ngaan têe mueang Thai

• I'll go travel

• Pŏm jà bpai tam-ngaan

• I'll go to work

• Pŏm jà bpai tîao têe mueang-Thai

This morning while you are walking to take a bus to go to work in Paya Lebar, you meet your neighbour. She asks you ................

(Listen to the audio and response the question in Thai).

Record the following in Thai:

"Hello, my name is Lauren. I'm a Singaporean. My family is in England. I come to work in Thailand. How about you?"