Contest

In this Easy Thai lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about entering contests in Thai, from a singing contest to Miss Universe to a buffalo beauty contest! Each sentence is built up step by step, so you can hear how short words combine into full sentences.

Thai Vocabulary:
ประกวด (bprà-gùat) – Contest / To compete
ร้องเพลง (rɔ́ɔng pleeng) – To sing
เข้าร่วม (kâo rûam) – To take part / To join
ควาย (kwaai) – Buffalo
สวยงาม (sǔay-ngaam) – Beautiful

Beginner Animals Beauty Buffalo Competition Contest Miss Universe Music Singing

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