Daily Routine

Follow a full day from the first alarm to bedtime in this easy Thai lesson about daily routines! Wake up (after hitting snooze a few times), make the bed, brush your teeth, then stretch with some yoga and jumping jacks. After journaling and reading, it's time for a quick breakfast of instant rice porridge and milk before checking the to-do list, working at the computer, and getting ready with hair, makeup, and earrings. The day wraps up with dinner, a shower, and bed. Each action is shown as it's said, so everyday Thai verbs are easy to pick up just by watching and listening.

Thai Vocabulary:
กิจวัตรประจำวัน (gìt-jà-wát bprà-jam wan) – Daily routine
ตื่นนอน (dtʉ̀ʉn nɔɔn) – To wake up
แปรงฟัน (bprɛɛng fan) – To brush your teeth
ออกกำลังกาย (ɔ̀ɔk gam-lang gaai) – To exercise

These are words you'll use every single day, so try describing your own routine in Thai!

Advanced Beginner Activity Bathroom Bedroom Breakfast Computer Cooking Daily Routine Dressing Drinks Exercise Food Hair Health Home Hygiene Kitchen Makeup Morning Reading Sleep Work Writing Yoga

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Daily Routine

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