Do Not Give Up on the Jigsaw Puzzle
On a Saturday afternoon, a parcel arrives with a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle ordered online. Follow the whole family as they find the corners, sort the edges, group pieces by colour, and refuse to stop until the puzzle is finished, even if that means eating lunch, snacks and dinner at the table! Along the way, you’ll hear how to tell the time in Thai and how to describe doing two things at once.
Thai Vocabulary:
ต่อจิ๊กซอว์ (tɔ̀ɔ jík-sɔɔ) – To do a jigsaw puzzle
พัสดุ (phát-sà-dù) – Parcel
ไม่ยอมแพ้ (mâi yɔɔm phɛ́ɛ) – Don’t give up
ขี้เกียจ (khîi-gìat) – Lazy