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Dust Mite Vacuum Cleaner

Follow along with an unboxing in Thai! A brand-new dust mite vacuum cleaner is opened, explored part by part, and put to work on a mattress. You’ll hear why a regular vacuum cleaner isn’t enough for mattresses and pillows, what the protective foam in the box is for, how to remove and wash the filter, and how a dust mite vacuum beats the dust loose before sucking it up, all in natural, everyday Thai.

Thai Vocabulary:
เครื่องดูดไรฝุ่น (krʉ̂ang dùut rai fùn) – Dust mite vacuum cleaner
แกะกล่อง (gɛ̀ glɔ̀ng) – To unbox / open a box
โฟมกันกระแทก (foom gan grà-tɛ̂ɛk) – Protective foam
ไส้กรอง (sâi grɔɔng) – Filter
กดปุ่ม (gòt bpùm) – To press a button

The lesson also opens with the day, date and time, a quick chance to review how these are said in Thai. Watch, listen and pick up practical vocabulary for everyday life at home!

Absolute BeginnerAppliancesCleaningDaily LifeDatesDaysHomeHousehold ItemsInstructionsMonthsShoppingTimeUnboxing

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