Forget

Have you ever lost something important because you weren’t paying attention? This easy Thai story follows a very forgetful day: a bus ride to the university library, carrying a phone and wallet by hand, and a friend’s sensible advice to buy a bag. After buying a snack, the phone and wallet go into the plastic bag for safekeeping, which turns out to be a big mistake. Listen for everyday Thai about getting around, carrying things, and that sinking feeling when you realise what you’ve done.

Thai Vocabulary:
ลืม (lʉʉm) – To forget
กระเป๋าเงิน (grà-bpǎo ngən) – Wallet
ถุงพลาสติก (tǔng pláat-sà-dtìk) – Plastic bag
ถังขยะ (tǎng kà-yà) – Rubbish bin

Simple, slowly spoken stories like this one help you pick up vocabulary in context and remember it naturally. Keep listening and enjoy the story!

Absolute Beginner Apartment Bag Bus Daily Life Feelings Food Forgetting Library Money Phone Rubbish Shopping Snack Story Transport University Wallet

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