Funny Stories Episode 2

In this second episode of funny real-life stories, find out what it’s like growing up with a dad who seems to love his animals more than his own daughter! Hear about free-roaming chickens that get taken on day trips, a dinner that has to be saved for the family dog, and two dramatic snake encounters, one of which ends with a mother locking the front door while her daughter is still outside. Along the way, you’ll pick up natural, everyday Thai for describing feelings, animals and life at home, plus the difference between คลุก and ผสม.

Thai Vocabulary:
น้อยใจ (nɔ́ɔi-jai) – To feel hurt / slighted
เล้าไก่ (láo gài) – Chicken coop
งู (nguu) – Snake
คลุก (khlúk) – To mix (by hand)
สะบัด (sà-bàt) – To shake / flick
แง้ม (ngɛ́ɛm) – To open slightly (a door)

Sit back, enjoy the story, and train your ear with natural spoken Thai!

Advanced Animals Chicken Dog Family Feelings Food Funny Home Pets Plants Snake Story

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Funny Stories Episode 2

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