It's Fashion

It's a busy Monday morning and everyone is getting ready for school and work, but Yim can't find a matching pair of socks! One strawberry sock, one apple sock, one bear sock, one rabbit sock... and not a single pair. Mum has a clever solution, and soon the whole family is talking fashion, from mismatched earrings to Daisy's very unusual choice of shoes after Dam carries one off and chews it. This slow, simple story is full of repetition, making it ideal for beginners practising numbers, counting pairs, and saying whether things are the same or different.

Thai Vocabulary:
ถุงเท้า (tǔng-táao) – Socks
คู่ (kûu) – Pair
ข้าง (kâang) – One of a pair / Side
เหมือนกัน (mʉ̌an gan) – The same
คล้ายๆ กัน (kláai kláai gan) – Similar

Will everyone make it out the door with something on both feet? Listen along and find out!

Absolute Beginner Accessories Animals Clothes Comparison Daisy Dam Date Dressing Family Fashion Father Fruit Morning Mother Numbers Pets School Shoes Socks Story Tim Time Yim

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It's Fashion

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