Pros and Cons of the Seats in your Classroom - Yim's Family and Friends

In this video, Kru Riam shares a simple Thai story about school life and classroom seating. Yim and Daisy talk about where they sit in the classroom and discuss the differences between sitting at the front and the back of the room. Along the way, you'll learn useful Thai vocabulary related to school, furniture, and everyday conversations.

Thai Vocabulary:
ห้องเรียน (hâawng-rian) – Classroom
หน้าห้องเรียน (nâa hâawng-rian) – Front of the classroom
หลังห้องเรียน (lǎng hâawng-rian) – Back of the classroom

Listening to simple stories is a great way to learn Thai naturally. Keep practicing, enjoy the journey, and your Thai will improve little by little every day!

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Pros and Cons of the Seats in your Classroom - Yim's Family and Friends

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