Refrigerator

Take a peek inside the fridge in this everyday Thai lesson! The freezer and the main fridge compartment are opened one at a time to discover what’s inside, from frozen meatballs and ice trays to eggs, fruit, fresh vegetables, chocolate, a bag of donuts, and even face masks. There’s also a jar of ปลาร้าบอง, a spicy fermented fish dip that’s popular in Thailand. Along the way, you’ll count items using Thai classifiers, learn the names of common foods, and pick up useful action words like open, close, pull, twist, and peel, all in slow, natural Thai.

Thai Vocabulary:
ตู้เย็น (tûu yen) – Refrigerator
ช่องฟรีซ (chɔ̂ng fríit) – Freezer compartment
ไข่ไก่ (khài gài) – Chicken eggs
ปอกเปลือก (pɔ̀ɔk plʉ̀ak) – To peel

Learning Thai through everyday objects helps you remember vocabulary in context. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

Beginner Beauty Classifiers Counting Daily Life Drinks Food Fruit Home Kitchen Numbers Skincare Snacks Thai Food Vegetables

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Refrigerator

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