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Relaxing Day

What does a relaxing day look like for you? In this easy Thai lesson, spend a laid-back day outdoors on the grass and explore the different ways people like to unwind: reading a book, writing in a notebook, drawing a picture, listening to music with headphones, and watching Korean dramas on an iPad. You’ll also hear a funny story about planning to watch just one episode and ending up watching all night! A few friendly dogs even drop by to say hello.

Thai Vocabulary:
วันสบายๆ (wan sà-baai sà-baai) – A relaxing day
ผ่อนคลาย (pòn klaai) – To relax
สนามหญ้า (sà-nǎam yâa) – Lawn / Grass
สมุด (sà-mùt) – Notebook
หูฟัง (hǔu fang) – Headphones
ซีรีส์เกาหลี (sii-rîi gao-lǐi) – Korean series

How do you spend your relaxing days? Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

Advanced BeginnerActivityDogDrawingFootballHobbiesKoreaMusicOutdoorsReadingRelaxingShoppingSleepingStationeryTechnologyTv ShowWriting

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