Washbasin Cabinet

Learn practical Thai for DIY and home repairs in this easy, hands-on lesson! The legs on the bathroom cabinet under the sink are too long, so it's time to swap them for a shorter set bought online. Follow along step by step: lifting off the sink, unpacking the new legs with a cutter knife, exploring what's inside the toolbox, and unscrewing and screwing in each leg. Along the way, you'll hear the names of common tools and action verbs like cut, unwrap, lift and tighten, plus counting, colours and measurements in slow, natural Thai.

Thai Vocabulary:
ไขควง (kǎi-kuang) – Screwdriver
ตะปูเกลียว (dtà-bpuu gliao) – Screw
อ่างล้างหน้า (àang láang nâa) – Washbasin / Sink

Seeing each tool and action as you hear the word makes new vocabulary easy to understand and remember. Keep listening, and enjoy learning Thai through everyday life!

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Washbasin Cabinet

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