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Around the house

Around the house

17 [สิบเจ็ด]

sìp-jèt

รอบบ้าน

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Our house is here. บ้านข---ราอ-ู---่-ี่ บ------------------- บ-า-ข-ง-ร-อ-ู-ท-่-ี- -------------------- บ้านของเราอยู่ที่นี่ 0
ba----a--n--r--------̂o-t-̂--nêe b-------------------------------- b-̂---a-w-g-r-o-a---o-o-t-̂---e-e --------------------------------- bân-kǎwng-rao-à-yôo-têe-nêe
The roof is on top. หล-ง-าอยู่---ง-น ห--------------- ห-ั-ค-อ-ู-ข-า-บ- ---------------- หลังคาอยู่ข้างบน 0
l-̌-g--a-a--yo---ka--g--on l------------------------- l-̌-g-k---̀-y-̂---a-n---o- -------------------------- lǎng-ka-à-yôo-kâng-bon
The basement is below. ห้---ต้ดิ-อย--ข้--ล--ง ห--------------------- ห-อ-ใ-้-ิ-อ-ู-ข-า-ล-า- ---------------------- ห้องใต้ดินอยู่ข้างล่าง 0
ha-w-g-d--̂i---n----y--o-k-̂ng---̂-g h----------------------------------- h-̂-n---h-̂---i---̀-y-̂---a-n---a-n- ------------------------------------ hâwng-dhâi-din-à-yôo-kâng-lâng
There is a garden behind the house. มีสวนอ-ู-ข-------บ้-น ม-------------------- ม-ส-น-ย-่-้-ง-ล-ง-้-น --------------------- มีสวนอยู่ข้างหลังบ้าน 0
m---t-wo-----y----ka-ng----ng----n m--------------------------------- m-̂-t-w-n-a---o-o-k-̂-g-l-̌-g-b-̂- ---------------------------------- mêet-won-à-yôo-kâng-lǎng-bân
There is no street in front of the house. ไม--ีถ--อยู-ห-้าบ-าน ไ------------------- ไ-่-ี-น-อ-ู-ห-้-บ-า- -------------------- ไม่มีถนนอยู่หน้าบ้าน 0
m--i--ê-t--------yo---n-̂----n m------------------------------ m-̂---e-e---o---̀-y-̂---a---a-n ------------------------------- mâi-mêet-non-à-yôo-nâ-bân
There are trees next to the house. มี--นไ--อย--ข--งบ-าน ม------------------- ม-ต-น-ม-อ-ู-ข-า-บ-า- -------------------- มีต้นไม้อยู่ข้างบ้าน 0
mee-d--̂-----i--̀-y--o--a--g-bân m-------------------------------- m-e-d-o-n-m-́---̀-y-̂---a-n---a-n --------------------------------- mee-dhôn-mái-à-yôo-kâng-bân
My apartment is here. อ--ทเ--น-์ข-งผม---่ที่นี่-- ของ---ัน อ------------------------ / ข------- อ-า-เ-้-ท-ข-ง-ม-ย-่-ี-น-่ / ข-ง-ิ-ั- ------------------------------------ อพาทเม้นท์ของผมอยู่ที่นี่ / ของดิฉัน 0
a--pa-t--én-k-̌w-g-pǒ-----yo----êe--ê------ng-dì-ch-̌n a---------------------------------------------------------- a---a-t-m-́---a-w-g-p-̌---̀-y-̂---e-e-n-̂---a-w-g-d-̀-c-a-n ----------------------------------------------------------- à-pât-mén-kǎwng-pǒm-à-yôo-têe-nêe-kǎwng-dì-chǎn
The kitchen and bathroom are here. ห----รัวแล----ง-้---ู-ที่นี่ ห--------------------------- ห-อ-ค-ั-แ-ะ-้-ง-้-อ-ู-ท-่-ี- ---------------------------- ห้องครัวและห้องน้ำอยู่ที่นี่ 0
ha-w-g-k-u---æ--ha---g--a---à--ôo-te-----̂e h-------------------------------------------- h-̂-n---r-a-l-́-h-̂-n---a-m-a---o-o-t-̂---e-e --------------------------------------------- hâwng-krua-lǽ-hâwng-nám-à-yôo-têe-nêe
The living room and bedroom are there. ห้องนั่---่-แ--ห-อ-นอน-ย-่ที-น-่ ห------------------------------- ห-อ-น-่-เ-่-แ-ะ-้-ง-อ-อ-ู-ท-่-ี- -------------------------------- ห้องนั่งเล่นและห้องนอนอยู่ที่นี่ 0
h------n--n----̂--l----a---g--a---a--yôo-têe-ne-e h-------------------------------------------------- h-̂-n---a-n---e-n-l-́-h-̂-n---a-n-a---o-o-t-̂---e-e --------------------------------------------------- hâwng-nâng-lên-lǽ-hâwng-nawn-à-yôo-têe-nêe
The front door is closed. ปร---บ้--ปิด ป----------- ป-ะ-ู-้-น-ิ- ------------ ประตูบ้านปิด 0
bhr-̀-dhoo-b-̂-----̀t b-------------------- b-r-̀-d-o---a-n-b-i-t --------------------- bhrà-dhoo-bân-bhìt
But the windows are open. แ--หน้าต่-ง-ปิด แ-------------- แ-่-น-า-่-ง-ป-ด --------------- แต่หน้าต่างเปิด 0
dh-̀-nâ--hàn---he---t d---------------------- d-æ---a---h-̀-g-b-e-r-t ----------------------- dhæ̀-nâ-dhàng-bhèr̶t
It is hot today. ว--นี้--ก-ศร้อน ว-------------- ว-น-ี-อ-ก-ศ-้-น --------------- วันนี้อากาศร้อน 0
wan---́--a---̀---a-wn w-------------------- w-n-n-́-----a-t-r-́-n --------------------- wan-née-a-gàt-ráwn
We are going to the living room. เร--ำ-ั--ป--่--องนั-ง-ล่น เ------------------------ เ-า-ำ-ั-ไ-ท-่-้-ง-ั-ง-ล-น ------------------------- เรากำลังไปที่ห้องนั่งเล่น 0
r----am--a-g-bh---t------̂wn--nân--l--n r--------------------------------------- r-o-g-m-l-n---h-i-t-̂---a-w-g-n-̂-g-l-̂- ---------------------------------------- rao-gam-lang-bhai-têe-hâwng-nâng-lên
There is a sofa and an armchair there. ม-โ-ฟา----ก้า-ี-น--ตั้งอยู-ที่น-้น ม--------------------------------- ม-โ-ฟ-แ-ะ-ก-า-ี-น-ม-ั-ง-ย-่-ี-น-้- ---------------------------------- มีโซฟาและเก้าอี้นวมตั้งอยู่ที่นั้น 0
m-e-soh-f---æ-------e--n-w---dhâng-a---ôo-t-̂--n--n m---------------------------------------------------- m-e-s-h-f---æ---a-o-e-e---o---h-̂-g-a---o-o-t-̂---a-n ----------------------------------------------------- mee-soh-fa-lǽ-gâo-êen-wom-dhâng-à-yôo-têe-nán
Please, sit down! เช-ญน-่- -รับ-- ค-ะ! เ------- ค--- / ค--- เ-ิ-น-่- ค-ั- / ค-ะ- -------------------- เชิญนั่ง ครับ / ค่ะ! 0
c--r̶---âng---áp---̂ c--------------------- c-e-̶---a-n---r-́---a- ---------------------- cher̶n-nâng-kráp-kâ
My computer is there. คอ----เ-อ----อ-ผ- /-ข-งด-ฉ-น -ั้ง-ย----งน-้น ค---------- ข---- / ข------- ต-------------- ค-ม-ิ-เ-อ-์ ข-ง-ม / ข-ง-ิ-ั- ต-้-อ-ู-ต-ง-ั-น -------------------------------------------- คอมพิวเตอร์ ของผม / ของดิฉัน ตั้งอยู่ตรงนั้น 0
k-w--p------r̶-----ng--o---kǎ--g-dì--hǎn---âng--̀-y-̂o--r----nán k-------------------------------------------------------------------- k-w---e---h-r---a-w-g-p-̌---a-w-g-d-̀-c-a-n-d-a-n---̀-y-̂-t-r-n---a-n --------------------------------------------------------------------- kawm-pew-dhur̶-kǎwng-pǒm-kǎwng-dì-chǎn-dhâng-à-yôot-rong-nán
My stereo is there. ส-ต-ร--อ----ผม-----งด--ัน --้งอ----รงนั้น ส------- ข---- / ข------- ต-------------- ส-ต-ร-โ- ข-ง-ม / ข-ง-ิ-ั- ต-้-อ-ู-ต-ง-ั-น ----------------------------------------- สเตอริโอ ของผม / ของดิฉัน ตั้งอยู่ตรงนั้น 0
sà--hur--r-́--h---̌----p----k-̌-ng-d----h--n-d-a-n--a---o-o---ong-n--n s---------------------------------------------------------------------- s-̀-d-u-̶-r-́-o---a-w-g-p-̌---a-w-g-d-̀-c-a-n-d-a-n---̀-y-̂-t-r-n---a-n ----------------------------------------------------------------------- sà-dhur̶-rí-oh-kǎwng-pǒm-kǎwng-dì-chǎn-dhâng-à-yôot-rong-nán
The TV set is brand new. ที-ี-คร--องนี้ใหม-ม-ก ท-------------------- ท-ว-เ-ร-่-ง-ี-ใ-ม-ม-ก --------------------- ทีวีเครื่องนี้ใหม่มาก 0
t---wee----̂u--g-n-́e--------̂k t------------------------------ t-e-w-e-k-e-u-n---e-e-m-̀---a-k ------------------------------- tee-wee-krêuang-née-mài-mâk

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