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| Contents |
Main page |
| Introduction |
| Pronunciation |
| Basic Grammar |
| General Phrases |
| Making Friends |
| Question Words |
| What? |
| When? |
| Why? |
| How? |
| Who? |
| Where? |
| What kind? |
| Which? |
| How many? |
| How much? |
| How long? |
| What time? |
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| Numbers |
| Days |
| Months |
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Pronouns |
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| g9Qk |
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ca@w |
you |
| 0hvp |
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khO^j |
I, me |
| ]k; |
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la#aw |
he, she |
| g0qkg9qhk |
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khaoca$w |
they, them, their |
| 0tg9qhk |
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khaca$w |
they, them, their |
| r;dg9qk |
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phua1k-
ca2w |
you (pl) |
| r;d0hvp |
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phua1k-
kho2y |
we |
| r;d |
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phua1k |
group, we, us |
| ,ao |
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man |
it |
| 0hkrtg9hk |
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kaphajao |
I/me (formal) |
| gryjo |
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phA&n |
he, she, him,
her (respected) |
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Conversation 1 |
| Listen to the whole conversation |
| A1 |
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0= 3mfF g9Qk -nj spa' L |
khO%O tho@ot, ca@w
sy&y Na%G? |
Excuse me, what is your name? |
| B1 |
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0hvp -nj 9vo |
khO^j sy&y cO@On |
My name is John. |
| A2 |
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]k; -nj [5o,uF c,jo [= L |
la#aw sy&y
bu%nmJ#J, mE&En bO%O? |
His name is Bounmy, right? |
| B2 |
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c,jo c]h;F ]k; -nj [5o,u |
mE&En lE@Ew, la#aw
sy&y bu%nmJ#J |
Right, his name is Bounmy. |
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Conversation 2 |
| Listen to the whole
conversation |
| A1 |
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g9Qjk 1kd dyo
spa' L |
ca@w ja^ak kJ%n Na%G ? |
What would you like to eat ? |
| B1 |
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0hvp 1kd dyo
g0Qk zaf |
khO^j ja^ak kJ%n
kha^w-pha#t |
I'd like fried rice. |
| A2 |
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|6j g9Qk gfJ L |
mu&u ca@w, de+e ? |
How about your friend ? |
| B2 |
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]k; 1kd dyo g/u |
la#aw ja^ak kJ%n fA%A |
She'd like noodles. |
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Conversation 3 |
| Listen to the whole
conversation
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| A1 |
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r;dg9Qk,kc8j.l
L |
phu@ak ca@w
ma#a tE&E sa%j |
Where do you come from ? |
| B1 |
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r;d0hvp,kc8jxtgmf/iaj'D |
phu@ak
khO^j ma#a tE&E pa-the@et fala&ng |
We come from France. |
| A2 |
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r;dg9QkgfH
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phu@ak ca@w
de+e |
How about you ? |
| B2 |
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r;d0hvp,kc8j]k;D |
phu@ak
khO^j ma#a tE&E la#aw |
We come from Laos. |
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Conversation 4 |
| Listen to the whole
conversation |
| A1 |
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g0qkg9Qk0ujspa',k3I'IPo
L |
kha%wca@w khJ&J
Na%G ma#a ho#oG-hJ#an |
How do they come to school ? |
| B1 |
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g0qkg9Qk0uj]qfg,,k |
kha%wca@w khJ&J
lo&t-me#e ma#a |
They take the bus. |
| A2 |
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vk9kofk]kgfJ L |
a%aca%an da%ala#a de+e |
How about Ajan Dala ? |
| B2 |
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]k;0a[]qf,k |
la#aw kha#p lo&t
ma#a |
She drives her car. |
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Relationship Terms |
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| The relationship terms show respect and friendliness.
They are standed for 'I', 'You', 'She', 'He', and 'They.' Sometimes, they are
used in front of the person's name in order to show respect and friendliness. Here
are some terms in Lao. |
| vhkp |
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a@aj |
older brother -male |
| gvNvp |
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y@aj |
older sister-female |
| ohv' |
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nO@OG |
younger brother,
sister-male and female |
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