Lesson 14

 

The goal of this lesson is to learn Lao consonants,  d;, 7;, and 0; and to pronounce them with Lao vowels.    You can practice listening and reading by clicking on the button or the underlined words below.
 
 
ltws; wd; v6j ohv'
Saway sways the craddle of her younger sibling.

 

Listen to and read these consonants.1

d;

d;k'

deer

0;

gg0o0;k

right arm

7;

7;aow2

smoke

 

Practice 1: Reading with Vowels
To find out what tones these syllables have, please click tone.
Some of these syllables do not have meaning attached to them.
NM - no meaning.
The goal is to practice reading and listening.
 

d;

d;k

gd;

wd; fud;jk

NM

NM sway/push better

0;

0;t

0;k

g0; w0;j0k

NM

right side NM cross leg

7;

7;t

7;k

gg7; 7;jkgonhv

NM

prepare (food) NM fried beef

 

Practice 2: Reading Words

ltws;.-h,n0;k

wd;v6jwxwdd;jkD
Sawii uses his right hand swaying the craddle farther than
r+7;kgvqkrhk 16jc9/k
a cook is taking a chopping knife at the corner of a wall
grnjvwxsksphk ,k.sh,hk c]t];kD
as to go look for grasses for horses and mules

 

  Vocabulary:

nouns:  ltws; (girl's name), v6j(wooden craddle), ohv' (young sibling), d;k' (deer), gg0o (arm), 7;aow2 (smoke)
verb: 
wd; (sway/push)
adjective: 
0;k (right)
 
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