| The goal of this lesson is to learn vowel and consonant
ending, xao, xko, xyo, xuo, xbo, xno, x5o, x6o, xko, gxa,F gxo, and ggxo and to pronounce them with Lao consonant. You can
practice listening and reading by clicking on the button below or the underlined words. |
Listening and Reading
these Endings.1
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xko |
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| [ko |
| ball |
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xno |
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| 1no |
| standing |
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ggxo |
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| gg7o |
| a type of musical instrument |
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.
Practice 2: Reading and Listening
The goal is to listen and identify syllables that you hear.
Each syllable is separated by spaces.
Vocabulary:
| lP'(sound), gg7o(a type of musical instrument), gglo(a hundred
thousand), ,j;o(joyful), [ko(ball), 1no(to stand), 0ao(pedestal), ;ao(day), 9ao(Monday), xaopk(skill), [ko(to bloom), lko(court), dtfko(blackboard), dyo(to eat), [yo(to fly), pyo(to hear), fyo9uj(brick), 8uo(feet), xuo(to climb), s^a'(back), ,bo(anesthetize), mbo(fund/profit), -5,vbo(other group), 2no(log), 9no(to fry), lyj'vnjo(other stuff), [5o(fiesta), oeh05jo(unclear water), 76o(multiply), x6o(cement), gruj,x6o(to add cement), gxao(to be), gvao(tenden), gsao(to see), dk'g;ao(daytime), g;opk,(security guard), ggxo(flat/clear), fyoggfo(land) |
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