Lingopolo

Understand spoken Thai

"to open; to turn on" Practice Thai lesson

Number of words and phrases in this lesson: 51

Lesson words:

can opener (American); tin opener (British),

to open an account,

to open; to turn on

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Lesson phrases:

a man opening his briefcase on the metro,

But the windows are open.,

Could you please open the curtains?,

Did the bank open?,

Don’t open the window. (male polite form),

Excuse me. Don’t open the window,

Has your shop been open for a long time?,

He fell asleep although the TV was on.,

He opened the curtains to let sunlight into the room.,

I don’t think banks are open today.,

I need to open a bank account.,

I said, ‘Don’t open the window’.,

Is it open yet?,

Is the art gallery open on Fridays? (male polite form),

Is the exhibition open on Tuesdays? (male polite form),

Is the fair open on Mondays? (male polite form),

Is the market open on Sundays? (male polite form),

Is the museum open on Thursdays? (male polite form),

Is the zoo open on Wednesdays? (male polite form),

It opens at 9 a.m.

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