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"The impolite forms of “you” and “I” are simply rude." Practice Lesson
"The impolite forms of “you” and “I” are simply rude." Practice Thai lesson
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Number of words and phrases in this lesson:
9
Lesson words:
a word placed before or after a verb or an adjective to emphasize it
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as; that
,
how (informal short form)
,
I (impolite form)
,
it
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rude; impolite
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word
,
you (impolite form)
etc.
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Lesson phrases:
The impolite forms of “you” and “I” are simply rude.
etc.
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