Short articles and everyday conversations — Arabic fully vowelled, Japanese with furigana — each with Thai sentence translations, tap-a-word glosses, and recorded narration where you see the audio badge.
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A commuter renews his monthly bus pass and asks about a change in routes covered by the pass.
A passenger who left her wallet on a bus works with a lost-and-found coordinator to track it down.
Two colleagues plan an alternative route to work after learning that their usual road will be closed.
Two siblings weigh the tram against the bus for their daily commute to university.
A brother and sister discuss precautions she should take when riding the bus home late at night.
A father talks with his son about wearing a helmet and following safety rules before he rides a motorbike.
Two mothers organise a weekly carpool schedule to take turns driving their children to school.
A customer returns a rental car and honestly reports a small scratch that appeared during his trip.
A shopkeeper calls a delivery driver to understand why the delivery van carrying his goods is late.
A patient describes symptoms to a doctor and receives advice on treatment and rest.
A newcomer asks a tourist information officer to help her understand an unfamiliar public transport map.
A customer visits the bank to open an interest-free current account and asks the employee about the required documents and conditions.
A customer explains to a bank employee that the ATM kept her card after a failed withdrawal and asks how to retrieve it.
A man arranges to send money to his family overseas and discusses fees, exchange rates, and delivery time with an employee at a transfer office.
A customer questions an unusually high electricity bill and asks the employee to review the meter reading.
A customer asks a bank employee to set up automatic monthly payments for his utility bills.
A traveller exchanges money before a trip and asks the money changer about the rate and small denominations.
A customer arranges to buy a refrigerator through a cooperative, interest-free instalment plan and discusses the payment schedule with the shop owner.
A customer asks a telecom employee to explain some unfamiliar charges that appeared on her monthly phone bill.
A customer who paid his bill a few days late asks the employee to waive the late fee, explaining the reason for the delay.
A customer asks a pharmacist about a prescribed medication and possible side effects.
A husband and wife sit together to review their monthly budget and agree on ways to save more without borrowing.
A mother helps her daughter plan a savings schedule so she can afford a bicycle without borrowing money.
A customer asks an employee to explain how a cooperative takaful plan differs from conventional insurance and how surplus funds are distributed.