English-Khmer Phrasebook

with
Useful Wordlist
(for C a m b o d i a n s )

Center for Applied Linguistics

English-Khmer Phrasebook
with
Useful Wordlist
(for C a m b o d i a n s )

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Center for Applied Linguistics

 The C e n t e r f o r A p p l i e d L i n g u i s t i c s has r e s p o n d e d
t o t h e u r g e n t need c r e a t e d by t h e i m m i g r a t i o n o f
t h o u s a n d s o f I n d o c h i n e s e r e f u g e e s t o t h i s c o u n t r y by
d e v e l o p i n g m a t e r i a l s f o r u s e by t h e r e f u g e e s a n d
o t h e r s working w i t h them. I t i s o u r hope t h a t t h i s
p r e s e n t w o r k , d e s i g n e d s p e c i f i c a l l y f o r Cambodian
r e f u g e e s , w i l l c o n t r i b u t e to b r i d g i n g the language
and c u l t u r a l b a r r i e r s , a n d h e l p t h e r e f u g e e s t o t a k e
t h e i r p l a c e a s new members o f A m e r i c a n s o c i e t y .

L i b r a r y o f Congress Catalog Card N o . : 80-66143

ISBN: 87281-115-8

C o p y r i g h t © 1980
By t h e C e n t e r f o r A p p l i e d L i n g u i s t i c s
1611 N o r t h K e n t S t r e e t
A r l i n g t o n , V i r g i n i a 22209

Printed i n the U.S.A.

 ENGLISH-KHMER PHRASEBOOK

Contents

Introduction v
Map o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s vii
The 50 S t a t e s and I m p o r t a n t Cities viii
Unit 1 C o p i n g w i t h t h e Language Barrier 1
Unit 2 Useful Forms o f E t i q u e t t e 4
Unit 3 Giving Information about Y o u r s e l f 7
Unit 4 Recognizing Signs 12
Unit 5 C o n v e r t i n g W e i g h t s and M e a s u r e s 15
Unit 6 U s i n g Numbers 18
Unit 7 D e a l i n g w i t h Money 22
Unit 8 D e a l i n g w i t h Time 25
Unit 9 Locating Things 28
Unit 10 D e s c r i b i n g Things and P e o p l e 32
Unit 11 Doing Things 40
Unit 12 Going Places 50
Unit 13 Conveying Information 58
Unit 14 Health 62
Unit 15 Food 66
Unit 16 Clothing 71
Unit 17 Housing 77
Unit 18 Jobs 83
Unit 19 About S c h o o l s 87
KHMER-English W o r d l i s t 93
ENGLISH-Khmer W o r d l i s t 107

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Unit 2 4

Unit 3 7

Unit 4 12

Unit 5 15

Unit 6 18

Unit 7 22

Unit 8 25

Unit 9 28

Unit iO 32

Unit 11 40

Unit 12 50

U n i t 13 58

Unit 14 62

U n i t 15 66
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Unit 16 71

Unit 17 77

Unit 18 83

U n i t 19 87

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 INTRODUCTION

The E n g l i s h p h r a s e s i n t h i s book a r e
g r o u p e d by s u b j e c t a n d a r e s e l e c t e d f o r t h e i r
d i r e c t n e s s , b r e v i t y , and r e l e v a n c e t o t h e needs
o f newly a r r i v e d r e s i d e n t s o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s .
They a r e , f o r t h e most p a r t , p r e s e n t e d i n t h e
form o f s h o r t , t w o - l i n e d i a l o g u e s .
The p h r a s e s a n d s u p p l e m e n t a r y v o c a b u l a r y
i n t h e 19 u n i t s c o v e r a w i d e r a n g e o f s i t u a t i o n s
and s e r v e t o i n t r o d u c e new C a m b o d i a n r e s i d e n t s
to the d a i l y a c t i v i t i e s o f American l i f e . The
two w o r d l i s t s p r o v i d e t e r m s w h i c h a r e m o s t f r e -
quently needed. I n many p h r a s e s , t h e i m p o r t a n t
E n g l i s h w o r d s a n d t h e i r Khmer e q u i v a l e n t s a r e
underlined. The c a s s e t t e t a p e s w h i c h a c c o m p a n y
t h i s p h r a s e b o o k a r e a v a i l a b l e s e p a r a t e l y , and
p r o v i d e spoken models o f both t h e E n g l i s h and
Khmer p h r a s e s .
As w i t h a l l p h r a s e b o o k s , t h i s o n e i s n o t
i n t e n d e d as a s t e p - b y - s t e p t e x t b o o k f o r l e a r n -
ing English. I t i s i n t e n d e d a s a handy r e f e r -
e n c e book f o r i m m e d i a t e u s e when E n g l i s h p h r a s e s
o r words a r e needed.
T h i s p h r a s e b o o k i s l a r g e l y an a d a p t a t i o n
o f t h e V i e t n a m e s e - E n g l i s h Phrasebook ( C A L , 1975)
by Nguyen Hy Q u a n g . I t i s b a s e d o n needs a s
e x p e r i e n c e d by I n d o c h i n e s e f a m i l i e s who h a v e
been a r r i v i n g i n t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s s i n c e 1 9 7 5 .
T h i s C a m b o d i a n e d i t i o n has been a d a p t e d a n d
t r a n s l a t e d by Samnang S o e u r a n d C h a n t h a v y S o e u r .
The c a l l i g r a p h y was done by Y o n n a r a K e n g .

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Vietnamese

E n g l i s h Phrasebook (CAL, 1975) m?Ar?&ti?W fffti P)fptil

fT)J-?) $m>V/$/)<$£f?A7><? A/^>B^ fdAf&fTAftO f&7/r

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THE 50 STATES : IMPORTANT CITIES:

ALABAMA 18 NORTH DAKOTA 37 A t l a n t a , Georgia 16

ALASKA ¿4-9 OHIO 22 B a l t i m o r e , Maryland 11
ARIZONA ¿4-2 OKLAHOMA 33 Boston, Massachusetts 5
ARKANSAS 30 OREGON ke Chicago, I l l i n o i s 28
CALIFORNIA kô PENNSYLVANIA 9 Cleveland, Ohio 22
COLORADO ko RHODE ISLAND 6 D a l l a s , Texas 32
CONNECTICUT 7 SOUTH CAROL LHA 15 Denver, Colorado ko
DELAWARE 10 SOUTH DAKOTA 36 D e t r o i t , Michigan 2k
FLORIDA 17 TENNESSEE 20 Honolulu, Hawaii 50
GEORGIA 16 TEXAS 32 Los Angeles, C a l i f o r n i a ¿4-8
HAWAII 50 UTAH kl Miami, F l o r i d a 17
IDAHO kk VERMONT 3 New Orleans, L o u i s i a n a 31
ILLINOIS 28 VIRGINIA 13 New York, New York k
INDIANA 23 WASHINGTON k$ P h i l a d e l p h i a , Pennsylvania 9
IOWA 27 WEST VIRGINIA 12 Richmond, V i r g i n i a 13
KANSAS 3*4. WISCONSIN 25 S a l t Lake C i t y , Utah ¿4-3
KENTUCKY 21 WYOMING 39 San F r a n c i s c o , C a l i f o r n i a ij.8
LOUISIANA 31 S e a t t l e , Washington ¿4-5
MAINE 1 Washington, D.C.
MARYLAND 11
MASSACHUSETTS 1
MICHIGAN 2k
MINNESOTA 26
MISSISSIPPI 19
MISSOURI 29
MONTANA 38
NEBRASKA 35
NEVADA kl
NEW HAMSHIRE 2
NEW JERSEY 8
NEW MEXICO 1+1
NEW YORK k
NORTH CAROLINA Ik

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 UNIT 1
COPING WITH THE LANGUAGE BARRIER
fY)M:/7)ff&?tfAfo?*sr>An

What i s your* name?

-- My name i s Sokha. ifAm: a? so
Y —i /
(I am sorry) I don't understand.
ffrifMAT £/?(ff£fff$
I don't speak E n g l i s h (very w e l l ) . 9/?/V f ff?:ä0V7&?wti / ^ A T
, J

I don't know very much E n g l i s h .

Please speak s l o w l y .
if

I s t i l l don't understand. Please

say that again.

Do you understand?
Yes. I understand.
No. I don't understand.
i /
(Speaker p o i n t i n g t o a f o r k ) :
What i s t h i s i n E n g l i s h ?
(What do you c a l l t h i s ? )
— I t i s a fork,

I don't understand t h i s . Can you

help me?
 Coping w i t h ...

I understand some o f i t . iwA?#: y

I understand a l l o f i t .
>

I don't understand a l l o f i t .

I can speak French.

Do you speak French?

I want t o l e a r n more E n g l i s h .

Thank you f o r h e l p i n g me l e a r n
more E n g l i s h .

I am studying E n g l i s h a t school. i firtkf?)AM)vfftArfWmAn y

~j ) (J «v

I am studying E n g l i s h a t home.

I am studying E n g l i s h w i t h an tfirtk 1 fi?A ff& fftAf/v 7&6tf&f?

V <\0 «<> <V *r~
American f r i e n d .

( P o i n t i n g t o a w r i t t e n word:)
How do you say t h i s word?

What does t h i s word mean?

What does t h i s sentence mean?

Does anybody here speak Khmer?

Is there a Khmer-English
d i c t i o n a r y here?

Is there an English-Khmer
d i c t i o n a r y here?

How do you say i t ?

That i s very d i f f i c u l t .
 Coping w i t h .. ,

That i s easy.

I don't know how t o say i t i n

English.

I am l e a r n i n g more E n g l i s h every-
day.

Did I say i t r i g h t ? w§ turns'?

y -£nj—
How do you s p e l l your name?
-- I t i s S-O-K-H-A. ftO S-O-K-H-A.

How do you s p e l l "school"?

at f * O S>
-- I t ' s S-C-H-0-O-L.

Did I s p e l l t h i s word r i g h t ? ftf) S-C-H-0-O-L.

-- That's not r i g h t . "School"
i s s p e l l e d S-C-H..., not
S-K ... ft'&Affitfi "School"
s-c-h...,
I have brought a f r i e n d along t o S-K. . . /<? V
h e l p me w i t h my E n g l i s h .
A/ if *
This i s Khai S a r i k , a good
f r i e n d of mine.

The alphabet: ffftj:?

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q

R S T U V W X Y Z

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 UNIT 2
USEFUL FORMS OF ETIQUETTE
(J sv os

Hello. (or H i .) ATM

MS)
Good morning.
) /V 61
Good afternoon.
CO /V' S)
Good evening.

Goodbye.

Good n i g h t .

How are you?

— I am f i n e . Thank you,
And you?

I am f i n e , t o o . \ f?A7P AT Op Wfrf?

Thank you (very much),

— You are welcome.
Don't mention i t .

*Thanks.
 U s e f u l Forras

* Thanks a l o t .

Excuse me.

Pardon me. !

I am s o r r y .
1 I

That i s very good.

Congratulations,

My name i s fANXàt? ....

This i s Mr M:ti/f/prr

This i s Mrs fA:$?fAftfi£Af

This i s Miss fA:ti?sW&n¿m

I am p l e a s e d t o meet you. 1 e> A/ ti-

please come i n .

Please s i t down.

* Good l u c k . Ar&-$w{pAtiüfoA}/>vy)hav y

Have a good t r i p . A/Of} WìpXs£b?p^A/J?A?Up W «/

* Have a good day, JV&f A/Op W?grA :

— Thank you. You, too.

; <=s a.
* So l o n g .
* I ' l l see you l a t e r .
 U s e f u l Forms

*Take care. " $j>?s£ffipgA^tiffiy

Thank you. That s very n i c e / y / ^ / V ) </ tff?A?Mf?t9/WA/y>A7

of you.

*May I help you? tfi£ti.WM%M?>Atfi ?

>
A & f ^ ^ fAl}tA?£ft?JW &fS£ft9 ff?:/y*9SgA?fy&Atr%& *4

Note:
Phrases marked w i t h an a s t e r i s k ( * ) a r e those you may hear
Americans use when they speak t o you; t o use them c o r r e c t l y
y o u r s e l f , you need t o know more E n g l i s h .

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 UNIT 3
GIVING INFORMATION ABOUT YOURSELF

My name i s Sok B o r e i .

My f a m i l y name i s Sok ( o r , —t — 7, <v/

My surname i s Sok; o r a l s o ,
My l a s t name i s Sok).

My given name i s B o r e i (or a l s o ,

My f i r s t name i s B o r e i ) .

I do not have a middle name.

y-* —=< ¿2
I only use my given name B o r e i . tj/Er/fìfjwi: $ ut
y II— -< y^-
We only use our given names.

«VI •«W , ) 0
Sok B o r e i i s how I w r i t e my
} tv o j(J y ~~
name the Cambodian way.
~* ' .
B o r e i Sok i s how to w r i t e
my name the American way. i/ud/JA? VMS Cf/f&4 1

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 G i v i n g Information

The American way has the g i v e n

name f i r s t .

The Cambodian way has the

f a m i l y name f i r s t . fMf)S fis/Y) ô^/ff y

C a l l me B o r e i . That i s the imi c/7 y w ; ä ä / / v ^

•. - ^ y ä
name I go by. gifts Y

(Speaker i n t r o d u c i n g wife:) ( wfrZmwcrùy/yr&MA )

This i s my w i f e Neary. tTi®£vr>ji> An? ~

(Speaker i n t r o d u c i n g husband:)
This i s my husband B o r e i .

This i s my son Sopheap.

ti > f

What i s your l a s t name

( f a m i l y name)? ( /,
My l a s t name ( f a m i l y AAm ^Ai) g ^ Af*
name) i s Sok.

What i s your f i r s t name?

-- My f i r s t name i s B o r e i .

This i s my daughter Tevy,

Excuse me. What i s your name? <VfSf<P?AV, ^//W.^ P

How do you s p e l l your name?

-- I t i s B-O-R-E-I. hfvrrw B-o-R-E-i.

How do say i t ?

Where are you from? ^f9^htr^rtftrì<9-A7/W) ?

I am from Cambodia.

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 G i v i n g Information ...

I am Khmer.

Where were you born?

— I was born i n Phnom Penh,
Cambodia.

How do you s p e l l i t ?
I t i s P-H-N-O-M, and P-E-N-H. tftffrrwy P-H-N-O-M P-E-N-H

When were you born?

— I was born on May 17, 19tj.O
(May seventeenth, nineteen
forty).

What i s your date o f b i r t h ?

How many c h i l d r e n do you have? tftg!?&7AnA&A?A 9

I have f o u r c h i l d r e n . . . 4 >Af9A <U tf>rt

i 1/
Do you have r e l a t i v e s i n the US?
No. I don't have any
r e l a t i v e s i n the US.

I have an American sponsor.

1 -*•
I don't have a sponsor.
^f-t «=*•

My daughter married an American

citizen.

My daughter has American c i t i z e n -

I am b e i n g sponsored by a
v o l u n t a r y agency.
~A> —
The name o f the agency i s ... wtefY>?tAo°fSVM ° 0

9
 G i v i n g Information .

I have a (green) Immigrant

R e g i s t r a t i o n Card,

The r e g i s t r a t i o n number o f my fs>r$fr) ft

card i s ...

I do not have a p a s s p o r t . mA AT»ftpkftiA ffi

A l l my papers were l o s t .

I f i n i s h e d primary s c h o o l .

I f i n i s h e d secondary s c h o o l . g S^A frU-AF/AT)&f?f&A?f?p

I finished college. i r^A Gà&&Y>yfptfiw

THE PAI4ILY

(IXT^—

parents
father
mother mar
father-in-law
mother-in-law
grandparents
grandfather /vJY>
grandmother

grand c h i l d r e n fùv
children
child
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son
ftAftf/V
daughter f?A£Af
stepson
// / O;

stepdaughter
¿7 ? O
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 G i v i n g Information .

son-in-law
daughter-in-law
husband if
wife
brother
sister
older brother
younger brother
*ï/ ,6;«v
older s i s t e r
younger s i s t e r
h a l f brother

half sister
fXl&r/A ' " °*
relatives
uncle
aunt
cousin
niece
nephew
u
v

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 UNIT k
RECOGNIZING SIGNS

Entrance

Exit

Push

Pull

Danger

Restroom

Ladies or Women

Gentlemen or Men

Emergency E x i t

F i r e Escape

F i r e Alarm

No L i t t e r i n g

No Smoking

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 Recognizing Signs

No Admission tyn&b^ at sat-

is
Step Up

Step down

Wet Paint

For Sale AT <T) t} AT ft

For Rent AVr>&>vAV

Beware o f dog

Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • <? 06£tfft _ & oo Apt?

Keep o f f the grass

Hospital

U.S. M a i l £p Arh ^UATA/) WAWA7fflwlft

Post O f f i c e &A7f$/Arvgjy

Bank

Elevator

Stairs >v/vvv

Up

Down £T<,°
7
Exact Fare Only ris&^&A&typtifrMV&ftyty

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 Recognizing Signs

D e l i v e r y i n Rear XftM&JVfAyh&f/fVW
b 0

Out of Order *

To Lobby fjtlftfa&tnfaAS 9

Wet F l o o r fY)A CT /M

North

South

East

West wearer

Waiting Room

Use N i c k e l s , Dimes, or <^ tATA , 90 fAPA

Quarters $f \£f& SAT*

Change
 UNIT 5
inches
CONVERTING WEIGHTS AND MEASURES (cm.) ( i n . )
n

-— —
=-
2 ^
~ l
3 =
1 meter ftfgf? F=
4 :

I 1 yard 5 == =~~ 2
1
—
6 :
—M
E

l inch ?«v/x> - W.3Aysr ~ 3

8 =
i f o o t (12 i n . ) py>n .- 9^
1 yard ( 3 f t ) <? AO p ft
1 m i l e (1760 yd) 9 WOT z ftflfoUMR H
-4« =1 - A

1 1
-
—
12 =
- 5
:
1 u. = z—

1s —=
6
16 ^

17

18 =- 7

19 =

20 =r
- 8
21 =

22 EE
1
9
123 -
 Converting

1 teaspoon
1 tablespoon
1 f l u i d ounce OjjT) Arm
1 cup (8 f l u i d ounces)
1 p i n t (2 cups) o (jèi AT/ri
1 quart (2 p i n t s )
1 g a l l o n (i). quarts)

<9 Stfßf? quarts

1 quart

V
900

9 où ào
òli ¿7)0
ìlei
ko 90
0
là - 90
0 - M.ó
- L .Wo
-MO

'/Y>JT (tiffKtmi^sv)- srf\? ) x Jf

0 • #

M fi

°F
°F 32 98.6 212
-40 0 I 40 80 120 160 200 I
1 • • 1 1 1 i l i . l i t i • 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
-20
-40
°C 0 20 3740 60 80 100
°C
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 Converting

9 f$7/& 1
Pound

1 ounce (1 oz) 28,35 ¿^1^

l pound ( l i b ) OAS ftjyr/r?&
1 ton (2000 l b s ) 0,90 f/ft/G

1
l?V)& 0.035 ounce
2.200 pounds
1 1.100 tons

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 UNIT 6
USING NUMBERS

three

C a r d i n a l numbers :
0 zero
1 one 11 eleven 21 twenty-one 200 two hundred
2 two 12 twelve 22 twenty-two 1,000 one thousand
3 three 13 thirteen 30 thirty 2,000 two thousand
k f our 11+ fourteen ko forty 10,000 ten thousand
5 five 15 fifteen 50 fifty 100,000 one hundred
6 six 16 sixteen 60 sixty thousand
7 seven 17 seventeen 70 seventy 1,000,000 one m i l l i o n
8 eight 18 eighteen 80 eighty
9 nine 19 nineteen 90 ninety
10 ten 20 twenty 100 one hundred

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 Using Numbers .

O r d i n a l numbers (tAr9ff/f9 ) .
1st first 20th twentieth
2nd second 30th thirtieth
3rd third 100th hundredth
kth fourth 1000th thousandth
5th fifth 1/2 one-half
6th sixth 1/3 one-third
7th seventh 2/3 two-thirds
8th eighth 1A one-fourth (or one quarter)
9th ninth 3/k t h r e e - f o u r t h ^ ( o r three quarters)
10th tenth 5/8 five-eighths

What i s your phone number?

-- My phone number i s 61f.3-8709
( s i x four t h r e e , eight seven
oh n i n e . )

What i s the room number?

-- The room number i s 532 ( f i v e
1 1
thirty-two).

What i s the house number? ti;fAr*&Ar>A 9

-- The house number i s 12lj.6 5. ti:f/v» ?\#l,h
(twelve f o r t y - s i x ) .

Do you have a S o c i a l S e c u r i t y fftJ^fT&?AfA?fAf&&f<? ?

number?
-- Yes. I do. My S o c i a l S e c u r i t y Cfi& 9&7A V AAT^AT^V
number i s i|65-5l4--9908.

How many c h i l d r e n do you have? fft£fft&?A ftA fpy&Ap A P

-- I have two c h i l d r e n . . . 0&7A/TA ~&
Y 1/
How much time do you need? fftWftfftfmffMAfU'AlA ?
-- I need three days.

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 Using Numbers

How much money do you have? fftWft&?Af.Qlfrg/v|?/ff ?

I have twenty d o l l a r s .

How much i s t h i s ? ftîrA:êAAtr#)A ?

-- I t ' s $2.98 (two n i n e t y - e i g h t ) . _ & ft") V &d SA7A

How much would i t cost? sffrtïsâAtA ?

I t would cost about t e n d o l l a r s . _ _ fTfp s>o 4m?

How o l d a r e you?
I am 36 years o l d .

How t a l l a r e you?
I am f i v e f e e t f o u r ( i n c h e s ) .

How much do you weigh? /fftfi&A &A*)A ?

I weigh 135 pounds. _ _ ScP&A 9<m&

How long i s t h i s ? m m at sa :ft?ft à A ?

I t i s 6I4. i n c h e s .

How heavy i s i t ? ffittTMfAtfSÀufohfifn

I t i s about 25 pounds. __ fJ?c?ùrA&â'fti7A

How much gas can t h i s hold? ffîîV&fAiAJMW&fiftkfïïA&A7A ?

I t can h o l d two g a l l o n s , _. rtW/CrMtifrciA & %pgfA

How much water should I use? ffj intfnffiriïnv'AiA ?

Use about t h r e e cups. _. f£U£tfstnfir sr> ss?ti

What i s t h e temperature today? f%/f?MMffttn£fA:tjlhjbf£rt? ?

• z_ 0 r>
I t i s about 85 degrees.
Is i t very c o l d outside?
— Yes. I t ' s 2J4. degrees.
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 Using Numbers

Is i t very hot outside?

-- Yes. I t ' s 96 degrees.

Who wants t o be f i r s t ?
I want to be f i r s t .

Is t h i s the f i r s t time?
— No. This i s the second time.

Excuse me. Where i s the r e s t

room?
— The t h i r d door on the l e f t .

What i s the date today?

— I t i s Thursday, the 25th
(twenty-fifth).

Is t h i s the l a s t one?
— Yes, This i s the l a s t one.
No, This i s the next to
last.
No. There are three/many
more.

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 UNIT 7
DEALING WITH MONEY

d o l l a r ( $ ) ¿$1.00) 1/ ^
h a l f - d o l l a r , f i f t y cents ($.50
quarter , t w e n t y - f i v e cents($.25 25jO ffitfr^lytf MM"
dime , t e n cents ($.10 ; 10/0
n i c k e l , f i v e cents ($.05 5/)
penny/cent ( £ ) ($.01 / I/O

Do you have any money?

-- Yes. I have some money.
--No. I don't have any money.

How much money do you have?

-- I have 10 d o l l a r s . __ £T?/S 90 Xsvw
-- I don't have enough money.

Do you have change f o r a d o l l a r ?

Do you have change f o r a quarter?

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 Dealing w i t h Money-

Do you have change f o r a one/a f i v e ?

How much do I owe you? fri ì. ti mn ?

— You owe me three d o l l a r s and
t h i r t y - f i v e cents.

How much would i t cost?

I t would cost a l o t o f money.

You gave me a dime too much.

I'm a f r a i d you made a mistake.

How much i s t h i s ?
— I t ' s $1.95 (one n i n e t y f i v e ) _ _ /? etirnrfttf-fVA fth of
plus t a x .
— I t ' s $1.95 i n c l u d i n g t a x .
A/

Does t h i s i n c l u d e tax?

W i l l you take a check? fAfffT<FfiA7fA7f7 f<? 9

<=r a/

Here i s my i d e n t i f i c a t i o n . M sti 1 c?Yfiwm?sy?w/y? sir am

—»—ir ™f V
(At the post o f f i c e : ) c s/r/hvfiTArvfP) )
I would l i k e t o buy a money order, I &h <?at> crAv> tyvti* Arffrft
please.

23
 Dealing w i t h Money

(At t h e bank:)
I would l i k e t o open a cheeking 9 t$tV'KftkwrfWr$tffi

account.

I would l i k e t o open a savings

account,

I would l i k e t o deposit some money JtpJfJViKf&fi*: &/vfth

i n my account.
1 7
I would l i k e t o withdraw some
y ij • / j tv
money.

I would l i k e t o cash t h i s check,

please. I have an account here.

Here i s my name and my account

M: >v? / a v ? ; è FZT> w /ìksw$ rsti h
number.

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 UNIT 8
DEALING- WITH TIME

What time i e i t ? ( o r
Do you have the time?)
-- I t i s 9:15 (nine f i f t e e n ) sthk
I t i s t e n minutes t o f i v e (1+:^0) _. ß:#&Mfifjbj?f&ä % c 6. fro j
-- I t i s h a l f past t h r e e (3:30) --'fshü/n r?g; ( sr>:sr>0)
I t i s a q u a r t e r t o seven/ .. v% ^77#)ft smh &
six forty-five.

What i s t h e date today? or fart:? y

What day of the month i s t h i s ?
— I t i s Thursday, the l 8 t h
(eighteenth).

What day o f the week i s t h i s ?

It i s Wednesday.

What time do you open i n t h e

9$nt$rnfw&irMj$ snorm ft ?
morning?

What time do you close? fühs&&A2AJ£ft[f(?cx>s ?

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 Dealing w i t h Time

Are you open on Saturdays and

Sundays ?

We a r e e a r l y . rixr^ &ft&A ?7A &

We are l a t e .

When d i d you a r r i v e i n the

U n i t e d States?
I a r r i v e d i n the U n i t e d
States i n A p r i l , 1975.
I a r r i v e d i n the U n i t e d
States r e c e n t l y . -6
What day/date d i d you a r r i v e i n
the U n i t e d States? "7^ h <£>fiO ?
I a r r i v e d on A p r i l 21st.

How long have you been i n the U.S.?

I have been i n the U.S.
T Ye/ °* W
6 months. ¿7 'sv mm

Have you been here very long?

I have been here only a
short time.

He's been i n the U.S. a long time.

W i l l i t take a long time?

How long w i l l i t take?

I t w i l l take three days.
I t w i l l take a l o t o f time.

What time do I have t o be there?

At t h r e e o'clock.

When w i l l i t be ready?
— I t w i l l be ready F r i d a y .

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 D e a l i n g w i t h Time

What time w i l l the bus be here?

I t w i l l be here i n about
ten minutes.

U s e f u l Terms /rttym/$fJ/-flWÄA

day Sunday
night wer Monday
morning Tuesday
noon Wednesday
afternoon Thursday
evening Friday
Saturday
hour
minute
second

week January
month February
year March
April
today ÌÙSA: May
tomorrow June
yesterday July
next week August
l a s t week September
next month h ir ryy or October
l a s t month November
next year December
l a s t year

sr>fy in

ynftj In fitr?üf£vüf'&wft}9fw:f'ftsv> aoûi "pinole "

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 UNIT 9
LOCATING THINGS

Where i s i t ?
I t i s here/there.
It i s inside/outside.
I t i s i n here/out there.
I t i s out h e r e / i n there.
I t i s up here/down there
I t i s down here/up there.
I do not know where i t i s ,

Can you show me where i t i s ?

Could you t e l l me where t h i s

place i s ?

(At a p u b l i c p l a c e ) :
Excuse me. Where i s the r e s t
room?
' ^
I t i s over t h e r e , on the
right/left.
I t i s t h i s way. Follow me.
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 L o c a t i n g Things

Come w i t h me. I w i l l show

you where i t i s .

(In a p r i v a t e home):
Excuse me. Where i s the bathroom?
It i s upstairs/downstairs.
I t i s t h i s way. The second f)txitf>&'$f'f/s: </ stifivij(?
door on the r i g h t / l e f t .

Would you l i k e me t o show you

where i t i s ?
-- Yes, p l e a s e .

Would you l i k e me t o take you

there?

Where do you l i v e ?
I l i v e i n Springfield, gf^i Springfield, Virginia.
Virginia.

Where are you from?

I am from Cambodia.
I am from C a l i f o r n i a .

Where were you born?

I was born i n
Battambang, Cambodia.

(At the supermarket)

Excuse me. Where can I f i n d
soma r i c e ?
-- Rice i s i n a i s l e 6.

Excuse me. I s there a p u b l i c

^ *—*-
telephone around here?

Where can I get something t o

eat/drink? t?<?AT<F>4 /fin
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 L o c a t i n g Things

Can you buy i t i n a department

store/drugstore?

What i s the address? —

— The address i s ij.621 ( f o r t y <s¿7^9 J e f f e r s o n S t r e e t

s i x twenty one) J e f f e r s o n
Street.

Where i s t h i s place located? sft nfg & M:t/syA?fY/> ?

I t i s on the corner o f l 8 t h _. f/f&ifito&ltitifjj *>ci %k Franklin
and F r a n k l i n .
I t i s on Wilson Boulevard, .. J?f/$iff>& Wilson Boulevard
between B a r c l a y Street and B a r c l a y fiMtif1 Camden
Camden S t r e e t .
I t i s across the s t r e e t from
the post o f f i c e .

Did you see Mr. M a r t i n anywhere? WfffttpAtWtyfAnn Martin

Where d i d you put the can opener?

I put i t i n that drawer.
I put i t on the k i t c h e n
; 6^>
counter.
I put i t r i g h t here.
I don't remember where I put . . j WA &>&) 9.Q/$fifrfw!?Mr>
it.

Where do I sign?
Sign r i g h t here, on t h i s line. 7 O- "I

(Before s i t t i n g down t o d i n n e r ) : ( wt?:^&WApG')

Where should I s i t ?
You s i t between Jim and WftWJ$W£fM.° J i m %/b Nancy
Nancy.

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 L o c a t i n g Things

(Getting into a car):

Where should I s i t ?
Please s i t i n f r o n t .
Please s i t i n the back.

Where d i d you f i n d i t ?
I found i t behind the door. . _ £tpA tfttwty WfrJvf/mwjpy?
I found i t among my c l o t h e s . £ PA mtwsw f/v/ry&dfMY) w&wifi
I found i n the s t r e e t . ?tpA?frfw/y>fAyh/vfitf '
/ ^ —"*>—?/-
Where do I put this? f%Jj^f£rs&fA;fAy/}?j)/y> ^
Put i t on the bed. 'foriftSAiffbsff/}
Put i t under the bed.

Which way i s n o r t h / s o u t h / e a s t /
west?
-- North/south/east/west i s
t h i s way.

How are you l i s t e d i n t h e phone sfltiWiftft&AftkfAdhtfipthiw ?

book?
I am l i s t e d under Sok, . . £ipA&:$amisfty>& sok,
7 ? -* o
S-O-K. S-O-K
I am l i s t e d under Kramer, i(prt&:fMp:ff/Y>&- Kramer,
Robert N. Robert N.

Where Should I l o o k ?
-- Look i n the Y e l l o w Pages.

-- Look i n the d i r e c t o r y . . . f&ArfAV£Ar)ffJWfAf9 f/JVh

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 UNIT 10
DESCRIBING THINGS AND PEOPLE

How do you l i k e i t here?

I l i k e i t very much.
I t i s very n i c e .
— I am not used t o t h e c o l d / t h e
weather/the t r a f f i c y e t .

How l o n g have you been i n the U.S.?

I have been here s i x months.
— I l e f t Cambodia i n May.

How o l d a r e you?
I am 36 years o l d .
I am almost 21,
— I was 18 l a s t week.
7 > ~r </;
Are you h u n g r y / t h i r s t y ?
-- Yes. I am. CT) fi / GÌA7
-- No. I am n o t .
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 Describing

Are you b u s y / f r e e / i n a hurry?

-- Yes, I am.
— No, I am n o t . (P<? j Miff

Are you ready yet?

— Yes, I am.
— No, I am n o t .

How do you f e e l ?
— I feel fine.
— I don't f e e l very w e l l .

— So so.

(Tasting an American d i s h f o r
the f i r s t time) :
How do you l i k e i t ?
I t i s very good.
This i s a new t a s t e f o r m-j,
— I w i l l have t o l e a r n t o
like i t .
I r e a l l y don't know y e t .
I'm s o r r y , I don't t h i n k
i? y i/ s>
I like i t .

( D e s c r i b i n g Cambodian food) :
What does i t t a s t e l i k e ?
— I t i s salty/sweet/spicy/ frtyr /' / WAS / %r
sour.
I t t a s t e s almost l i k e

How f a s t can you type?

— I can type 60 words a minute.
y d"-,

33
 Describing .

— Not very f a s t . Only about

[(.0 words a -.ii'iute, 60 jY>rtf£)3 9

(At the barber shop):

How do you l i k e your h a i r cut?
I want i t short/medium/
long/very long/over t h e
collar.

What k i n d of car are you

p l a n n i n g t o buy?
I am p l a n n i n g t o buy a
small car/large c a r / a
s t a t i o n wagon/a p i c k up
truck.

Are you p l a n n i n g to buy a new

car , o r a used one?
I am p l a n n i n g t o buy a
used/new one.

What k i n d o f apartment are you

looking for?
— I am l o o k i n g f o r a one-bed-
y - f / <v * sv
room/two-bedroom apartment.
I am l o o k i n g f o r an e f f i -
c i e n c y / s t u d i o apartment.

(About a new f r i e n d ) :
What i s he l i k e ?
— He i s very n i c e . mth$j>/y)AT
He has a good p e r s o n a l i t y .
He i s very funny.

3k
 D e s c r i b i n g ..•

He i s a l o t of f u n .
— I can't t e l l . He i s very
quiet.

What does he look l i k e ?

He i s s h o r t / t a l l .
— He has black/brown/blond
hair.
— He i s slim/heavy-set. finfiATV / AT)/?
— He has a beard/mustache. 7 A
I ?
— He i s d a r k - s k i n n e d / l i g h t -
skinned.

Is he o l d o r young?
-- He i s old/young.
He i s about 30 o r 35. .. Mt?mur£tfmf>? ADO % ma

I r e a l l y don't know.

What i s t h e matter w i t h him? MfiwAS-jytiwrJ? P

— He i s upset over something.

He i s s i c k .
He i s w o r r i e d about h i s
family.

How long do I have t o wait?

— You w i l l have t o wait about
15 minutes/two weeks.
I t won't be l o n g .
— Only a few minutes. . . ~W . ST) ff%p-°
How i s h i s E n g l i s h ?
I t i s very good.
— It is fair.
—6
I t i s not very good. f)#Gft)&Af%fttffi
1/
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 Describing

How do you l i k e your c o f f e e ?

I l i k e i t b l a c k / w i t h cream/ #&Mi>?s§f>of?y>f?y / / AT?
, y,c ^ ~! <* ~* o / />
w i t h sugar/with cream and
sugar.

( T a l k i n g about a l o s t s u i t c a s e ) :
How b i g was i t ?
•7-77 „/y>
I t was t h i s b i g .
What c o l o r was i t ? A fin DA?)?? r
I t was b l u e .

How f a r i s i t from here? fBf/&pw&MAA)f/$°ot<?y ?

— I t i s t h r e e b l o c k s from
here.
I t i s a 10-minute walk
from here.
I t i s closeby./Not f a r .
I t i s a long way from here.

(Trying on a coat:) (AfAr?y?ib??/i)

How i s i t ?
I t i s too l a r g e / s m a l l .
— I t f i t s me p e r f e c t l y . f')A?)ri£fi?'AV»AT
I don't l i k e t h e s t y l e . 4&AGArBfi-&S?
I t doesn't look good on me,

(About t h e q u a l i t y o f a watch) : ( &h*ftAAfnMf£?&MgffY) )

Is t h i s a good one?
Yes. I t i s a very good one. fY)S> / £ W HAT/MOM
I t i s not t h e b e s t .
I t i s a cheap model. .. n&AAfsw)Arȣ
I t i s cheap, but runs w e l l .
_- tfnfjinmfkTfATAT
( R e f e r r i n g t o an o b j e c t ) :
OA/
Is i t very expensive? ffinjffijynfirg ?
— Yes. I t i s very expensive. fp& / MAT /?}&AVy>AT

36
 Describing .

— No. I t i s not very expensive. . . SPf/VAÜl ft} ffi

I t ' s cheap.

How i s the weather?

It i s hot/cold/windy/raining/ . . xnf?mfY)A?ffYS ///raw' / ffjvfjk /
snowing.

( R e f e r r i n g t o a machine): ( /frfäyfipyiibwKrA )
What i s wrong w i t h i t ? ìfììtf.8t* r
— I t doesn't work.
Something i s wrong w i t h i t .
-- I t needs t o be f i x e d .

( T a l k i n g about a sic'< r«iend) :

How i s he?
— He i s s t i l l s i c k .
-- He i s a l i t t l e / m u c h b e t t e r .
He i s a l r i g h t now.

Is i t a l r i g h t t o s i t here/to
use t h i s ?
It i s a l r i g h t .
— Don't. . - ft

SOME COMMON DESCRIPTIONS

itrnzrwft Aft:

good hard
bad soft
new I clean AJ7ft
old Ù7A> dirty
hot fast
cold slow wft
thick far
thin near %ft
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 Describing

long dry
A/oe
short wet
old &)Af strong fi h
young fftú weak f$pœ
large -â
hard f7Ç7ft
small ff
easy
MP*
expensive in wide <?¿vmr
cheap id) ft narrow Gs^Jft
high, t a l l deep
low, s h o r t shallow
heavy beautiful un ff
light ugly ff AT ,
fftfftñ

SOME COLORS
fi Mì ftf

white tffWfV black fiMifW

red fy/Y>fftCOf^ blue
yellow Mflñffifí.sf$Ü green MM) St?ft h
purple grey
pink tffhtiiswft brown

SOME COMMON DESCRIPTIONS OF A PERSON

happy sv up or cheerful
kind dft/v smart fgftìf1
polite ftfsvgr sincere
careful dishonest
generous N$rr<rf\r intelligent
afraid patient
lazy nice
38
 Describing .

pleasant fotifioft angry

frank fdfyff}} dumb
sad fkfffif? honest ATuifJ " fjpà£p&
73
mean fY)tf shy
impolite trXftr.tfrAn? stupid fofAT , fK)f?A?$
careless impatient v~Afi7:wfi%*,
selfish fair trftf
worried unpleasant tr%r>r?fio?i
hard-working glad
«=•*- </

hungry- thirsty fmn

Oc*
tired tffir-fs&ih sick AXT
hot fffi well
hurt cold
dead jvozr

sleepy broke fmsVW

lucky A?Afr>ft wealthy 7
poor upset
Si
tall ~0A? short fiOtf
fat thin
/>

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 UNIT 11
DOING THINGS

Do you work here? ffiwffsftfA: y ^

-- Yes, I work here. . . lp<? / £7 A? itfitMPfA:

D i d you work here? sftwftMAfKfvffAy&A:?/ 9

— Yes, I worked here. fpj- / ty-sv tftttrrft/r/tstf/PtAi
7
y* s

Do you eat here?

— Yes, I eat h e r e .

D i d you eat here?

— Yes, I a t e here.

Do you s l e e p here? f/K/p/f fi(FAjr<ftyS^SAV)ft/AV^SA?; V P

Yes, I sleep h e r e . .. p£/C7A? g<?<?Ar<P?^XiAAy)ftAV/$A4;

1+0
 Doing Things

Did you sleep here?

— Yes, I s l e p t here.

tAlnitons A: oV/y/A fwr?dr> j-fitii ?i s<y/A & &n?? r/y>f?/y ¿3A? erf

vfasr -ED ft.rffngrtf&W&fft&ft ( d&ti/tnftf "eat" fPih "ate"

/Wjf "sleep" "slept" "«1 *

What d i d he want?
He wanted t o see you.

When d i d they t e l l you?

They t o l d me yesterday.

What d i d he say? (time 9

— He s a i d , "OK."
— He s a i d , "No."
— He d i d not say anything.

Where d i d B i l l go? /ft UWtpA tiT/SHY) s

He went t o e a t .

ffiwrvfj/irtyftff 9
Did you l i k e i t ?
I l i k e d i t very much.

Did she come here alone?

— No, she came w i t h a
friend.

What d i d she g i v e you?

She gave me a present.

Did you f i n i s h i t yet?

— Yes, I f i n i s h e d i t a long
time ago.
hi
 Doing Things

— I just f i n i s h e d i t .
— I d i d not f i n i s h i t y e t .

Where d i d you f i n d t h i s ?
— I found i t r i g h t here. dpM/ffwspf-zrAyfsG:

Did your watch stop?

— Yes, i t stopped^
— No, i t i s s t i l l working.

Did you take the p e n c i l here? P

— No, John took i t .

How much time d i d i t take?

I t took n e a r l y two hours.

Who d i d you s t a y w i t h l a s t week?

I stayed w i t h a f r i e n d .
A/ » <=*
When d i d you hear about t h a t ?
I heard about i t yesterday.

Did he l o v e her?
— Yes, he l o v e d her very much.
No, he d i d not l o v e h e r .

Did you do t h i s ?
— No, Steve Larson d i d t h a t .

How l o n g d i d you l i v e there? ffi ffffWAS-tfnfebgMlWrytoA&fo ?

— I l i v e d there f o r three years. /a>^fMftfAkMr&if>t$Uir-
7 7
a/ =r
Where d i d you buy_ t h i s ? f £fY)/y^Tfjj:f^Y/vAm P
— I bought i t i n Cambodia. Jfp/>}^f)p^fffifg<?
 Doing Things

Who d i d you s e l l i t to?

I s o l d i t t o Bob Casey.

Why d i d you r e t u r n i t ?
I returned i t because i t i orn vfiXty/Y) fifty):?) stm
was broken.

When d i d i t begin?
I t began two weeks ago.
I t just began.
I t began on J u l y 12th f?G7tifi%vf&d>' 9^/ynX,-)
(July twelfth)
I do not know when i t began.

When d i d i t end?
I t ended two weeks ago.
— I t just ended,
— I t ended on A p r i l 20th
Us
( A p r i l twentieth).
I do not know when i t ended. .. Sm#&??fpA&&3te%?fif

Did she become an American

citizen?
-- Yes, she became an American pfi, ft/f9fy)W-)v/ti?79swfZf7fy>k
c i t i z e n l a s t year.

When d i d she leave?

She l e f t t e n minutes ago.

— She l e f t l a s t F r i d a y .
-- She l e f t on May 15th
(May f i f t e e n t h ) .
 Doing Things

Did he answer your l e t t e r ? fft^ftpAf^mftU'S^'trfp^ftf^ P

Yes, he answered i t r i g h t pfi/Wfip/$f%Wft&Jfp&-
away.

Who d i d you ask?

I asked L a r r y Tanaka.

Did you get_ your paycheck?

— Yes, I j u s t got i t . — p&, i s$zrf 'ftA°3pA

No, I didn't get i t y e t .
7- / 7
#

When d i d you get here? ffijgftty?* zsfttijv$fiA!p><rpk-><fT

I j u s t got here.
— I got here f i f t e e n $p4&f? P f A :
minutes ago.

Did you c l o s e the windows? f%wftp/$ yj?w$rf/yy 9

Yes, I c l o s e d a l l t h e
windows.

Did you open the windows? sftwftp/?f&ftirJp /so a/y/zgy ?

Yes, I opened a l l t h e ..J/fiJpA ft/ft &g
windows.

Where d i d you put my keys? SftWftpAfiftftAfmS/vS>sy) ?

I put them over there. JpA

Did you w r i t e t o him? £ ft" fit ft QO^ ATfiffVfi fjr/fVfi ftr> Of t/fAV
Yes, I wrote t o him -. !p<p , ipAM<?fMff<W/Y)f?f&'tf
yesterday.
No, I didn't w r i t e t o him.

kk
 Doing Things

Did you c a l l him back?

— Yes, I c a l l e d him back r i g h t fps-ZooAr £p4fi^fTDfY>ri})^?y)^
away.

How long d i d you teach there? ffijgn m w ; ^ ft/tiro?: fDsvyjpAtfotiw:?

I taught t h e r e f o r three
years.
<=V , \ , u On) O
How much d i d i t cost you?
I t cost me n e a r l y a hundred
dollars.

What d i d he need?
— He needed a j o b .

How long d i d you keep the book?

I kept i t f o r two months.

Did you f o r g e t a l l about i t ?

— Yes, I d i d . I f o r g o t a l l
about i t .

Did John read t h i s ?

— Yes, he j u s t read i t . .. pfi/ftAr ff>tif7v*f

How l o n g d i d you wait? SfrwftpA&itt? tit/) tx?$r ?

I waited f o r n e a r l y an hour.

Did someone d r i v e you there? ^mMni>mmft&m P

Yes, Frank drove me there.

What k i n d o f textbook d i d you S-ft^ftpAf^SA^^S^f^^AmUW P

use?
45
 Doing Things

I used an American textbook.

-- I d i d not use any book.

Did someone e x p l a i n i t t o you?

Yes, a f r i e n d explained i t
t o me.

Did he l e t you see i t ? m mri fy>A % mtmmArJ/M 9

— Yes, he l e t me see p a r t
of i t .

Did you speak t o him i n

Khmer?
— No, I spoke t o him i n
English.

Did you pay your r e n t ?

— Yes, I d i d . p<9> /t?)AT J^ty%<?ty)w

When d i d you pay i t ? mw/yp>A tyk P>yY>s>rs)m 9

I p a i d i t l a s t week.

Where d i d you meet him?

I met him a t t h e home of
a friend.

Did that make you happy?

Yes, i t made me very happy.

Did you make i t y o u r s e l f ?

— Yes, I made i t myself.

When d i d i t s t a r t ?
46
 Doing Things

I t s t a r t e d two weeks ago.

It just started. _. n ^ k '
— I t s t a r t e d on A p r i l 20th J*> (V
( A p r i l twentieth)
I do not know when i t s t a r t e d .

Who d i d you r i d e with?

I rode w i t h Jose G a r c i a .

Did someone show you how t o do i t ?

— Yes, Leon Rubin showed me
how t o do i t . y u </

Where d i d you see i t ?

I saw i t i n a drugstore. _. £pAsmfvnfAyty/)hsTn0

When d i d i t happen?
I t happened two weeks ago.
I t happened j u s t now.
I t happened on A p r i l 20th
( A p r i l twentieth)
— I do not remember when i t
happened.

Where d i d they move to?

— They moved t o C a l i f o r n i a .

Did your teacher know about t h i s ?

— Yes, she knew about i t .

Where d i d you s i t ? •fB^ftpi%^j^^ f>mt^r ?

I sat i n f r o n t .

Which one d i d you p i c k ?

I p i c k e d t h i s one.
k7
 Doing Things

What d i d you d r i n k a t t h e p a r t y ?
I drank lemonade.

When d i d you send i t ?

I sent i t yesterday.

What d i d she decide t o do?

— She decided t o get a summer
job.

Where d i d you l e a r n English? fifi&rrtpAffixwkfft/vfAysvsyn P

I l e a r n e d i t here, i n
America.

Did he understand i t ? m fy?f? corf ws>r#<2> P

r
— He understood i t p e r f e c t l y .
He didn't understand i t
at a l l .
He understood some o f i t .

How much money d i d he borrow

from you?
He borrowed t e n d o l l a r s . FT) ftp A 2 WW 90 MfWlM 9
from me.

Who d i d you p l a y cards with?

^ oT~i tT iA/ f=f~ a,, '
— We p l a y e d cards w i t h B i l l
and Nancy.

Did you watch i t on TV?

— Yes, but I o n l y watched i t
f o r f i f t e e n minutes.
 Doing Things

Did you b r i n g your I d e n t i f i c a t i o n sB^Ppp)AWftWpJV-Jgp/V)iff)

Card (ID Card)? tff?X? SftVfS ^
-- Yes, I brought a l l my papers p<? /MM ^fftA^nZ
w i t h me. vfTKwwj

How much money d i d you spend? ff?tff?GOWffffr/p/f? ?

— I spent n e a r l y f i f t y . f
y
7
? *v
dollars.
Did you t r y t o f i x i t ?
— I t r i e d , but I c o u l d not
fix i t .

Did someone help you do i t ?

— Yes, Mike helped me do i t .

Did you walk here?

-- Yes, I walked here w i t h
Howard Chao. A? vor whfi W

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 UNIT 12
GOING PLACES

Going around i n the c i t y :

Where are you going?

I am going t o the drugstore.
I am going shopping.
I am going t o work.
I am going home.
I am going f o r a walk.
7
Do you know how t o get there?

-- Yes, I do./No, I don't.

> y
Excuse me. Could you show me how
to get t o J e f f e r s o n S t r e e t , . i «V ¿7 O ¿0 ^ "
please?

Excuse me. What's the best way

to get t o t h i s address, please? s%0 f<&tjfavffog)A
k
t/t;

How are you going there?

I am going t o take a cab
7 7
(taxi).
50
 Going P l a c e s

I am going by bus.
A f r i e n d w i l l g i v e me a r i d e .

Someone w i l l d r i v e me t h e r e .
I am going t o walk.

Is i t f a r from here?
-- Yes./ No./ I don't know.

How f a r i s i t from here?

I t i s only three blocks jfrom /? /rgr> f&Jfo îriï S/?f/s: s<py
here.
I t i s a long way from here.
I t i s about f i f t y m i l e s from
here.
I t i s about an hour's d r i v e
from here. P>sxt

(To cab d r i v e r : )

Greyhound Bus S t a t i o n , p l e a s e .

Are you going by y o u r s e l f , or

with someone?
I am going w i t h someone.

(To p o l i c e o f f i c e r : )
y
Officer. I t h i n k I'm l o s t .
What i s the best way t o get t o
t h i s address?

I have a map.
;
I could not f i n d i t on t h i s map.

51
 Going Places

What i s the address?

V St

Did you have t r o u b l e g e t t i n g here?

No. Your d i r e c t i o n s were very

clear. svr>Ar "
-- No. I didn't have any t r o u b l e .

I am a f r a i d so.

Can I give you a r i d e somewhere?

I f i t ' s not too much out of
your way.

Thanks a l o t f o r the r i d e .
Goodbye. Aré-Af) ?

(To bus d r i v e r : )
Excuse me. I s t h i s bus going
downtown?

What i s the f a r e , please?

I would l i k e a t r a n s f e r , please.

I am going t o Macy's Department

Store. Do I get o f f here?

(On the phone:) ( fft&ffAvty )

Could you send a cab t o 1Q2I4.
(eighteen twenty f o u r ) J e f f e r s o n
Street, please.

(To p o l i c e o f f i c e r i n the s t r e e t : )
O f f i c e r , I b e l i e v e I'm l o s t . Can
you help me?
2/ /v y '

52
 Going Places

Traveling: •
I am going t o Chicago.

How are you going?

I am going by p l a n e / t r a i n / b u s .

I am r i d i n g w i t h a f r i e n d .

I am going t o d r i v e .

(At t i c k e t window:)
I would l i k e a t i c k e t t o Chicago, Jj tyiï fpAtfvyr/f fJr*&/y>%?
please.
One way, o r round t r i p ? . ffrmnfwfatrwsfi h y r%
s<WfzfrartfrifAy)
What gate number, please? îftjQlfAT-9 9r
Gate number f i v e .

Excuse me. What time i s the next friïfnsv fwuu/V?x<?p/§MÎAT

bus t o B a l t i m o r e ? &wf<?/fjî<y/ rsftfcp &>? r
/V u
Excuse me. I s t h i s the r i g h t bus ArfrféVff fflj^Af^rßrr&ftpy
f o r Baltimore? iffxrfiuiftf

Excuse me. What time i s the next

A/
t r a i n t o New York C i t y ?

Excuse me. When does F l i g h t 7III ffrifsofir mf>ff>mnpàVf(>y>:

l e a v e , please?

When does F l i g h t 329 from Chicago

a r r i v e here? ß/w/y)tf)Zffv/vAf

Is F l i g h t ij.ll on time? fftftpsTftm.'f-sY? ¿9? £rfr<y>/s'

Do you have any luggage t o check? fftwï\^fèhMfsr%w?p}pK?jffi r

<=t-

— Yes, I have two bags.

53
 Going Places

(On the bus:)

Excuse me. When do we get t o
Sacramento?

(On the t r a i n : )
Which way i s the d i n i n g car?

Where i s the r e s t room? rfirrrfzhpf? ^AP/VY) 9

(At the r a i l r o a d s t a t i o n : )
Excuse me. Where i s the l o c k e r
room?

Where can I check t h i s bag?

Where i s the baggage checkout?

(To p o r t e r : )
Could you help me w i t h the
V A/ ;
baggage?

Which way i s the e x i t ? d/fSMQSAy'A?/w) *?

 Going Places
U s e f u l Terms

taxi/cab ticket APirff?

taxicab one way t i c k e t MUgfffjy/
bus round t r i p t i c k e t Ariy£f?ftF/&f > x

train (POT
gate
airplane/plane fypfvfi/Y):
platform
boat
map
car/automobile departures
bicycle
arrivals
motorcycle f£>G$ftW7/Sur^, &fi
w a i t i n g room
bus stop ftf°g&ffi*ApArtiAKrt/ •7 , o
i n f o r m a t i o n booth
bus s t a t i o n frf£&<FpAj^/vftsiU!f
uhi
railroad station W/f^^cW^iV)^ o Ol
airport passenger fgffUÌW?
conductor rffifv/»/r>/tMmfJ$}f$wwjfföf
schedule M ^ f i ^ W ^
street
avenue
boulevard
road

lane/court/plac e f/fJ/9A f
highway §'B"* *& ? ttfr/l <?
>

freeway/expressway KrKfVltjv

turnpike affig/tu

55
 Going Places

fV>f?rW/sfPfur>$'i;f&
More useful terms:

Immigration and N a t u r a l i z a t i o n
0 A7 7/
S e r v i c e (INS)
employment o f f i c e fart ft hfytoTffrt frith-)?
unemployment o f f i c e
city hall
police station ZfW&sifAf
/" 1/ i
sheriff's office ZfAffVATS&W
7 7
r e a l estate o f f i c e ft$#kwrjy'3j?>fl: &%

school
elementary school
secondary school
church y&hAT? A?'AO
hospital
post o f f i c e U-JVfR ""
Western Union o f f i c e 7,f><x<)rf
railroad station
bus s t a t i o n
airline ticket office ft?A&£WAfiy??)iw-$fVy>:
airport
bank ft AO FT) f
hotel
motel
ti:fiffyy)p)fV'§p>& ft/>of&#g)F>
drug s t o r e

department store
&r> & A?ft '/??)$' ffZr^COAf
movie t h e a t e r mkftA
d r i v e - i n movie

f i v e and t e n store toohAfrisiyAr si&£r>&$£)?<> if

56
 Going Places

hardware store

book store ÙY) hs^risAr)?ffify

public library-
gasoline s t a t i o n tmhAr>k *
garage
laundry <V 7
f /
laundromat

dry cleaner"s

sewing shop tmhspftzhtyA tôt- Zhprygk

shoe r e p a i r shop
appliance r e p a i r shop
f u r n i t u r e store
t h r i f t shop
S a l v a t i o n Army s t o r e

Goodwill I n d u s t r i e s store

grocery s t o r e
supermarket
restaurant
cafeteria

delicatessen
Chinatown

57
 CONVEYING INFORMATION

The telephone <P<?Aftf

Excuse me. I s there a p u b l i c

telephone near here? #££ftßßr>finf-f>f): s-fi ?

May I use your phone?

P l e a s e , do.
1/ ¿0- >~s

What i s your telephone number?

-- My telephone number i s ... fWSfitATM 9 éTìVli? -AiOdG
362-7089
What i s the area code? 9
/ —6
The area code i s 202.

What i s the telephone number

there? ù 1 >—*

Do you have h i s telephone number? 0i ffiftznfiS-A??fiSATS? Srttiffi *?

( R e f e r r i n g t o a telephone
directory : )

58
 Conveying Information

Excuse me. I have t r o u b l e f i n d i n g

the telephone number o f a f r i e n d
i n here. Could you help me?

H e l l o . I would l i k e t o speak t o
Mr. Smith, please.
•—6

Please t e l l him that Mr. Sok

c a l l e d . Thank you.

Please ask him t o c a l l me at

362-4981.

Is t h i s your home phone number?

Is t h i s your o f f i c e phone number?

Operator, I am l o o k i n g f o r the
number of Mr. Soeur Samnang.

His f a m i l y name i s Soeur, s p e l l i n g

S-O-E-U-R. H i s given name i s s-o-E-u-R fjw:^fî%'AT/yy)j?
Samnang, s p e l l i n g S-A-M-N-A-N-G. A W V W S-A-M-N-A-N-G

Operator. I would l i k e t o make a

t & i >7 7 f "—
long distance c a l l t o H a r r i s b u r g ,
Pennsylvania.

The person I am c a l l i n g i s frftfywJç&MàMW'fft ft

His number i s
My name i s

This i s a person-to-person call.

7
59
 Conveying Information

This i s a s t a t i o n - t o - s t a t i o n call.
if 1 1 1_

This i s a c o l l e c t call. M:nfYiAâtAf<n fK ? óvnn

??frf$Ar S SPY
ET -^-lf ? —

I'm s o r r y ... I t h i n k I've got 9 ATAM AT fWSft/lW

the wrong number.

I'm s o r r y . There's no one here jAff<f?fY wfi&vA'AtAM'tprx:swp:

by that name. I t h i n k you've
got the wrong number.

The l i n e i s busy. hi f^lilA? ft £AAff> &X CAT

If if 1 If
No one answered. Pf)Â A t/VY) ffJi/T

The Western Union o f f i c e : rf)7(ff7flfiff Western Union k??(tfSS?SVAr

Where i s the nearest Western U fV
rf>?U?7Svl!Âr Western Union /yy>/titATfA*/
Union o f f i c e ?

I would l i k e t o 3end a telegram

to , please.

I would l i k e t o send a telegram Af)&

to by the l e a s t expensive
way p o s s i b l e .

What i s the minimum charge? frinì 9

- / -t
What i s the minimum charge f o r rn ny&fW&htr&MA Arto à _
a night l e t t e r ? fUMfsyÄjv-fiftilftk 9 w&

60
 Conveying Information

This i s t h e t e x t o f t h e telegram. fAt&lMWfffMA?

How much would I have t o pay? ffijffivfyPA0J9/J

How long w i l l i t take t o get fn &MA f£f<?VäA?

there?

The post o f f i c e ; CfAf&fVftifA7Vff?

Is t h e r e a post o f f i c e near here? f/^^A\fffVf%fWtffftfy^/vf9fA'.f<f

Where i s the nearest post o f f i c e ? J/'^/^/^C^^/?^?/^/,A//^A^AO0

, t) ., c
ffSfxFtfrf?fA."ffSffy>fffttfO'ApA9 •
oi ,
How much postage does t h i s l e t t e r
;
need, please? ^

I would l i k e t o send t h i s l e t t e r
by S p e c i a l D e l i v e r y .

I would l i k e t o send t h i s by 9 çtifhff<pyfti 7 wwApvtiv-sy

Registered M a i l . 'rtrArffì

I would l i k e t o send t h i s
package t o .

I would l i k e t o have f i v e a i r
letters.

I would l i k e t o have a book o f jükfpASftv 90)WA 9 ;A?/'//'/yy

10-cent stamps, p l e a s e .

Do I need more postage on t h i s

letter

I would l i k e t o buy a money t/W fifOO £/yfr/v? %0 /vAf?f

order f o r f i f t y d o l l a r s , p l e a s e .

How much does i t cost by fBfiffr&MX fY>cf/y>ff^ff/T/fy> /

regular m a i l / a i r mail? sy>£fWAfvY):

61
 HEALTH

I want t o see a doctor. jfptifJV?

I want t o go t o the h o s p i t a l .

Can you c a l l an ambulance f o r me?

(On the t e l e p h o n e ) :
Operator. This i s a medical emer- * , i, o
gency. Can you help me?

Are you a l l r i g h t ?
I don't know... I t h i n k
I sprained my ankle.

Are you hurt ?

No. I am a l l r i g h t .
Thank you.

(On the phone:) ( fV&Jf/v/? )

I would l i k e t o make an appoint-
ment w i t h Doctor C l a r k , p l e a s e . f?fv£f,W)f? Clark

62
 Health

(To a f r i e n d : ) (/w£zwW )
I need t o see a d o c t o r . Can you g^ffftffiF/ti VfM vnnfivpri 1
recommend one?

What seems t o be the t r o u b l e ?

I have a p a i n r i g h t here,
y *v <^ <j
doctor.
I have a p a i n i n my leg/stomach/ . . iwrnh ftik / fro: /
chest.

How do you f e e l ?

— Not very w e l l , d o c t o r . - . WAMf^AfAff,? SAnnfftitfAptJ

I have a f e v e r . .. gfflA
I have a bad cough.
— I feel tired.
I don't sleep too w e l l .
I have no a p p e t i t e . -- 'ificTtftytfi
7 / /

Have you ever had t h i s before? sfiffftjpv'8iAtiffrt$v'f*'<jrAffi

— No, I have never had t h i s jvAf/vASCf?AWSY>kfAf/:

before.

How long have you had t h i s ? fffA?rf &1AS1/9 K^AA .V? W

— I have been l i k e t h i s f o r
two days.

Are you t a k i n g any medicine f o r

it?
No. I am n o t .

Do you have h e a l t h insurance? fSxrfvmA f»fMA0?7)tiAf?<K)A)f<?

-- Yes, I do.
No, I don't.

Is i t s e r i o u s , doctor? ff?f?ti?mfsvA$/tfrf sS#tfAV)f? p

f •* <-J 2
63
 Health

Do I have to stay home from

work?

About how long w i l l I have

to stay i n bed?

Do I need a s p e c i a l d i e t ?

Do I have to come back and

see you again, doctor?

Do you understand the

i n s t r u c t i o n s on the l a b e l ?
-- Yes, I do... But I w i l l
ask a f r i e n d to make sure.

That i s a good i d e a . You have

to be very c a r e f u l w i t h tiJV&vG"?
A/
medicines.

(To d r u g g i s t / p h a r m a c i s t ) :
Do you have anything f o r a
9
cough?

Do you have anything f o r a

sore throat?

I would l i k e a r e c e i p t f o r i t , 9 AT Trh7AS/vAPA>rP^
please. Y / i ) — —

Do you need a p r e s c r i p t i o n
for this? ATfi&tllfAZrj ? 9

Is t h e r e a drugstore/pharmacy miffs'til & wcwkArrigystfy

near here?

64
 Health

COMMON HEALTH PROBLEMS

/ A/

pam malaria
common c o l d M AT AT) Of arthritis ñt?WAfX)ftfA}, A7tfñftik
headache asthma tnrr
stomachache AAffnO! diarrhea
toothache ÁwfKAp stroke/heart
attack ¿
flu
cough ft ft
ft ulcer
fio Ar , cr>¿r>
constipation fi AT allergy

NAMES OF SOME BODY PARTS

%
head ftpAf ears ¿ ft f Cl ft
neck ft nose ¿üéf
ADA
shoulder mouth m/i
arm f/v teeth SÑAp
hand fîfW&Sti tongue WAY/) ft
finger ftn&fX hair Äfft
chest skin /Affft
it*
abdomen imi bone
i?*
back blood ¿W)&
leg intestines fìlMftfXfttj
foot liver «y if 1/
fCtf
toe A/
lungs
AT ft
face íf 3 stomach Ai
eyes fa ft bladder foftto:
spft
NAMES OF SOME USEFUL MEDICAL SPECIALISTS
$Avp:<ru-ÁffA7fif9.i y

p h y s i c i a n / d o c t o r Äftfi°A ffûffAOft dentist îfrfinXAr)

gynecologist Íhfiffü-¿Vtig£AT i pediatrician ìftgjftAfftb
obstetrician SMfifAfftAf-ftX ophthalmologist fffi*
surgeon fftSAififtt/YìPì cardiologist StififAtrAr&ÜfigWy k
pharmacist/ psychologist
druggist $Af&ftf
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 FOOD

I am hungry.
i
Are you hungry? P
No, I am not hungry.

Is there a r e s t a u r a n t around here? SfìW4f/r>fvAwA?'8 fAY/ìfffA.'ffi P

This food i s d e l i c i o u s !

Do you l i k e i t ?
— Yes, i t ' s very good. I l i k e MS?/ tow frfrrh V iVATGft
i t very much.
-- I t ' s OK.
-- I'm s o r r y I can't eat i t . I'm
y
not used to i t .
gu-tikYytsft?
Please have some more. y ffv
— No, thank you. I've had
enough.

Would you l i k e something to eat? 9

-- No, thank you. I've already
; y / A/
eaten.
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 Food

Would you care f o r something t o

drink?
— May I have a g l a s s of orange
" 7 ò —<r^—Jy
.1uice?

How about a whisky and soda?

1 if & & 0« ^
— No, thanks. I don't d r i n k .
> l 7

Have you had b r e a k f a s t yet?

9
— Yes, I have. p<? / COAT gfrpffótW

Have you had l u n c h yet?

— No, I haven't. S<P j&sSJVApayffi

v Have you had dinner yet?

Is t h e r e a Chinese r e s t a u r a n t
near here?

Would you l i k e a cup of tea? Af&WfS%Sy> <3AWSA> 9 frth P

— Yes... Thank you. . pipy GOAT WffVÀn
With, or without sugar? A/7ftsYf p fati
Without sugar.

At a l u n c h counter:

I'd l i k e a cup of hot t e a .

7 " /V
I'd l i k e a ham sandwich and a
g l a s s of m i l k .

I ' l l have two eggs and t o a s t .

-- How would you l i k e your eggs?
I would l i k e them s o f t - b o i l e d / gvkpXA>JsmX SAD / fPWpU/fzrfr
scrambled/fried.

I would l i k e a small Coke.

I want a bowl of chicken soup. £ vk p A sycr &y a ? 'trweoss

grftPZAftAVT/ dinner WftSlAfSftM supper ATif^MkrtJ tn*AW/vGtf) "I

Tnftf dinner rftf^dAA^Ufytifff)? f

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 Food

I want a hamburger.

I want a cheeseburger.

Give me two scoops of i c e cream.

I want v a n i l l a / c h o c o l a t e / s t r a w - Stjkfp/S vanilla/chocolate/straw-
7
berry. berry.

Would you l i k e some dessert?

— Yes. I would l i k e some r i c e
pudding/Jello.

Where do I pay?
-- Pay a t t h e c a s h i e r .

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 Food

COMMON FOODS IN AMERICA

Meats Sea foods

beef fish
pork Anc'ffift shrimp
chicken crab
lamb lobster
veal A M ; rîA f M trout
duck codfish
turkey /V7tT(f7Apr>k sardine
tunafish fiiï sfiiï)

Vegetables
cabbage gourd tup ft
cauliflower 4?fAT b i t t e r melon
Chinese cabbage SAÏGA potatoes
mustard green sweet potatoes
lettuce ADSpft
a* e» sy
leek ATftS&iï Spices and
tv 1 *i
carrots mm Seasonings
asparagus Chinese p a r s l e y
;
bamboo shoots onion 7
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bean sprouts green onion Atft2&
mushroom garlic
radish <ft$At r e d pepper ftjTAT
cucumber black pepper
tomato rt/hip: salt f/UAt
beets srs* A7fttfA?A%mfsh sugar
eggplant
a \
citronella
At ft Affi
green pepper S&ATAtilft lemon
s t r i n g bean lime £ft&fï)f>/>nwr>ti
peas ginger
l i m a beans ArfAnft&ArrfìttffìfiJMfV cinnamon MA/YiÙk
1 7
corn
pumpkin SJïrY
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 Food

Fruits Cereals and g r a i n s

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apple rice
orange glutinous r i c e
VP*
tangerine mows ("sticky r i c e " )
banana corn
V If
peach soybean /v/^ftA/V^k
pear sesame
plum peanut ^ <L> *f
cantaloupe
honeydew
A/, <k> &J
water melon ' iff
grape
raisins
grapefruit

fA^gti A/CO fg/?fìmìn frìgi A AT? d » Affpfì?&*?;y> sr>A> 3k iti ft

ÌAA7?t? '( Av^Anà^k , AniJAfry , y A/?dr/r>: ) <7 OAAM

erf A àkf&AAÌryAY) rSiftKrk fHArtiArraJf) *gAf

A&)wrs>Ar»
Sat? fffSrfì'f&&Ìk X/VAY) <S VSA raAfAfttittiftkR&k AEffoftfok
VfAfATAr <7 ov>k(fY/icrf/S /v?z? SkAf&k'uvASY)?!? rtrtài
supermarkets V rv&x§^/r>
_^ imkAA: mAAvrì v: ÌC AAVSASV

r^AATfr%k t/iitp t%ffiw&*j^&ri$Ay>j£8/s rto orsKinks A? &:

^w-fwv/vfArrrrAiA^wft/Akfócrk «/

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 CLOTHING

Buying c l o t h e s ;
May I help you?
— I would l i k e t o buy a
sport s h i r t .
I would l i k e t o buy a
blouse.

What's your s i z e ?
I am s o r r y I don't know
my s i z e . Can you take
my measurements?

Can I t r y i t on?

Where can I t r y t h i s on?

I t i s too l a r g e .

Do you have smaller sizes?

I t i s too s m a l l . f7$vsfm

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 Clothing

Do you have l a r g e r s i z e s ?

I t i s too t i g h t a t the w a i s t . ft tjF^ fi tifiti Ctfei

The sleeves are too l o n g .

Do you do a l t e r a t i o n s ?

Do you charge e x t r a f o r
alterations?

When w i l l i t be ready? P

This s i z e f i t s me OK ( w e l l ) .

Does t h i s have to be d r y - 9
cleaned?

Can you launder t h i s a t home? fftfrfttmCSpftS^K'-pASfi 9

Does t h i s have to be hand-

washed?

Is t h i s machine-washable?

Does t h i s have to be ironed? rftm^fffr&fj ftp P

This i s too expensive. I would mAPW.}^Sr>f? V Jt/&p4WA7$rtiW

l i k e something cheaper.

This i s a l i t t l e too fancy

f o r me.

Is t h i s on Sale?
p ffv
What was the r e g u l a r p r i c e ?
<rv -6 > —t

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 Clothing

SOME ITEMS OP CLOTHING

Men's c l o t h i n g Women's c l o t h i n g

suit dress <hn/icr

coat blouse ffl&Xffh
trousers/ S9) skirt Wtfti
pants
suit fin?ft W
dress s h i r t
sport s h i r t
tie rrthit pant s u i t
bow t i e
underwear
underwear
panty
T-shirt
slip
undershorts
briefs hose
pajamas
Bermuda shorts MAp&fJY/ pantyhose
bathrobe W?/VMJ^ftJ£/y>u/f-r>MVtipr>
socks
jeans
sweater WUfotrjft
raincoat fnfrtflti n i g h t gown <W7fJvs?àsr>ftf/$yftA?ti:
overcoat wJ£%HP!lfW
housecoat
scarf rtfAf&ft? pajamas
jeans Wd/fipW
jacket m^mfafTiKplfAr
work c l o t h e s ?7)fflliW)ft?Kf?>?

fwntffr) fft&:fflwj?/)M/Mf?&'MjpM: tM/$Xft)fivrìrr>vfìryft V

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 Clothing

Footwear ff/frkAfrttf/nft
/) f$k Other p e r s o n a l
items
shoes
socks hat
stockings ^A7>srf^k//k cap
dress shoes
watch
work shoes %°^n^k V glasses
sun g l a s s e s
firfwcfrfimr
belt
t e n n i s shoes
wallet
"sneakers" cuff links
tie clip MfiKfiFt
handkerchief
slippers purse
sandals
boots jewelry ffhjk
overshoes §JSTTftf%k AT) ring
necklace
bracelet
chain
earrings hit?
diaper
suitcase
umbrella

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 Clothing

Washing c l o t h e s : ( ff^ftfriWf1)

(At the dry c l e a n e r ' s ) :

I would l i k e t h i s dry cleaned. £ vk p/GfufFfA: fpftA/ft

! ——"Af—
No s t a r c h on the s h i r t s , p l e a s e . fjffisvft f&f?$a?}'& FAT??)??*:

I would l i k e t o have i t F r i d a y
afternoon. I s that p o s s i b l e ?

When w i l l i t be ready?
A/

Is there a laundromat around here?

(At the laundromat):

How much money do you have t o put Sftwf'fnfM'w&sSi'S <&A> v&fi

i n the machine?

About how much i s a load?

Excuse me. How do you operate

t h i s machine?

How much soap should you use f o r

one load?

When do you add soap? IT- y

About how long w i l l i t take? 9

Excuse me. Are you u s i n g t h i s 9

machine?

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 Clothing

( c l o t h e s ) washer VyA/AfprffWrnf1 p i l l o w case ^A^fTfJCV

( c l o t h e s ) dryer WfiT/$fMWS9?Mf) bath towel frf/M& fift
( c l o t h e s ) deter- WW* face towel ftF^ktift&2
gent P$§WA? k i t c h e n towel ftfjf&ftfttftA
table cloth
sheets
napkin frf/Sfk%/?f/v ($f)ftf£pw )
pillow
curtain k
blanket f?6V
diapers ftf>MfirSr>&ftAfftk$<>l7<i
o V -i i

Sewing c l o t h e s :

Is there a sewing shop around here?

I need some thread.

I need some needles.

Where are the p a t t e r n books?

How much i s a y a r d of t h i s m a t e r i a l ?
(1 y a r d = 0.91m)

sewing machine cotton

fabric silk
tape measure nylon
but t on bobbin
zipper dress form

hooks and eyes lining £fìSì/Y)SÌ ffrcfP ITßtF) &f80 A??^

pattern 3 / &<T>?}fy)S9SA/f
wool

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 HOUSING

— cj—

Renting a p l a c e t o l i v e :

I need an apartment f o r a f a m i l y
of f o u r . !
tr?/$ft7 Is Aon

Is i t f u r n i s h e d ? P

How much i s the r e n t ?

Is there a laundry room i n the ft$ WA zfy tjspftfw sv/f'sy

building?

Where i s the manager's o f f i c e ,

please.
Are the u t i l i t i e s i n c l u d e d i n
the r e n t ?

I would l i k e t o show the l e a s e

to a f r i e n d before s i g n i n g i t .
W i l l that be a l l r i g h t ?

Do I have t o make a deposit? P

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 Housing

Is there parking reserved f o r

tenants?
A/
Is there f r e e parking? P

I would l i k e t o see the manager,

please.

I have a complaint to make.

How many bedrooms are there?

How many bathrooms are there?

f ? -i
Is i t near a school?

Is i t near a bus l i n e ?

Is there c e n t r a l air-conditioning?

I s i t near a shopping center?

(Checking i n t o a h o t e l ) :
I would l i k e a s i n g l e room.

I would l i k e a double room.

How much i s i t f o r a day?

What i s the checkout time?

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 Housing

A HOUSE
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AJo
s v -

entrane e floor ?y?<r

V4U£Anw door si
hall
UAVJ-fiAfSfiy <??<r
l i v i n g room window
UA&fftti crac
bedroom stairway
d i n i n g room Venetian b l i n d
kitchen window shade ri/7A0 ft ftk
bathroom
1 / ~.
powder room radiator V A) k ft A M
r e c r e a t i o n room ffAtfAPA>trSAfk furnace
f i r e place ftf$kXftf$J$ water heater wArfiftfZijft
screened porch A<6ti washing machine
closet ftfokfoftSnfrtt or c l o t h e s
attic fl?*'tAf/9Jl?/6 washer
linen closet KfA&foftftMAf&ft laundry tub COA A7Ì7 tAffflftfnMJ
basement tilAtffYlfrtT?§f\r
u t i l i t i e s room fftk fuse box £UA?&f^A/$k
•9 / cv water meter
gas meter ft a? ¿7 yAf/VMtf/V ft
e l e c t r i c meter ftk&SAjk '
garage ftfghfoftó-pA stove c^k?A
front yard $)AAaoh&9 oven
back yard refrigerator fififtftft
garden WS/7*
kitchen sink ftSA&Swk
patio k i t c h e n cabinet g#?ft&stg&Cf&?A>
t o o l shed di swasher
garbage WATAftAftfif?
upstairs disposer
downstairs pantry ft7 ft &ffftl}MMft
roof bath tub
wall wash bowl G7AÀAA7&A>r?k
mantle piece t o i l e t bowl fDAftkv^A
t o i l e t seat
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 Housing

shower <?ftti?/Wf? ftùT>fì

mirror a
towel rack ftfaasnftftfafa
medicine
1/ <=r faucet l^l&MftìH-
cabinet

Furnishing a house

furniture ft<P table cloth

table 1 napkin ftMT&gftf*
dining table shower c u r t a i n f f t % ~><nwft
lamp t a b l e qtitftaMà pots and pans 0ù at erti
vanity table pan ffih
f r y i n g pan
kitchen table
sauce pan 0ktf?4Ìtiffk
kettle
coffee table ftfrysto
coffee pot =» » / o <? j
chair s/yy/v teapot
arm c h a i r ffYy&tr>AÌd fàì/rì'BfòtffA
kitchen knife
sofa ADcFfk
d i s h towel
rug It ' can opener £tf&7&Ar/?zrsvr?A vk
b o t t l e opener
bed
double bed V corkscrew
silverware
s i n g l e bed
fork APf-r
mattress r)ft<P/§'fv?dfsv
spoon
box s p r i n g
knife Mu-f?
buffet fpwtgfy
chopsticks
dresser
dishes G74 ftp/6
lamp
cup
mirror ftffift saucer
curtain tn*£fffth
plate
sheet
blanket
bowl OAfftfAnp
pillow $<? glass sftr
tray
bedspread f9 Iff
ft^AffptffJft !
s a l t and pepper £(Tti?&J f<??tfX')ft'
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t o o t h brush ^frArfatforn vacuum cleaner mKAw<n&fiN-U'Arr?&-

broom Wff)AT
t o o t h paste t£*/MfgA7? d u a t pan £tr#7&SritSAJA7V
comb £fY>A7ASf?AVH mop ftffocrKfi&Ji
h a i r brush ^AAAJftAPft *
razor £tr*7&trf>Mfff!nri brush £&)/V
bath towel ft/Ayk^/T^ft f e a t h e r duster WApA?AptfA7A7
face towel Kt$f>ktiF>V2> dust c l o t h faKAVTiSi'Kft ^
bath soap AT7U waste basket jrkffr<fVgfr/v'?Ay
bath sponge f/Y/ArlfiAiAr<h& garbage can JjA?A&>AVA7A?Gr

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disinfectant S7lTA7AAAffAA7ft
detergent fcV"Ap1in&AAr)U>Ar,h

Household Repairs

I t doesn't work.

What's wrong w i t h i t ? A190AA ?

I t doesn't s t a r t . &$AK:

I t broke down. ?7 »G
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It's broken.

Can you f i x i t ?

Does something need t o be replaced?

How much would i t cost t o f i x i t ? f%ffi?&jfrfap/Sf#0,/t&fj*f? ?

Does that cover both p a r t s and

labor?

I t h i n k I can f i x t h i s myself. 0A?f?&7 2AA)V% AAA/ AAfiA/ijW*

Would a hardware s t o r e have i t ? AftCmkAAftAyt?ktf?/$A<? P

81
 Housing

Is there a hardware store nearby?

a o-

I want t o get a hammer and some n> è?) tv / A 7 A A Ì / T A A O AV 91

nails.

(Showing the hardware store c l e r k

a worn out part :)
Excuse me. Where can I get a
replacement f o r t h i s ?

I would l i k e t o r e t u r n t h i s . § vìe wn jtr&A*:p2SLkS£fPw>

I t i s the wrong s i z e .
?

I would l i k e t o exchange t h i s f o r
another one, please. This i s the hsfpfiv) */ f) ni? f son / kmn i
wrong s i z e . I t i s too s m a l l / b i g .

Basic household t o o l s

hammer ^Q^&f drill bit

( p a i r of) p l i e r s wrench
screw d r i v e r fiA^TAT flashlight A)AT
saw <f/WY) paint brush fvftJVOÎAfj)
chisel A>AOft
drill
Al
U s e f u l Items: AT) 9JJ &)Af\tf?{/$)&A

l i g h t bulb extension cord ZTA

ft
key nAim nail gfiftfMAP'
lock f&AAft screw
fuse nut
bolt
tape AjjtTAl ATfpfJÎJft
lubricating o i l MVktâ^txrAttAP
paint Zlir><f>A<mir
glue turpentine ì^kètnWWfiACémrtAWfa"ATA7
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 JOBS

I am l o o k i n g f o r a j o b .
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I am out o f work.

I do not have a j o b .

I am a p p l y i n g f o r a j o b .

Can you help me f i n d a job?

I am going to a job i n t e r v i e w .
Can you go w i t h me?
A/ i

W i l l t h i s o r g a n i z a t i o n help me
f i n d a job?
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What was your occupation before
you came t o the US?
I was i n the m i l i t a r y .
I was a government o f f i c i a l ,
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 Jobs

I was a ... ( p r o f e s s i o n ) .
— I worked f o r ...(name o f
7 *v J —it A
organization).

How long d i d you work a t that

job?
I worked at t h a t job f o r
s i x years.

How much does t h i s job pay?

What a r e the working hours?

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Do you g e t p a i d every week, or
every other week?

Beside the s a l a r y , are there

any b e n e f i t s going w i t h the
job?

What about leaves and P

fft WvS JW&A hy/Vf 8V*W
vacations?

What about pay r a i s e s , and

advancement?

Who w i l l be my d i r e c t supervisor?

When can you l e t me know? sB <rm Attila?j/Tùff) AT Am P

I would l i k e a l i t t l e time
to t h i n k about i t .

When do I have to l e t you know?

I s t h i s a f u l l - t i m e , o r a part-
time job?

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 PEOPLE AND JOBS

accountant A/V)^<^A/ farm hand £^$Wf^ffM&/r>f fWtypnh)

architect tyttiw fast-order ^
</ co
auto mechanic if^H^y^^P^ cook
babysitter *?W&WQ*(gW#bvur/r>m
baker f a s h i o n model tTfÄ/V VÜ7f/)&fS
barber fak/n/iwri i, > in ~-' i,

bartender glazier
blacksmith hat check
bookbinder girl
bookkeeper h a i r d r ess er A V A W / T - jrfi/Y/J (fy
bricklayer housekeeper JVrtf8P7fpAf'Ar<mft&
butcher interpreter Wfttrftf£irSY)AT)
cabinetmaker janitor JVftfpAftif?
carpenter
cashier journalistgftWftf)P>W/$, ?f>f/VA?
chauffeur ffnmftfti VJA%V$fP> lathe
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clerk operator
clerk-typist SAT) A hwwbsvf/v? laundryman
cook lawyer
deliveryman locksmith
dentist machinist e&gm7 ^fiffii/fì
dietician maid
mechanic
draftman miner
dressmaker mover
doctor night
economist £fKtiMS^ff)SftkffVghv watchman
electrician &7}$/VftA7$ °~ newspaper boy / " A ^ ^ / Z / J A ^ / V / J
engineer FJVf?? nurse
f o r eman /g^/y y f ftf-f/?/ ) (telephone)
farmer operator
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optician £?riMfiAAJtilfi^fnriffaff) teacher
painter f&ff?fr? , AfPffrAffT translator HftUnSffAAnAr?
ATtjAT?? typist Afftf'7(ArAf-)$WAAV»
photographer WfttiRW TV repairman ^ftK/U%%A^fiAfiA^^
plumber
p r i n t e r fir ft ftp?/J& truck driver ftftWft(^A!7y>Vjyh
professor ADfATlZOff upholsterer ^ftAnftA^^AntTA^AJti ffYT/A/
r a d i o wn&Ar)A$m?WhlfKrfJ wa i t er /ft?&f7^ff,Art/^ttf>^ O/ti 74
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technician waitress
researcher SffffAnt^tf)/ wat chmaker 5v7s?ApA7j?ffy).
restaurant ^f}fY)A/Y>&zok. welder %7/$tip<?flTA?
manager y a r d man ^^tyAgp*
scientist
supervisor Afftfjfa.fif.fr) zoo keeper fAF>A8<SOA?AAm
shipping &trtyer&fif?/f_
c l erk AAA?
s t o c k boy fjjk fi?/1 tAAflf J W_
ttftt/lbA
tailor ftikfwffflAft?

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 ABOUT SCHOOLS

s e c :
anoaaaaaaaa

Is there a school i n t h i s area?

What k i n d o f school i s i t ?
— I t ' s an elementary s c h o o l .
— It's a junior high/inter-
mediate s c h o o l .
— I t ' s a high school.

-- I t ' s a nursery ( s c h o o l ) .
-- I t ' s a k i n d e r g a r t e n .

Is i t a p u b l i c school?
— Yes, i t i s .
— No, i t ' s a p r i v a t e s c h o o l .
— No, i t ' s a p a r o c h i a l school.

I would l i k e t o see the p r i n c i p a l ,

^ 2/ A/ V
please.

I am anxious f o r my c h i l d r e n to
resume t h e i r s c h o o l i n g .

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 About Schools

I would l i k e t o e n r o l l them i n j KtitjlfAWfit&t)ft}? AD AT)

school.

I would l i k e t o r e g i s t e r my son vcticuAm^mnAv A/W

Sokha.

Do I have t o pay f o r the

tuition?

He has attended school i n Cambodia. ii coAA^A/^Afts^A/zy /$/

He has had ... years o f s c h o o l .

This i s h i s school record.

What grade should he be i n ? fft^l^£WA/)A$?ri/yr) ?

He needs a l o t o f t u t o r i n g i n
English.

I would l i k e t o get acquainted §vkmArm^

with h i s teacher.

Sokha was very good i n math. AT¥) qfhwkRfibftWjfJg

I t w i l l be some time before he mArrL9i/^u,A^A/^imAU"AVAV)m -

i s f u l l y adjusted. vAftkfifirf&irjgA. AnwAfthhfyVA?

Are there school buses? P

Where should he wait f o r the bus? rftftA/^CO^AAyO/^AA^JPAVn ^

What time should he be there? rthk6^)A vA^ftry^fAo: ?

What about school s u p p l i e s ? AA7tjwbs&&ftfArtp r: fir/yp ^

Does the school provide them? AftAnsry^^rfoj-^
 About Schools

What school s u p p l i e s do I have f ^ i ^ ^ ^ h A ^ ^ ^ f ^ ^

to buy f o r him?

Does he have t o b r i n g h i s lunch

to school?
, ,
Does he have t o pay f o r h i s lunch /^/;^/ £^A^^^6y^^A^//^>^?^5'
at school?.

Kong was absent yesterday

because he was s i c k .

Can the school help him l e a r n

more English?

I can help him w i t h h i s home-

work assignments.

I cannot help him with h i s home-

work assignments.

My c h i l d r e n need to l e a r n
E n g l i s h . Can you recommend a
textbook?

I would l i k e t o study more E n g l i s h ffftiW&fgAffytfStff}

Can you help me?

I would l i k e t o know more about

the school system i n the U.S.
Can you help me?

I w i l l a p p r e c i a t e very much any

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pencil
eras er ruler
pap er colored pencils
book ìtpftfifil c o l o r e d crayons
notebook chalk
textbook ink
book bag library
principal tr>kw)h principal • s /Y)}ww°/w/vjv&)&tM&AT?fF)
teacher office
student /9AAPA7T registrar's
classmate office
friend athletic field
classroom ^ > A.
playground
laboratory nfatis%rnthsm%4 subject
test/examination ?f)?£&&p/9
lunch room &^ffftfftf7jr>r)ptM' semester
h o i i day hftft school term fW 8r>M»/)A
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class 8? ft
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grade &7ft grade ¿73
6th grade Qftfit? good grades
school d i s t r i c t ASfo/st/SAVA?) bad grades
attendance

curriculum

course
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AY) A t o marry, wed

AÓ^/TìAF^ t o a t t e n d a wedding party

ff neck, collar job, work
wash o n e ' s hair fnrsr>? to protect
wheel, bicycle office
nrn ri mirror i d e n t i f i c a t i o n card (ID)
KW) September, Miss MA? when
AÌAAOAA center, middle that time, then
A/? note, w r i t e down RÌM-AU- if, when
A/OA roach AOAT. /fiAT. c i rcumstance
scissors A?/ glue
t o p a s s , t o step over fn/JVftp education

n't £ b place roßArft newspaper

nïkks%rf)f office, p l a c e of work AOftp coffee
r/faÙMnAÙk gas station duty
tv half sports
Kg:
half-hour ff/S movie
towel ftÇ)AT ship, boat
napki n fjtpATìm: airplane, aircraft
handkerchief ftirm to l i e
ffiA/k bury
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a liar
heat ff4 child
sin m» baby
laborer V * son
program ft/S/tfAf daughter
fit? r a r e , scarce daughter- or son-in-law
t o cause fear n A Ar Ars- pupi 1 , student
nmü
power, strength sr>ft b o r n , to be a b l e
f? trìti
farmer shave
corner pro: island
p u r s e , bag SAT/M chair
AO ft c o i n , change (money) ftfJr>/Y) threaten

fori to cut f§A/Y)/7> selfish

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ftfg suit t o get u p , t o stand up
f/pft
/fìtti port below, under

rifin move behind, back, after

f/fnar
/fA/fì sad, unhappy, troubled outside

ftCOAf mistake, fault brave, courageous

ri hp? bachel o r t o cough

riittn knife

fr>SA)k gun
tòWAT>h truck
ff)A floor, board 9/ÌGQ t o be d i s a p p o i n t e d
ft
crab side
lukewarm, n i c e and warm f>bA£M& downstairs
head f>ft t o l o s e money o r b e n e f i t
headache t o waste time
fìW/VAA nephew t h e day a f t e r tomorrow
-A w<v
fìWfAT niece 9ft move c l o s e

%ti young f Af- miss, wrong

poor, hard t o f i n d fi? broken
fi , dirty brai n
fingernail blue
frnfoAf paper pants, trousers
srnpAr
ytpAMA) cloth clothing
fftU a cover bathing suit
O «v
V water buffalo t o make an e f f o r t , t r y hard
JA*
stomach not ripe
M/tyftrf/fn
scarf to l e n d , loan
me single adult girl 9M- lazy
f/irAA earring I , me, mine
fi/stiri necktie back
red f3W pillow
t o glance AffAi&AJ/W p i l l o w case
i ff"
nf

a comb 9& onion

firDAA
city 9A7 high, tall
orange S0A7UAM shy

/ft a VAC tangerine black

fyfttr cream penci1
extremely, very much air, wind

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9?&
short fAOA? 'goal, purpose

roast AAY)i knock, tap

roast pork ft$ft idea, thought

¿í /
nt

91 be s h o r t o f , l a c k ftAA painting

S9Tft necklace ftAtr to complete

belt ftr model, example

weak support

¿ftV¿ftk to r u l e , govern
¿ftfyAOA sufficient
¿#)& grain, seed

¿^c'A/74 building, house

ft/pft dirty
ftk? t o have fever
water
¿ftA&AY> malaria
ftAA mathematics
teacher
exactly
ft¿mtfñtf/)k to threaten d o c t o r of medicine

ft/¿*pk plan ¿ftA/7/ family

teaching equi pment

ñon he, she, him, h e r , they, them tyft bed

think to plan

ñft/m~AO to realize t¿ff>:t¡¡!ft accident, danger

ftAf?/S/}?X hospital
ft& chemistry
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t o be Ztftft killing

ftm gratitude ¿Wftftjf assassination, murder

ftrt)¿w?wi&& benefit Wifíftt murderer

ft/V)A7A> quality ¿rftft to stop, to f o r b i d

ft p a i r , c o u p l e , two t/f)Uur>ft prohibi t

v see
ftr draw, sketch SWAT)
i/ „ draw Aft/wjy recall, recollect, remember
ft AT
v should detain
ftr polite, courteous SVWA/AO propagandize
A/
h e , h i m , s h e , her ¿V?k block, obstruct
ftfArtr
rnk s l e e p , l i e down /¿y-Af&fi upset
building, home w bee

iff) cow, ox & ft Iff honey

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ypf? go away £<MA) movement
X/?A hungry to pour, stab

watch f o r d i r e c t o r , boss
warehouse lose, be beaten

bank IDA dish, plate

l a r g e bowl
a r r e s t , catch
spend

tin t o nod yes

dark old

blind B'JT to slice

sleepy c7ft feel ing

t u r n away OA Chinese

easy pain

t o t a k e a bath o r shower stomach ache

get u p , r i s e enter

be p u z z l e d t o be n a t u r a l i z e d
V x
v& t i e up SWA fry

l e n d o r borrow sheep
g i f t s g i v e n t o b r i de & groom trim
want avoid
make f r i e n d banana
chin l e a v e , get o u t , e x i t
s t e e r i n g wheel FG/WFCP? depart
^ -V,

êtk) h lamp, light pay f o r

chopsticks f&AOSJs distribute, divide
waist flea
kitchen AG accuse

&frtii bad l u c k thief

cp?ri rhythm too/ throw

&tif open f&y grandchild

p o i n t out grandson

park (a c a r ) granddaughter
bitter judge

moon boss, chief

&4
end dm/ farm

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 parking lot KM wonder, surprise

food £par far

profit ballot

problem year

remember, memory next year

knowledge, education last year

quantity &?& pot

improve frying pan

to steam iron

to copy cat

to cook fine, thin

necessary to c r o s s
tfV

go down, to land A7>/r intelligent, clever

to surrender if} (XT to answer, to reply

G:u?F>tw7? to sign left

ì o- t o know w e l l done, cooked

it?: t law(s), regulation(s) bone
v
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Sptr clear, sure t o be f u l l

t o l e a n on bad smel 1 , stink

¿¿7^0' nose
confuse ti
many
ff. to sing fin to smoke
scale
t o move
wall

bald stai r

tiri to pick quickly e a r t h worm

umbrella disease, illness

SD T to fry shelter

quickly o l d age

stage to c o l l i d e

rare, uncooked ti? f i ne

b u r n , on fire mechanic
crazy, insane x?ùfr?sÌAm' barber
dog lathe operator

del i c i o u s Sv?ÙfAV carpenter

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 blacksmith AX/ft lotus
goldsmith, jeweller wood
faff nationality SAXTR/V match
t o connect together fAxr/pft walking s t i c k
near, close servant

<v (/ grandmother AXTjY> salesman

J} ~
grandfather name
cousin SAW: to quarrel
biography t o choke
life
sour
U t o dry w i t h a towel
t o meet mm® to smile
to rent hammer
t o h e l p , to a s s i s t /V)S~/r>ft to h e s i t a t e , t

f
leg shaky
to believe to insert
t o i n s u l t by u s i n g bad words STDft relatives, family
around fast
business female (animal)
KA meet and d i s c u s s f/y>A/ sweat
owe t o e a t , t o consume
bruise
I: to ride
fin pickle N

c u t t i n g board
corner, edge xjft t o p u l l out

pig to cover
t o p i c k out #A& in-laws
bottle
always
t o a r r i v e , t o reach
t o stand up detached
to stop sword
SWlA to step court order
blood Jft t o s e t on f i r e
A//
sick, i l l , hurt coconut

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similar, alike

to exchange one a f t e r another

trunk to fight back

AV&

s o u r c e of o r i g i n tr}$ t o haggle the p r i c e

ev f a c e to face
coconut tree
f

t?&?ri t o argue back and forth

t»f t o walk
to sleep to protest

to chase, to pursue to f i g h t bravely, struggle

A~AY>

t o sew to reply

arm diet

piece, block AY) grandfather

news, information taxi

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first solid
JT)A

roof little, few

AG
potato tight
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table

tw-sttk decorate
ASAA) October

position AiV smal 1

hut, cottage
ftf tea
AAAti drop

AM which? where? f?Asy>}? representation

which one? /fird district
when fish
I* 1

who family
«=*-,
AmAA v e r y much, too much lAJ% straight, direct
v e r y good, beautiful where, which
thank you very much £ntv)n ear

/AAA tight, full cold

^A?AP/i cucumber

tp/rfr>& to imitate
need

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t o soak t o eat (formal)
A/
f?/7> t o complain empty, bare
iPS<?
soft
fiA
t o look forward t o
<?fA.6(n t o l e a r n by h e a r t
budget <PSA river
to withdraw t o have a baby
p ov
kiss to obstruct, stop, control
/& t o take c a r e o f weight
t o add V?AP&A pregnant
cheap habit
8?Af forehead magazine
say, pronounce duck
g r o a n , moan t o be i n touch w i t h
day to pull
t a k e good c a r e of <F)ft kick
road <F)A on time
stage, rank, class <F)t? low
medicine (F7f t o ask f o r something owed
cheek SOfMftV torture
G rock, stone until
Gf>w battery soldier
new buy
Kk$f>MGvm recently <nvr)A place, location
deaf city
t o weigh home, r e s i d e n c e
1 i ver different
to declare water
S~G expensive, high p r i c e <?s<? orange j u i c e
Gw although milk
Cm
tear
<?fy keep
sorrow, misery
punishment ) i ft/ sad
t o get wet o r damp dishonest
<p?k width ) <* closet, cupboard
&
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 boat ff)Al guarantee, promise
&
ft? diplomat bored
</ >^
embassy loose

in general %
big

AAlA advice smel 1

television KA
heavy

telegraph coal, charcoal

telegram tooth

telephone KT)ri fall

1/ *
spacious tKV t o c l o s e eyes
generous do, make
<v accustomed, used to
then

srìk exact, sure

honest, frank À?
again, more

f<FJVA1 to preach AOS meaning

f<?7 Afri COW mistake, fault A/9/ country, kingdom

go A sancì os pol i t i c s
a r r i ve Alti young l a d y , miss

fi' r i pe Airi person

dam, dike AI or ft chief, boss

JAACT modern watch, clock

custom, tradition ÂIY07 each

<PfAA free A % with, and

page A/Sii that, there

(F'SÒ size f^y to live

ài to slap A cake, cookie

door AO lead, guide

support
endure, bear u

fit- remove, strip

uri to blow

to/? kick vk older, elder

XAl/T)/ bank vkruAT elder brother

ordinary t/ki^r elder sister

XOA capital city crkvA relatives

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ukuA^/^AUiX/ cousin lut/h test, examination
t o pay a f e e run di f f e r e n t
J ' *
lobster UA t o rob
up to force fu.-Atk heart
V£A bathroom
uk?u to order, command
*>
uti?rr> show
a> y
t o slow down fine, penalize
uAfA
zr$v window d r i nk
zfinpA t o send %ur tender
t.
to pray port
VA
Ufi turn fir thunder
UA!&
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ITA continue star
n*
UfA vegetable t o blow
X
Urrr> problem to s e n d , convey
CO
t o blame til AT A?) W have a c o l d
UfA?/V
to destroy m h o u s e , home
Urur/V) plenty, abundant h explode
pn break road, street

pSf
tpsi
to
bottom
shoot

to l o s e , disappear
If market,
fruit
shopping c e n t e

mushroom
pu si n if sweet
p<? yes ( f o r man)
PA have o r t o get
pw cooked rice
irk lake SWU7A i n f o r m a t i o n , news
tr<p shut, close f>k egg
Uft collide, hit A>f>ft cloud
UA1A how many A>A tax
/ —t
un add t o put out ( f i r e )
AU if A>jf light
ÏUfjk green A)fA> goat
fun open A>£TA? explain
ÙffïSY) to complete, fill rr>/s' thousand
fjUAr/y)âv post office rr>n hang

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 word
STOAT touch
hard, difficult t o come
hide money o r d e r
A>ft true &/) opi n i o n
complete, fulfill VfAT/- p e r s o n , human being
medical doctor m uncle
//% cup tm size
ssr>; stomach wri mouth
A>AA color &?A t o h a v e , own
dawn, sunrise 8?A wealthy

¿01/?' t o be s e p a r a t e d &?A chicken

sad, worry WAT gold
forest, wood WAfA machine
carpet {//> f r i e n d , pal

fr>:t?k moon face

border, frontier &A first, ahead
%n hat
&AT turn
AVAT read

MA/CXTA movie VIA food

ruAr? language rum sky, cloud

Af/7 lie sthJy hour

vici nity
AW blanket i
AAtA/K: d r i nk sup powder, flour
AUAT hot pepper
restaurant
A/r>K£wA?A U7AT pineapple
guest
eye
Mr? mountain or
bright
to take
forget
Affiti rain OJ-U night
understand
music
effsv-Artr t o have a dream
electricity, fire
/AT/ thigh w/v^rvu agree

/A) long, slowly

stupid
kind, type

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stmu-A? opinion AIT
to guard
to cry Afri to sell
grandmother svti t o haunt
(XT/ to carry AT??i to hide
/voti t o wash, t o c l e a n
Af?&T t o mix
ATO/ money
/rr to find to steal
/M? t o p r o t e c t , t o look after
WS above, up
SAT
A&O? wait f o r AATPJ lift
season fAT/v exceed
/ti? cold, chilly AAT3 number
/J/s/yy summer //irti play
/ff/ti? wi n t e r AA/ti to stop, quit
/ri t o run AT sesame
AVA? wound, hurt dumb, stupid
AfV^V system, order pumpki n
/wti tuberculosis good, n i c e
A/zn wave tiny, small
///?n t o burn
/sir>ar mel t f
/mri to float
/ti hard ùnti vacation
/A/^AA afternoon f/titi get l o s t
/ATAT si ippery AH Buddhist temple
matter, story ft/VA? suitcase
to study A?w t o beat
prepare A?AT measure
/•/?? t o push //ti long
/w sickness, disease A?ATA1 fate
/S?A t o annoy À?tiA£ curtain, drape
A? dance t o cut open, opera
/: rise (sunrise)
/v body, f i g u r e , picture

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AAA sugar

AT white
Arti hair tn
AfUASS write
tnxr stuffy
to r e t u r n , to pay back
Arti tosi be t i r e d
war
signature
to save, help
As%ti?: Cioftrsirso to sign
to build
Q. ì °~ to smell
A/ti promise
Af^p overflow
t o pass o u t , t o faint toft
ATAU drug store
to save
SV£f dril1, exercise
pea, bean imtiti)
Ar//v>n forbid
t o pump
ATU ptrnrfi pocket
happy
ATUptV soup
ATtA fork
ATU congratulate, praise
ATAtAT? ppASìxrsìr bus
bad l u c k
ATÌW
t o comb car
ATft
witness noisy, loud

AV t o eat c l imb

AAfifAAY? book to s e l l at a u c t i o n

ASÌT7 key button

Af&ti important cPpti wooden box

A/ cv
b e g , ask bolt
fppAT
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Arsisi skirt
AAAnoti 1 ucky
AA/ti slim, thin fffiOA bui 1 di ng

light uncooked rice

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rrtir t o s i t down
isyn country
thirsty t o beg
AJAYf? riti/
meat wel 1
AV7U f?M)ti
spoon international
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AV)AA> school
t o d r e s s , put on c l o t h e s j ewel ry
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 air, space
future
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upset, disappointed
bad, ugly
&?ti depend
able
week
next week
last week
mA read
age, years
emergency
food
things, merchandise
wry press, iron
tow, drag, pull
crowded
shy
power
gift, present
salt
appeal
what
shirt
coat
do not have, bear, patient

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