Lesson 50 of 103
A1 · Lesson 050
Body parts
Name a body part and explain where it hurts.
By the end of this lesson
Name everyday body parts, point to a painful area and answer a simple examination question.
Start with the body words, then practise location and movement language in two short clinical exchanges.
Say this now
I have a headache.
These examples teach communication. Describing an ache does not establish its cause; let a clinician assess an injury. ปวด (bpùat) is common for aches; เจ็บ (jèp) is common for soreness or pain on touching or moving, with overlap in real use.
Sentence shape: I → have a headache → polite ending.
Say as a man: sentence pieces
Say as a woman: sentence pieces
In this lesson
Key words
Recognise the words and their meaning.
Essential phrases
Use complete lines and natural replies.
Practice
Choose a response and build a sentence.
Dialogues
Follow a complete exchange.
Word match
Match taught words and phrases to meanings.
Listening match
Understand the same language by ear.
Chapter review
Bring the useful language back from memory.