Lesson 58 of 103
A1 · Lesson 058
Weather emergencies
Understand a warning, find shelter and check on someone.
By the end of this lesson
Describe severe weather, ask about an evacuation centre and give a location when asking for help.
Practise asking a local official about shelter and checking on a friend during flooding. Use clear facts about your location and the conditions around you.
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Where is the evacuation centre?
Follow current official warnings and local responders. These dialogues teach communication, not safe routes or evacuation decisions. Do not assume a road or building is safe from a language example. In Thailand, DDPM’s 1784 line handles disaster reporting and coordination; 1182 provides weather information. Use the relevant emergency service for urgent medical, fire or police help. Official details checked 16 October 2026.
Sentence shape: Evacuation centre → is where? → polite ending.
Say as a man: sentence pieces
Say as a woman: sentence pieces
In this lesson
Essential phrases
Use complete lines and natural replies.
Key words
Recognise the words and their meaning.
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.