Vocabulary
IYE
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Grammar terms
Verb (v)
🇮🇩 kata kerja
🇵🇭 pandiwa
🇲🇲 ကြိယာ
Adverb (adv)
🇮🇩 kata keterangan
🇵🇭 pang-abay
🇲🇲 အနီးတွင်းနာမည်
Noun (n)
🇮🇩 kata benda
🇵🇭 pangngalan
🇲🇲 နာမ်
Phrase (phr)
🇮🇩 frasa
🇵🇭 parirala
🇲🇲 စာလုံး
Adjective (adj)
🇮🇩 kata sifat
🇵🇭 pang-uri
🇲🇲 နာမဝိသေသန
Session 1
language (n)
a way of communicating with words and sounds
suitcase (n)
a large container with a handle to keep your clothes and things when travelling
introduce (v)
to tell someone another person’s name when they meet for the first time
formal (adj)
people use a formal language and dressing in a serious and important event
employer (n)
a person who pays someone to work
nationality (n)
a person’s nationality tells you which nation and country a person belongs to
wear (v)
to have something on your body, like clothes, earrings, rings, etc
glasses (n)
something a person wears on their nose and ears to help them see better
earrings (n)
something you wear on your ears to make you look good
brows (n)
the line of hair above your eyes on your forehead
blouse (n)
a piece of clothing for a woman that is like a shirt
sleeves (n)
a part of a clothing (shirt, blouse, t-shirt, etc) that covers your arms
Session 2
family (n)
a group of people consisting of a parent or two parents and children, as well as other people related to the parents
parents-in-law (n)
the parents of your husband or wife
neice (n)
your brother or sister’s daughter
cousin (n)
the child of your uncle and aunt
living room (n)
the room in a house or flat where people can relax and chat with guests
favourite (adj)
something a person or people like best or enjoy the most
relative (n)
a person who is in the same family as another person
nephew (n)
your brother or sister’s son
aunt (n)
the wife of your uncle, or your parent’s sister
relationship (n)
the way two people are connected
study (n)
the room in a house or flat where people use quietly, for reading and writing
flat/appartment (n)
a unit in a larger building, in which people to live
Session 3
clean the dishes (phr)
to wash the plates, bowls, spoons, forks, etc that were used during the meal
shop for groceries (phr)
to buy food from the supermarket or a market
to vacuum (v)
to clean using a vacuum cleaner
do the laundry (phr)
to wash clothes or bedsheets, etc.
always (adv)
at all times
often (adv)
many times
hardly ever (adv)
not often at all or almost never
do the ironing (phr)
to use an iron to make clothes flat and smooth
mop the floor (phr)
to clean the floor with a mop and water
usually (adv)
most of the time
occasionally (adv)
sometimes
routine (n)
the way we regularly do things
Session 4
dairy products (n)
milk, cheese, butter and other milk products
grains (n)
seeds from plants that are like grass, e.g. rice, wheat, etc
seafood (n)
animals from the sea used as food, including fish and creatures with shells
competition (n)
a event when people come together to see who is the best at something
a carton of milk (phr)
a container made of cardboard for milk and juice
solid (n)
In this lesson, it refers to food that is not a drink or in a watery form
vegetables (n)
plants that are used as food
meat (n)
animals’ flesh that is used as food
restuarant (n)
a place where people can buy and eat a meal
restuarant (n)
a place where people can buy and eat a meal
a slice of (phr)
a flat piece of food like bread or cake that is cut from a bigger whole
liquid (n)
In this lesson, it refers to food that is a drink or in a watery form, like milk, soup, etc.
Session 5
birthday (n)
the date every year you celebrate the day you were born; this is the same date as that in the year you were born
cataract (n)
an eye disease when the lens in your eye become less clear and you cannot see clearly
surgery (n)
when a body is cut up to cure or treat a disease
different (adj)
not the same
wheelchair (n)
a special chair with wheels and handles used by people who cannot walk
walker (n)
a walking frame to support a child or older person then they are walking
volunteer (n)
a person who works without being paid
important (adj)
necessary or of great value
suggest (v)
to talk about an idea or plan for other people to think about
scooter(n)
something a person wears on their nose and ears to help them see better
pram (n)
a push vehicle to carry a child, pushed by someone
kindergarten (n)
preschool for 5- and 6-year-old children, or preschool year for 5 or 6-year-old children
Session 6
son (n)
a person’s male child
brother (n)
a boy or man who has the same parents with another person
single parent (n)
a parent who cares for his or her children alone, without being married to a man or woman
widow / widower (n)
the man/woman whose husband or wife is dead
widowed (adj)
to describe someone whose husband or wife is dead
engaged (adj)
:to describe someone who has agreed to marry someone
sister (n)
a girl or woman who has the same parents with another person
great grandparents (n)
the parents of someone’s grandparents
fiance / fiancee (n)
the man/woman some is engaged to
fiance / fiancee (n)
the man/woman some is engaged to
divorced (adj)
to describe someone who has left his/her marriage
separated (adj)
to describe someone no longer living with a husband, wife or partner
Session 6
screen use (n)
activities like texting, gaming and watching videos done with a mobile phone, computer or tablet
junk food (n)
food that is quick to get and eat but is not healthy
weight gain (n)
becoming heavier
self-esteem (n)
the feeling and confidence about who you are and what you can do
a lack of (phr)
none or not enough
saturated fats (n)
a type of fat that is supposed to be less healthy in food
physical (n)
to do with the body
to skip meals (phr)
to miss or not eat one of the main meals of the day
weight (n)
becoming heavier
mood swing (n)
quick change in the way you feel
nutrition (n)
food taken in by your body
opponent (n)
a person you are playing or fighting against
mental (adj)
to do with the mind
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