Introduction to everyday Lao language: Lao is a phonetic language, which requires very high pronunciation. As long as the voice is slightly inaccurate, others will not understand it. Meanwhile, its sentence structure is fundamentally different from Chinese grammar. Some words are read backwards, and some words are read along. As a beginner, it is absolutely impossible to master them. Moreover, the pronunciation of many of its words, Chinese characters can not be accurately phonetic, can only be phonetic close to Chinese pronunciation. According to my practical experience, it is enough to master a certain vocabulary, and it is no harm to be inaccurate. And with the help of the language environment, people will help you correct your pronunciation in conversation, and at the same time improve your pronunciation accuracy by hearing your own standard pronunciation.

What is the language environment? Even if you go to the gas station, as long as you say "love", Laos will give you gasoline, and if you say "leather double", he will definitely give you diesel. Although this "love" and "leather double" are very inaccurate, they can be understood at gas stations. This gas station is called language environment. The grammar of any language in the world is generally unimportant, and so is the ancient language. As long as you know a certain number of words, you can also have a conversation. Speak more and listen more, and you will naturally know the grammar.

Because of the deepening of the dialogue, you will consciously combine the words you have mastered according to Chinese habits, so that you can learn Lao easily without knowing it. For example, if you know that "Kuai" means [I], "Tooth" means [Want] and "Golden Rely" means [Eat], then you will definitely combine them in a restaurant like this: "Kuai", "Tooth" and "Golden Rely", which means [I want to eat]. For another example, if you know that "Left" means [car], "Meng Jia" means [what time] and "Wu Bai" means "driving", then you will also combine it like this: "Left", "Meng Jia" and "Wu Bai" mean {when does the car leave}. In this way, you can combine your own sentences and talk to others as needed. In this case, Laos, everyone can understand. In fact, China people's daily speech is not based on grammatical standards; The same is true in Laos. As long as you make your words clear, you can combine them as you want, and people know it. For example, according to the grammatical standards of the old saying, "Meng Jia", "Wu Bai" and "Luo" are the standards, but in fact, "Luo", "Meng Jia", "Wu Bai", "Meng Jia" and "Luo", no matter how you combine them, people know that they mean "when will the bus leave".