thiˆi baˆan phŏm mii phɔˆɔ, mɛˆɛ, lɛ́ʔ phiˆinɔ́ɔŋ săam khon.

(At home) there're [my] father, mother, and three brothers and sisters.         

phŏm mii phiˆisăaw khon nʉŋ thiˆi tɛ̀ɛŋŋaan lɛ́ɛw,

I have an older sister who's already married,                            

lɛ́ɛ? mii nɔ́ɔŋchaay léklék sɔ̆ɔŋ khon duˆay.

And then [I]'ve got two little brothers.                                      

khrɔˆɔpkhrua phŏm kɔˆʔ maˆy yày mʉ̆ankan.

My family's not large either.                                                      

phɔˆɔmɛˆɛ phŏm mii luˆuk săam khon

There're only three [of us] children.                                           

mii phiˆichaay phŏm, tua phŏm ʔeeŋ lɛ́ɛw kɔˆʔ nɔ́ɔŋsăaw.

There're my older brother, myself, and my younger sister.          

phiˆichaay phŏm yaŋ maˆy tɛ̀ɛŋŋaan.

[My] older brother's not married yet.                                         

tɔɔnníi kamlaŋ rian năŋsʉ̆ʉ yùu thiˆi ʔàmeeríkaa.

Right now he's studying in America.                                           

sùan nɔ́ɔŋsăaw phŏm yaŋ dèk  yùu.

[My] younger sister's still a child.