Sorry Say Sorry Funny Kato Boon Lol

Sorry Say Sorry Funny Kato Boon Lol. Papa’s Bas rest gets brutally disturbed by Funny Kato Boon. This KatoBoonFamily lesson for the day teaches little Kato about the word and meaning of Sorry.

Kato Boon needs to say sorry.

Lots of fun for Kato, and it does not take long, and he finds a way to abuse the word sorry. It is hard for the Boon parents to educate the Boon brothers. Kato is wild and energetic; he punches the neighbor girl by accident and gets a blue eye. The perfect time to teach Funny Kato to say sorry and point out he cannot continue his ADHD behavior like this.

At the KatoBoonFamily pig farm, there is a small problem. One of the mother pigs is biting her newborn piglets. This mother pig behavior sometimes happens, which creates a situation threat the piglets have to be removed from their mother and fed by hand.

One piglet escapes, and Kato Boon helps catch the piglet. Seeing a small piglet is not an easy task—the tiny piglets, as young as they are speedy. Kato does not give up. Finally, he catches the piglet and feeds it by hand, giving it milk from a bottle.

Seeing the hungry little piglet drinking milk from a bottle is charming and adorable. Kato is happy and is even dancing (lol) with the funny tiny piglet.

Does Papa pull a prank on Kato, no regrets.

Papa Bas also has to say sorry after saying the wrong words, and Mama Rak corrects papa Bas Boon in an old-fashioned way. This correction gives papa Bas an idea. He will teach Kato how he would feel if Papa wouldpulledank on him.

This prank is hilarious and straightforward, and Kato takes the prank as an adult.

Children in Isan Thailand who live in Sawang Daen Din know the words sorry and can say sorry.

They find out that Kato interprets the word and means sorry differently. He is using sorry as an excuse to be a brat kid. You better run Kato comes to say sorry.

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