Master Thai 'To Be' Verbs: Learn เป็น, อยู่, คือ with Examples!

Join us in this detailed episode of our Thai Language Series as we explore the essential 'To Be' verbs in Thai: เป็น (bpen), อยู่ (yùu), and คือ (kheu). We'll break down each verb, show how they're used in real-life contexts, and provide you with tips to use them accurately in your daily conversations. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refine their Thai grammar skills! 👉 Hit the like button if you find this video helpful! 👉 Drop your questions or feedback in the comments - we love hearing from you! 👉 Subscribe and turn on notifications to never miss our weekly Thai language tips and tricks! Thank you for supporting our channel and helping us grow a community of Thai language enthusiasts!
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[@QuickThaiLearn]

Welcome to our Thai language learning series! In this video, we cover essential Thai grammar concepts, focusing on the differences between "เป็น (bpen)", "อยู่ (yùu)", "คือ (kheu)", and "มี (mii)". Dive into detailed explanations and practical examples to boost your understanding of Thai language structure. 📚 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more updates. Feel free to drop your questions or feedback in the comments below-we love hearing from you! 🌍✨ Happy Learning! 🎉

[@_La_Verdad_]

You are a great teacher 😊

[@gabitsoungui4124]

Hello..those short notes are very useful 😊..they help me review my lessons after listening..thanks for the great work

[@QuickThaiLearn]

Thank you, Gabi! 🙏

[@fatmakurt2223]

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[@georgeh1352]

Good lesson, my thai sentence structure is developing thanks to this video. jub jub

[@QuickThaiLearn]

Thank you, George! It’s great to know the videos are helping improve your Thai sentence structure. Keep practicing, and if you have any questions or need specific tips, feel free to ask. Jub jub!

[@georgeh1352]

@@QuickThaiLearn Wow so sweet of you x

[@gilbertlau3134]

Well done!

[@QuickThaiLearn]

Thank you so much🙏

[@EricAndOrn]

Thank you for the great explanation.

[@QuickThaiLearn]

You’re welcome 🙏

[@QuickThaiLearn]

You are welcome 🙏

[@joannatacder9894]

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[@QuantumWealthChannel]

How Do we say, “I have gone”In Thai?

[@QuickThaiLearn]

Hello, you can say “ผมไปแล้ว” (phǒm bpai láew) for males and “ฉันไปแล้ว” (chǎn bpai láew) for females. Here, “ผม” (phǒm) means “I” for males, and “ฉัน” (chǎn) means “I” for females; “ไปแล้ว” (bpai láew) translates to “have gone.” This phrase is used to indicate an action that has already been completed in the past.

[@JackMerck]

Are these lessons generated by AI?

[@QuickThaiLearn]

Great question! The lessons are crafted with a blend of my expertise in teaching Thai and some assistance from AI to ensure accuracy and engagement. This blend allows me to provide high-quality, informative content consistently. I’m here to guide you through learning Thai, with a touch of technology to enhance the learning experience!

[@QuickThaiLearn]

I’m curious to know if you find the lessons helpful. Do you have any feedback or suggestions about the content? Your thoughts are very valuable to me!