Must Know Verb to be in Thai | How to use เป็น/bpen/

[@sahuramario]

Thanks a lot this is really amazing and affective

[@thailessonsbynew]

thank you! 😊

[@dewisu5460]

khru New.. very good explanation👍👍👍🙏

[@thailessonsbynew]

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[@lesliestenta3084]

Kop Khun Kha, I was having trouble understanding when to use Bpen , very good explanation.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you 😊

[@lewmengkau4307]

Thank/ 感恩/terima kasih.

[@thailessonsbynew]

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[@cidron3843]

Krop khun krap! Thank you for the class. You do an excellent job explaining the material covered. I took beginning Thai in Chiang Mai which was a disaster.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Oh I am sorry to hear that you had bad experience. Hopefully, you can enjoy my Thai lessons from now on. Thank you for not giving up on learning Thai language 😊

[@TheSimwhi]

HI New, Again, a very good lesson. Many thanks.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you 😊

[@shamjithbabu7728]

Very helpful lesson ....Thank you so much 🙏🙏🇹🇭💓

[@thailessonsbynew]

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[@teacherinthailan6441]

Excellent lesson! Thank you so much.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you 😊

[@훈채-t5c]

Thank you so much.

[@thailessonsbynew]

You're welcome! 😊

[@olema4994]

Thank you for your lesson! I am still a bit confused about how to build negative statements. For example, "we are not friends". Not sure if I can say เราไม่เป็นเพื่อนกัน. Also I am always confused about when to use เป็น or คือ vs มัน. This channel is such a great ressource, I am always sharing it with anyone I know who is learning Thai

[@thailessonsbynew]

For negative of verb to be เป็น, we might say ไม่ใช่ So it would be เราไม่ใช่เพื่อนกัน For เป็น it is used for telling status For คือ I mentioned it in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHm4cpSHbbh-mck Please follow the link, it might be helpful 😊

[@Pad_See_Ew]

Good one. my brain has problems-a rewatch lesson for me. Kun maa jaak... "You are from..." useful.

[@thailessonsbynew]

You're welcome to watch my videos over and over 😊😉

[@therosehp]

Thank you for your lesson. It's so clear to understand.

[@thailessonsbynew]

You're welcome 😊

[@Btran7591]

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[@teoteo1004]

Thanks for these 2 episodes about verb "to Be". I know there is a third verb "to Be" in Thai: กือ. May you make a lesson about that if it's possible? ขอบคุณครับครูนิว

[@thailessonsbynew]

Thank you for your suggestion 😊

[@teoteo1004]

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[@gtwocgsf]

Thanks. Is bpen arai (without the maa) mean "What's your problem?" What's wrong?

[@thailessonsbynew]

Yes, you asked เป็นอะไร to seek for a problem😊

[@guroluke]

Now I know why my friends get confused haha thank you.

[@thailessonsbynew]

Now, your friends won't get confused anymore 😉

[@hkyu712]

how do i say "i have stomachache." and "i have diarrhea"? the google translate doesn't show "bpen" or "mee". sorry to bother. i'm a beginner.

[@thailessonsbynew]

You are right. We don't say bpen and mee in those two cases. It's similar to English. Thai language also have exceptions. For I have stomachache, pŏm bpùat tóng. For I have diarrhea, pŏm tóng sĭa. pŏm for male speaker.😊

[@hkyu712]

@@thailessonsbynew khob khun maak kharp

[@orlandowan5847]

"He is my husband" should use "khu" form of the verb to be not "bpenn" because there is only one husband and the reverse is true

[@thailessonsbynew]

You are right. I think in this case, you can say either one 😊