Grammar 2 · มี ไม่มี ไม่ใช่ · Grammar

Scene 2GrammarPremium

มี ไม่มี ไม่ใช่

Having things and saying what something is

Having things and saying what something is

Thai uses for both 'there is/are' and 'have'. So means 'There is a café here', and means 'Do you have a key?'

The negative of is . For negative identity, Thai uses . So means 'It is not my cat.'

For pointing, means 'this' and means 'that'. They often come after the noun: , .

Keep these meanings separate: = there is not / do not have; = is not.

Tap a word to hear itTap a word to hear it and see its meaning
FormExampleMeaning
there is / there are
have
do not have / there is not
is not
/ / this / that
  • ที่นี่มีคาเฟ่There is a café here.

  • ผมไม่มีกุญแจครับI do not have a key.

    ฉันไม่มีกุญแจค่ะI do not have a key.

  • เสือไม่ใช่แมวของฉันSuea is not my cat.

  • กุญแจนี้ใช่ไหมIs it this key?

  • คาเฟ่อยู่นั่นThe café is over there.

  • ที่นี่ไม่มีกุญแจThere is no key here.

  • นี่ไม่ใช่ของผมครับThis is not mine.

    นี่ไม่ใช่ของฉันค่ะThis is not mine.

  • บ้านนี้เป็นของคุณยายสมพรThis house belongs to Grandma Somporn.

Number 7 · The illustrated A1 course
LernLaterne Premium

Get the whole course.

Practise every module, read bonus stories with the people of Number 7 and print worksheets.

Included in Premium

  • 9 extra course stories with familiar characters
  • 108 practice units · 738 interactive activities
  • 162 course worksheets, plus answer sheets
  • Full access to all 103 German stories and 37 dialogs
  • Audio, word lookup, exercises and downloadable PDFs
FREE

Start with a little curiosity.

0
  • 4 complete stories or dialogs for free
  • 4 complete grammar units for free
  • Favorites
EDU

Bring your whole classroom along.

8/mo
  • Everything in SOLO, ready for your classroom
  • 50 student accounts included, expandable in steps of 50
  • Education portal with classes, invite links and results
See how EDU works
Choose

96/year