Ways to say "I can't bear (something)" in Thai

[@hansrow]

No matter if bear or bare. Perhaps Kru Smuk read some of the viewer‘s mind🎉
Very helpful video again.

[@malcolmnaylor8381]

You are an excellent Thai language teacher. Cheers Australia 🇦🇺

[@mausplan3890]

it's "bear" not "bare" dear Ms Kru

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Already edited. Thank you so much kha

[@Lucy-xg6yl]

It’s kind of like can (capability) vs could (capability with willingness)!

[@giuseppe5643]

Hello, Ms kru, I have watched, many of you're vlogs now, and very informative. How would I say I can paint the house?
Thank you.

[@ly776]

Bear - verb = survive, endure, tolerate. (Second different meaning - noun, animal หมี)
Bare - verb = naked, stripped, unadorned.

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Already edited. Sorry for the mistake kha😣

[@frits4100]

Good timing need to say this to my girlfriend.

[@jinchoong]

Bear not bare 😊

[@BananaThaiSchool]

Already edited kha
Thank you so much😣

[@MasterFreezer87]

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