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Thai

เป็นห่วง

Components

เป็น
ห่วง

Pronunciation

pen hùaŋ

be worried about

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  1. 1 be worried about 、be concerned about

Expresses concern for someone or something you care about, especially when you are thinking about their safety, health, or well-being.

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be worried about 、be concerned about

Verb⭐️4 Often used

Means to worry about or feel concern for a particular person or situation, often with a caring undertone.

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Learning notes

Explanation

เป็นห่วง commonly carries a caring undertone: you are worried because the person or situation matters to you. The basic pattern is “subject + เป็นห่วง + object.” The person or thing causing concern normally follows the expression directly, as in ฉันเป็นห่วงคุณ, “I'm worried about you.” เป็นห่วงนะ, “I'm worried about you,” and ไม่ต้องเป็นห่วงนะ, “Don't worry,” are especially common in everyday conversation.

Usage

It is often used when someone is ill, late coming home, traveling somewhere risky, or otherwise in a situation that makes you concerned for their safety or well-being. It can also refer to a worrying matter such as work or a plan. ไม่ต้องเป็นห่วง, “Don't worry,” is a standard reassuring expression.

Caution

เป็นห่วง can sound warm and caring, but it does not by itself imply romantic feelings. It is widely used with family members, friends, coworkers, and others.

Differences from similar words

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