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How do you write are happy in Thai language?

There are a couple of ways to say "are happy" in Thai, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* มีความสุข (mee kwahm sook) - This is the most common and formal way to say "are happy." It literally translates to "have happiness."

* ดีใจ (dee jai) - This is another formal option, meaning "happy" or "delighted."

Informal:

* สบายใจ (sa-bai jai) - This means "feel comfortable" or "at ease" and can be used to express happiness in a relaxed way.

* สนุก (sa-nook) - This means "fun" or "enjoying oneself" and is a more casual way to say "happy."

Example Sentences:

* ฉันมีความสุขมาก (chan mee kwahm sook mahk) - I am very happy.

* เขาดีใจที่ได้เจอคุณ (kao dee jai thi dai jer koun) - He is happy to see you.

* ฉันสบายใจมาก (chan sa-bai jai mahk) - I am very comfortable/at ease.

* พวกเรามีความสนุกมาก (puao rao mee kwahm sa-nook mahk) - We are having a lot of fun.

It's important to choose the appropriate expression based on the situation and the people you are talking to.

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