To fire (someone) in Thai 🇹🇭

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to fire (someone)	ไล่ออก

How to say “to fire (someone)” in Thai? “ไล่ออก”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “ไล่ออก” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on to fire (someone) in Thai like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember the Thai word "ไล่ออก" (laì òk) for "to fire (someone)":

– Imagery: Imagine "lying" (ไล่ – laì) someone out the "door" (ออก – òk) as a way to remember that you are dismissing them from the office.
– Sounds: The sounds "laì" can remind you of "lie" or "lay" and "òk" sounds a bit like "oak", which is a significant sturdy door leading out.

Explanations:
– "ไล่" (laì) means "to chase" or "to drive away".
– "ออก" (òk) means "out". Together, they form "ไล่ออก", which means to drive someone out or to fire them.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– เลิกจ้าง (lôek jâang) (literally "to terminate employment")
– ปลดออก (blòt òk) (literally "to remove")

Conjugations (Formal Thai doesn't typically change verbs via conjugations for past, present, future):

– Past: ใช้คำบอกเวลา เช่น "พวกเขาถูกไล่ออกเมื่อวาน" (phûak-kao thûuk laì òk mûe-wǎn) – "They were fired yesterday."
– Present: ใช้คำบอกปัจจุบัน เช่น "เขากำลังถูกไล่ออก" (kao gam-lang thûuk laì òk) – "He is being fired."
– Future: ใช้คำบอกอนาคต เช่น "เธอจะถูกไล่ออกในไม่ช้า" (thoe jà thûuk laì òk nai mai cháa) – "She will be fired soon."

Examples of sentences using "ไล่ออก":

1. "เจ้านายตัดสินใจไล่ออกพนักงานผู้ไม่ทำงาน" (jâo-naai tàt-sǐn-jai laì òk phá-nák-ngaan phûu mai tham-ngaan)
– "The boss decided to fire the employee who didn't work."

2. "คนงานบางคนกลัวว่าจะถูกไล่ออก" (khon-ngaan baang khon glua wâa jà thûuk laì òk)
– "Some workers are afraid that they will be fired."

3. "ในที่สุดเขาก็ถูกไล่ออก" (nai thîi-sùt kao gôr thûuk laì òk)
– "Eventually, he got fired."

4. "บริษัทให้เหตุผลในการไล่ออกชัดเจน" (bò-rí-sàt hâi hèt-phon nai gaan laì òk chát-jeen)
– "The company clearly stated the reasons for the firing."

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