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How to say to retire
in Thai
เกษียณ
gà-sǐan
to retire · retired
gà lowsǐan rising
เกษียณแล้ว 'I'm retired'. Thai government workers retire at 60. Retirees on a retirement visa hear this word often.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- พ่อเกษียณแล้วpâaw gà-sǐan láeoMy dad is retired.
From the same situation: Work, study, family
- งานwork, job
- บริษัทcompany, firm
- ออฟฟิศoffice
- ออนไลน์online
- อาชีพoccupation, profession
- เรียนto study, to learn; to attend school
- นักเรียนstudent (school)
- นักศึกษาuniversity student
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