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How to say provident fund
in Thai
กองทุนสำรองเลี้ยงชีพ
gaawng-tun-sǎm-raawng-líang-chîip
provident fund
gaawng midtun midsǎm risingraawng midlíang highchîip falling
An employer-matched retirement fund, often called PVD. สำรอง = reserve; เลี้ยงชีพ = to make a living.
- Part of speech
- noun
- Register
- formal
In a sentence
- บริษัทสมทบเงินเข้ากองทุนสำรองเลี้ยงชีพทุกเดือนbaw-rí-sàt sǒm-tóp ngoen kâo gaawng-tun-sǎm-raawng-líang-chîip túk dueanThe company matches contributions to the provident fund every month.
From the same situation: Economy and money talk
- เงินเฟ้อinflation
- เงินฝืดdeflation
- ข้าวของthings, goods (everyday prices)
- ราคาน้ำมันfuel price, oil price
- กำลังซื้อpurchasing power, spending power
- การบริโภคconsumption
- ปรับขึ้นto raise, adjust upwards (prices, rates)
- ปรับลดto cut, adjust downwards
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