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How to say to fire, dismiss
in Thai
ไล่ออก
lâi-àawk
to fire, dismiss
lâi fallingàawk low
ไล่ 'chase' + ออก 'out'. The polite workplace version is เลิกจ้าง 'terminate employment'.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- โดนไล่ออกdoon lâi-àawkto get fired
From the same situation: Meetings, emails, negotiation
- เรียนDear … (opening a formal letter or email)
- ขอความกรุณาkindly … (formal request)
- ทราบto know, be informed (formal)
- เสนอto propose, put forward
- ข้อเสนอproposal, offer
- เงื่อนไขcondition, terms
- ผลงานwork, track record, performance
- สัมภาษณ์to interview; interview
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