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How to say to go bankrupt
in Thai
ล้มละลาย
lóm-lá-laai
to go bankrupt
lóm highlá highlaai mid
ล้ม 'fall' + ละลาย 'melt'.
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- บริษัทล้มละลายbaw-rí-sàt lóm-lá-laaiThe company went bankrupt.
From the same situation: Money, banking, property
- ลงทุนto invest
- นักลงทุนinvestor
- หุ้นshare, stock
- ตลาดหุ้นstock market
- กองทุนfund (investment, pension)
- ปันผลdividend
- ผลตอบแทนreturn (on investment)
- เสี่ยงrisky; to take a risk
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