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How to say landlord, lessor (in a contract)
in Thai
ผู้ให้เช่า
pûu-hâi-châo
landlord, lessor (in a contract)
pûu fallinghâi fallingchâo falling
Literally "the one who lets rent". In speech: เจ้าของห้อง or เจ้าของบ้าน.
- Part of speech
- noun
- Classifier
- คน
- Register
- formal
In a sentence
- ผู้ให้เช่าจะคืนเงินมัดจำภายในสามสิบวันpûu-hâi-châo jà kuuen ngoen mát-jam paai-nai sǎam-sìp wanThe landlord will return the deposit within 30 days.
From the same situation: Official and written Thai
- โปรดplease (on signs and notices)
- งดเว้นto refrain from
- ชั่วคราวtemporarily
- ปิดปรับปรุงto be closed for renovation
- ซ่อมบำรุงto maintain, service
- ส่วนกลางcommon area (of a condo)
- อาคารbuilding (formal)
- บริเวณarea, vicinity
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