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How to say it's the end of the month (I'm broke)
in Thai
สิ้นเดือนแล้ว
sîn-duean láeo
it's the end of the month (I'm broke)
A joke everyone understands: payday hasn't come yet.
- Where
- social
- Register
- casual
The culture behind it
CULTURE
สิ้นเดือน: payday at the end of the month
Words inside it
From the same situation: Big numbers, dates, money 2
- หมื่นten thousand
- แสนhundred thousand
- ล้านmillion
- ประมาณabout, approximately
- เกือบalmost, nearly
- จุดpoint, dot (decimal)
- ค่าใช้จ่ายexpenses, costs
- งบbudget
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