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เจอ

Pronunciation

cəə

เจอ

cəə

meet

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  1. 1 meet、see (someone)、run into (someone)
  2. 2 find、come across、discover
  3. 3 experience、face、run into (a problem)

A common everyday verb for coming into contact with someone or something. Depending on the object, it can mean to meet someone, find something, or run into a situation or problem.

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meet、see (someone)、run into (someone)

Verb⭐️5 Essential

Used when you meet or see a person, either by arrangement or by chance.

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find、come across、discover

Verb⭐️5 Essential

Used when you find something, whether you were looking for it or simply came across it.

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Learning notes

Explanation

เจอ is a very common everyday verb. Its core idea is coming across or coming into contact with something. With a person, it means to meet; with an object or information, it means to find; with a problem or situation, it means to experience or run into it. In more formal writing, พบ is often preferred, but เจอ is the natural choice in ordinary speech.

Usage

Use it in everyday situations such as arranging to meet someone, running into a friend, finding a lost item, discovering a place, or dealing with a problem. แล้วเจอกัน is a standard conversational phrase meaning “See you” or “See you then.”

Caution

Do not memorize it only as “meet.” Check what follows the verb: a person, an object, or a situation. In formal reports or official writing, พบ may be more appropriate than เจอ.

Differences from similar words

1 meet synonyms

  • พบ is more formal and fits writing or official contexts. เจอ is the more natural everyday choice in casual conversation.

  • เห็น mainly means to see or notice with your eyes, without necessarily interacting. เจอ suggests meeting or encountering the person.

2 find synonyms

3 experience synonyms

Component words

Other words containing เจอ

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