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คำพูด

Components

คำ
พูด

Pronunciation

kham phûut

คำพูด

kham phûut

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  1. 1 words、speech、remark、statement、wording

This word refers to what someone says: their words, remarks, or way of speaking. It focuses on spoken content or wording, not vocabulary items in isolation.

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words、speech、remark、statement、wording

Noun⭐️4 Often used

Refers to someone’s spoken words, remarks, or wording. In some contexts it also carries the idea of being accountable for what one has said.

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Learning notes

Explanation

คำพูด is built from คำ “word” and พูด “to speak,” so its core image is “spoken words.” It is often used when someone’s words encourage, hurt, persuade, or carry weight. The expression รักษาคำพูด means to keep one’s word or honor what one has said.

Usage

It is common in everyday conversation, warnings, apologies, promises, and workplace or school communication whenever people talk about what someone said or how they said it.

Caution

Use คำศัพท์ for vocabulary words or lexical items. คำพูด normally refers to words someone said, not vocabulary as a study topic.

Differences from similar words

1 words synonyms

  • คำ is a broad word for a word or term. คำพูด specifically points to words that someone has actually said or the way they expressed them.

  • ถ้อยคำ sounds a little more polished and can refer to wording in formal speech or writing. คำพูด is more everyday and more strongly tied to spoken remarks.

  • วาจา is a more formal word for speech or verbal conduct, often used when judging politeness or propriety. คำพูด is more general and natural in everyday contexts.

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