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ความพอใจ

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ความ
พอใจ

Pronunciation

khwaam phɔɔ cay

ความพอใจ

khwaam phɔɔ cay

satisfaction

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  1. 1 satisfaction、contentment

This noun refers to a feeling of satisfaction or contentment when something meets one’s expectations, needs, or standards. It is especially common in evaluations, surveys, and business contexts.

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satisfaction、contentment

Noun⭐️3 Common

A state or feeling of being satisfied, pleased, or content because something is good enough or meets expectations.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ความพอใจ is formed from ความ plus พอใจ, turning the verb/adjective-like พอใจ “to be satisfied; to be pleased” into an abstract noun. In casual speech, พอใจ is often more direct for “I’m satisfied with…,” while ความพอใจ is useful as the noun “satisfaction” in explanations, evaluations, reports, and surveys. Common patterns include มีความพอใจกับ... “to have satisfaction with…,” ความพอใจของ... “the satisfaction of…,” and ระดับความพอใจ “satisfaction level.”

Usage

It is commonly used when discussing product or service evaluations, customer satisfaction, surveys, work results, responses from others, or acceptance of conditions. It can appear in everyday conversation, but it often sounds somewhat explanatory or evaluative.

Caution

ความพอใจ is a noun, so you cannot say *ฉันความพอใจ for “I am satisfied.” Use ฉันพอใจ... or ฉันมีความพอใจกับ.... ดีใจ is more about feeling happy or glad, and ชอบ is more about liking or preference; ความพอใจ centers on satisfaction after expectations or standards are met.

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