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คืนสินค้า

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คืน
สินค้า

Pronunciation

khʉʉn sǐnkháa

คืนสินค้า

khʉʉn sǐnkháa

return goods

Native recording

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  1. 1 return goods、return a product

This means to return purchased goods to a store or seller. It is commonly used in shopping, online orders, and customer service contexts.

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return goods、return a product

Verb⭐️4 Often used

It refers to sending or taking purchased goods back to the seller, often because they are defective, the wrong size, or unwanted.

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Learning notes

Explanation

คืนสินค้า is made from คืน, meaning “to return,” and สินค้า, meaning “goods” or “product.” It is a practical, neutral expression used in stores, online shopping, customer support, and return policies. To make it a noun meaning “a return” or “product return,” Thai commonly uses การคืนสินค้า.

Usage

Use this when a product is the wrong size, damaged, not what you ordered, or when you are dealing with a store, online shop, or customer support about returning an item.

Caution

Do not use คืนสินค้า for returning borrowed personal items like a book or keys. Use คืน plus the item, such as คืนหนังสือ or คืนกุญแจ. คืนสินค้า is mainly for returning purchased goods.

Differences from similar words

1 return goods synonyms

  • ขอคืนเงิน means to ask for a refund. คืนสินค้า focuses on returning the product itself and does not always imply that the money has already been refunded.

  • คืนของ is a broader expression meaning to return an item or object. คืนสินค้า is more specifically about returning purchased goods in a retail or online shopping context.

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