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Thai

สื่อสาร

Pronunciation

sʉ̀ʉsǎan

สื่อสาร

sʉ̀ʉsǎan

communicate

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  1. 1 communicate、convey、get in touch

สื่อสาร means to communicate: to convey information, ideas, feelings, or intentions so that another person can understand them. It focuses more on successful exchange of meaning than simply speaking.

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communicate、convey、get in touch

Verb⭐️4 Often used

This verb describes communicating or conveying meaning through speech, writing, behavior, media, or other channels.

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Learning notes

Explanation

สื่อสาร centers on the idea of transferring meaning so that another person can understand it. It is not limited to spoken conversation; writing, gestures, design, media, and language ability can all be described with this verb. The common noun form is การสื่อสาร, as in ทักษะการสื่อสาร “communication skills” or ช่องทางการสื่อสาร “communication channels.”

Usage

This word is common in work, school, teamwork, language learning, customer service, relationships, advertising, and media. It is especially useful when talking about whether a message is clear and whether people understand each other.

Caution

For casual “talk” or “chat,” พูด or คุย may sound more natural. In technical contexts, do not use สื่อสาร mechanically for every sense of “communication”; noun phrases such as การสื่อสาร, ระบบสื่อสาร, or โทรคมนาคม may fit better depending on the context.

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