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งานเลี้ยงส่ง

Components

งานเลี้ยง
ส่ง

Pronunciation

ŋaan líaŋ sòŋ

send-off party

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  1. 1 send-off party、farewell party、farewell banquet

This means a send-off or farewell party held for someone who is leaving a workplace, school, group, or place.

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send-off party、farewell party、farewell banquet

Noun⭐️3 Common

A gathering or meal held to thank and say goodbye to someone who is leaving.

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Learning notes

Explanation

งานเลี้ยงส่ง is built from งาน “event,” เลี้ยง “to treat or host,” and ส่ง “to send off.” The image is an event where people host or treat someone as they send that person off. Common patterns include จัดงานเลี้ยงส่ง “hold a farewell party,” มีงานเลี้ยงส่ง “there is a farewell party,” and งานเลี้ยงส่งให้... “a farewell party for ...”

Usage

It is commonly used when someone is leaving a company, transferring, graduating, returning home, or moving away. It works naturally for coworkers, teachers, friends, exchange students, and similar situations.

Caution

Do not normally use this for funerals or sending off someone who has died; use words such as งานศพ for a funeral. Also, it does not mean an event for mailing or sending objects. It refers to a party for sending off a person.

Differences from similar words

1 send-off party synonyms

  • งานเลี้ยงอำลา also means a farewell party or banquet. งานเลี้ยงส่ง is a common, practical term that more clearly suggests sending someone off.

  • ปาร์ตี้ส่งท้าย is a more casual way to talk about a last party or farewell party. งานเลี้ยงส่ง is more standard and works naturally in workplace or school contexts.

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