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จัดงาน

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จัด
งาน

Pronunciation

càt ŋaan

จัดงาน

càt ŋaan

organize (an event)

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  1. 1 organize (an event)、hold (an event)、arrange (a ceremony or event)

This verb means to organize and hold an event, including making the arrangements and carrying it out. It is used for weddings, birthday parties, exhibitions, ceremonies, and similar events.

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organize (an event)、hold (an event)、arrange (a ceremony or event)

Verb⭐️3 Common

It describes actively arranging and holding an event, usually from the organizer’s side rather than just attending it.

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Learning notes

Explanation

จัดงาน combines จัด, “to arrange or organize,” with งาน, meaning an event or function in this context. It does not usually mean arranging one’s work tasks. The basic pattern is จัดงาน + event name, such as จัดงานแต่งงาน for holding a wedding or จัดงานแสดงสินค้า for organizing an exhibition. It is a standard expression used in both everyday and business contexts.

Usage

This word is common when talking about organizing weddings, birthday parties, company events, exhibitions, seminars, ceremonies, memorial events, and community events. You will also often see รับจัดงาน in advertisements for event organizers or venues.

Caution

จัดงาน is used for the person or group organizing the event. For attending, use expressions like ไปงาน or เข้าร่วมงาน. It is also not the usual way to say “organize my work”; in this expression, งาน is understood as an event.

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