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โฆษณา

Pronunciation

khôotsanaa

โฆษณา

khôotsanaa

advertise

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  1. 1 advertise
  2. 2 advertisement、commercial

This word covers advertising something to attract interest or customers, as well as the ads themselves.

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advertise

Verb⭐️3 Common

To promote a product, service, or similar offering to the public to encourage people to buy or use it.

Learning notes

Explanation

This is a standard word used in everyday conversation and business. It applies to online and print ads as well as broadcast commercials. It does not inherently suggest exaggeration or dishonesty. It functions as a verb in โฆษณาสินค้า, “advertise a product,” and as a noun in ดูโฆษณา, “watch an ad.” การโฆษณา commonly refers to advertising as an activity. Individual advertisements can generally be counted with the classifier ชิ้น: โฆษณา 2 ชิ้น means “two ads.”

Usage

Use it when talking about skipping video ads, discussing a memorable commercial, or finding a product you saw advertised. At work, it comes up in discussions of product promotion, ad placement, and advertising costs.

Caution

For simply notifying someone of a schedule or change, use แจ้ง; for making a public announcement, use ประกาศ. โฆษณา generally suggests promotion, so it is usually unsuitable for a purely informational notice.

Differences from similar words

1 advertise synonyms

  • ประชาสัมพันธ์ means to publicize information or do public relations, often to build awareness or goodwill. โฆษณา focuses on advertising an offering to attract buyers or users.

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