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ส่งเงิน

Components

ส่ง
เงิน

Pronunciation

sòŋ ŋən

ส่งเงิน

sòŋ ŋən

send money

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  1. 1 send money、remit money

This means sending money to another person or destination, including remitting money to family or using a money-transfer service.

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send money、remit money

Verb⭐️2 Not often used

To move money from oneself to another person, account, or destination.

Learning notes

Explanation

ส่งเงิน combines ส่ง (“send” or “deliver”) with เงิน (“money”). It is a common, neutral expression. It can describe sending cash or transmitting money electronically. When the recipient is a family member, it often corresponds to sending financial support or remitting money home. Common patterns include ส่งเงินให้ + person, ส่งเงินไป + destination, and ส่งเงินเข้าบัญชี + account.

Usage

It is used when sending financial support to family, making domestic or international remittances, or returning money to someone. It appears in both everyday conversation and practical instructions about sending money.

Caution

Use โอนเงิน when you specifically mean a bank transfer, จ่ายเงิน for paying a bill or purchase, and ฝากเงิน for depositing money. ส่งเงิน by itself does not identify the transfer method.

Differences from similar words

1 send money synonyms

  • จ่ายเงิน focuses on paying for something or settling an amount owed. ส่งเงิน focuses on sending money to a recipient or destination.

  • โอนเงิน specifically refers to transferring money, especially between bank accounts. ส่งเงิน is broader and does not specify how the money is sent.

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