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ผู้ขาย

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ผู้
ขาย

Pronunciation

phûu khǎay

ผู้ขาย

phûu khǎay

seller

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  1. 1 seller、vendor、selling party

This word refers to the person, business, or party that sells goods or services. It is the selling side of a transaction, contrasted with ผู้ซื้อ, the buyer.

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seller、vendor、selling party

Noun⭐️3 Common

The seller or selling party in a transaction, whether an individual, shop, company, or dealer. It is especially natural in business, contracts, e-commerce, and buyer-seller contexts.

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Learning notes

Explanation

ผู้ขาย is formed from ผู้, a marker for a person or party who does an action, plus ขาย, “to sell.” It can refer not only to an individual but also to a shop, company, or business. Its opposite is ผู้ซื้อ, “buyer.” It is best understood as the selling side of a transaction rather than only as a job title.

Usage

It is commonly used on e-commerce sites, marketplaces, return and shipping notices, sales contracts, and transactions involving property, cars, or other goods. It is useful when distinguishing the seller’s responsibilities from the buyer’s.

Caution

Do not normally use ผู้ขาย as a direct way to call out to a shop worker or vendor. Use polite forms of address instead. For a sales employee or sales representative, พนักงานขาย or เซลส์ may be more natural depending on the context.

Differences from similar words

1 seller synonyms

  • คนขาย is a more everyday way to say a person selling something, such as a market vendor or shop seller. ผู้ขาย is more neutral and slightly more formal, often referring to the seller as a party in a transaction.

  • ผู้จำหน่าย is often used for a distributor or authorized seller in more formal commercial contexts. ผู้ขาย is broader and simply means the seller in a transaction.

  • พนักงานขาย means a salesperson or sales employee. ผู้ขาย refers to the selling party itself, which may be an individual, shop, company, or owner, not necessarily an employee.

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