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วางสาย

Components

วาง
สาย

Pronunciation

waaŋ sǎay

วางสาย

waaŋ sǎay

hang up

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  1. 1 hang up、end a phone call

It means to hang up or end a phone call. The expression comes from putting down a telephone receiver, but it is used normally for mobile phones and app calls too.

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hang up、end a phone call

Verb⭐️4 Often used

It describes ending a phone call. Depending on context, it can also imply hanging up on someone abruptly or rudely.

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Learning notes

Explanation

วาง means “to put/place,” and สาย here carries the idea of a phone line or connection. The phrase originally refers to putting down a telephone receiver, but it is now used for mobile calls, app calls, and video calls as well. By itself it is neutral, but วางสายใส่ + person often sounds like “hang up on someone” in a blaming or upset tone.

Usage

It is commonly used when ending phone calls, work calls, family or friend calls, customer-service calls, and calls through apps such as LINE. Common patterns include อย่าเพิ่งวางสาย “Don’t hang up yet” and วางสายแล้ว “I/they already hung up.”

Caution

Use วาง by itself for putting an object down. วางสาย normally points to a phone call. Also, วางสายใส่ someone can sound rude or accusatory, so avoid that pattern when you only mean that the call ended normally.

Differences from similar words

1 hang up synonyms

  • ตัดสาย means to cut or disconnect the line, so it can sound more technical or like the connection was interrupted. วางสาย is the everyday verb for a person ending a phone call.

  • วางสายโทรศัพท์ is a fuller form that explicitly mentions the telephone. In ordinary conversation, วางสาย alone is usually enough.

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