Businessman in Thai

“Businessman” in Thai is นักธุรกิจnák-tú-rá-gìt.

นักธุรกิจ nák-tú-rá-gìt

businessman, businesswoman noun

  • nák high
  • tú high
  • rá high
  • gìt low
  • High: start high and go a little higher, a bit tense; don’t let it fall.
  • Low: flat and lower than your normal voice, dropping a little at the end.

Classifier: คนkon · person, people

Parts: นักnák one who does ธุรกิจtú-rá-gìt business

How to use it

ธุรกิจtú-rá-gìt is business, and anyone who runs one is a นักธุรกิจnák-tú-rá-gìt, man or woman. To run your own business is ทำธุรกิจtam tú-rá-gìt. The owner of a shop or a small family firm is more often just the owner, เจ้าของjâo-kǎwng, or, in Thai-Chinese style, the เถ้าแก่tâo-gàe.

Other spellings you'll see

There's no single official way to write Thai in English letters. We mark the tone of every syllable; online you'll also find:

  • nak thurakit
  • nak tu ra kit
  • nakturakit
  • nak turakij

More people in Thai

All people
  • ผู้หญิง pûu-yǐng Woman
  • ผู้ชาย pûu-chaai Man
  • คุณผู้หญิง kun pûu-yǐng Lady

    madam, the lady (polite: how staff address a woman)

  • ฝรั่ง fà-ràng Farang

    Westerner, a white foreigner

  • คนต่างชาติ kon dtàang-châat Foreigner

    foreigner, foreign people

  • คน kon Person

    person, people

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Written by the Learn Thai For Free team
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