Home and daily lifeJuristic office in Thai
“Juristic office” in Thai is นิติní-dtì; you'll also hear นิติบุคคลní-dtì-bùk-kon (full word).
condo management office (short for juristic person) noun everyday
- ní high
- dtì 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.
juristic person (a condo's owners' corporation) noun full word
- ní high
- dtì low
- bùk low
- kon mid
- 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.
How to use it
In a Thai condo the นิติบุคคลní-dtì-bùk-kon, "juristic person", is the legal body that runs the building for the owners. Its office handles parcels, key cards, the pool and gym, repairs in common areas and the monthly common fee, ค่าส่วนกลางkâa sùan-glaang. Everyone just says นิติní-dtì, and expats call it the juristic office. Problems inside your own room usually go to your landlord first.
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:
- niti
- ni ti
- nitti
- niti bukkhon
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