意味
Having fun or participating in something
文化的背景
The use of 'จอย' is a badge of being 'in the know.' It shows that the speaker is part of the modern, internet-connected generation that comfortably blends English into Thai. In startups and creative agencies in Bangkok, 'จอย' is used to break down the traditional Thai hierarchy, creating a more 'flat' and friendly office culture. The word is a modern vessel for the ancient value of Sanuk. If a Thai person says they are 'จอย,' they are fulfilling a cultural expectation to be happy and social. Expats and nomads often pick up 'จอย' quickly because it sounds familiar, making it a 'bridge word' between locals and foreigners in social settings.
The Doubling Rule
Use 'จอยๆ' (joy-joy) when you want to sound extra relaxed. It's the difference between 'Let's join' and 'Let's just vibe.'
Watch the Boss
Even if your boss is 'cool,' avoid using 'จอย' in emails. Keep it for the after-work drinks.
意味
Having fun or participating in something
The Doubling Rule
Use 'จอยๆ' (joy-joy) when you want to sound extra relaxed. It's the difference between 'Let's join' and 'Let's just vibe.'
Watch the Boss
Even if your boss is 'cool,' avoid using 'จอย' in emails. Keep it for the after-work drinks.
Validation
Saying 'จอยมาก' to a host is a great way to show appreciation for their effort in organizing an event.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'จอย'.
คืนนี้มีปาร์ตี้ที่บ้านส้ม ไป____กันไหม?
In this context, you are asking to 'join' an activity, so the single verb 'จอย' is most appropriate.
Which sentence uses 'จอย' as an adjective to describe a good vibe?
Choose the best option:
Adding 'มาก' (very) after 'จอย' turns it into an adjective describing the quality of the concert.
Complete the dialogue with the most natural slang response.
A: ทำไมทำหน้าแบบนั้นล่ะ? ไม่สนุกเหรอ? B: ใช่ งานนี้____เลย อยากกลับบ้านแล้ว
B wants to go home because they are not having fun, so 'ไม่จอย' (not joy) is the correct negative form.
Match the phrase to the correct situation.
Phrase: 'คนจอยๆ'
'คนจอยๆ' is a common descriptor for someone with a positive, fun-loving personality.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Formal vs. Slang Join
練習問題バンク
4 問題คืนนี้มีปาร์ตี้ที่บ้านส้ม ไป____กันไหม?
In this context, you are asking to 'join' an activity, so the single verb 'จอย' is most appropriate.
Choose the best option:
Adding 'มาก' (very) after 'จอย' turns it into an adjective describing the quality of the concert.
A: ทำไมทำหน้าแบบนั้นล่ะ? ไม่สนุกเหรอ? B: ใช่ งานนี้____เลย อยากกลับบ้านแล้ว
B wants to go home because they are not having fun, so 'ไม่จอย' (not joy) is the correct negative form.
Phrase: 'คนจอยๆ'
'คนจอยๆ' is a common descriptor for someone with a positive, fun-loving personality.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問It's a loanword slang. It's not in the traditional dictionary, but everyone under 40 uses it daily.
Usually no. For a gym or a formal membership, use 'สมัคร' (sa-mak - to apply/register).
It means 'not fun' or 'not vibing.' It can describe a person (a killjoy) or a situation (boring).
Not rude, just very casual. It's like saying 'I'm down' in English.
Spelled จ (Jor Jan), อ (Or Ang), ย (Yor Yak).
Close, but 'จอย' is more about the social atmosphere, while 'Enjoy' is about personal pleasure.
Only if the teacher is very young and the setting is outside the classroom.
Doubling words in Thai often makes them more casual, continuous, or 'vibe-focused'.
Only in very modern, casual startups. In traditional companies, avoid it.
'สนุก' is the general word for fun. 'จอย' implies you are part of the fun with others.
関連フレーズ
สนุก
similarTo have fun
เอ็นจอย
similarTo enjoy
แจม
synonymTo jam/join
ตึง
contrastTense/Serious
ชิล
builds onTo chill
