August 4, 200520 yr Hello all, I mean what do the words 'Plai Laem' mean? If indeed they have a meaning! Thanks ps should this be in the Thai Language section?
August 4, 200520 yr I reckon something like the 'tip of the cape'. ปลาย 'plai' - end , tip , point แหลม 'laem' - cape, penisula ps should this be in the Thai Language section? Probably! Edited August 4, 200520 yr by mike_l
August 4, 200520 yr in terms of Baan Plai Laem near bohput beach??? well, it's at a tip of the island so mikes explaination above would make sense.
August 6, 200520 yr Author 'End of the peninsula' or 'head of the cape' or something like that... The first one sounds European and the second sounds more exotic - 'Head of the cape' it is then... Thanks
August 17, 200520 yr Author Forgive me for sounding a bit dim! But is that 'point of the cape' or point of the peninsula? Or does it not matter???
August 18, 200520 yr a point sticks out, hence the term "point" . In the US a very famous point is Point Lobos which is a small piece of land jutting out from the tip of the bay. Don't think it makes any difference as all are jutting out.
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