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ระนอง

Pronunciation

ránɔɔŋ

ระนอง

ránɔɔŋ

Ranong Province

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  1. 1 Ranong Province

This is the name of Ranong, a province on Thailand’s southern Andaman coast.

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Ranong Province

Noun⭐️1 Rarely used

It refers to Ranong Province in southern Thailand, along the border with Myanmar.

Learning notes

Explanation

ระนอง is a proper place name rather than a common noun. It names Ranong Province on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, bordering Myanmar. In everyday speech, จังหวัด (“province”) is often omitted, so ระนอง alone commonly refers to the province or to Ranong as a travel destination. เมืองระนอง or ตัวเมืองระนอง can be used when the city or urban center is meant specifically.

Usage

It is used when discussing Thai geography, travel, transportation, weather, addresses, or government administration. In conversation, ระนอง commonly appears by itself in expressions such as “go to Ranong” or “live in Ranong.”

Caution

Do not confuse ระนอง (Ranong), a southern province, with ระยอง (Rayong), a different province in eastern Thailand. When the distinction between the province and its urban center matters, use จังหวัดระนอง, เมืองระนอง, or ตัวเมืองระนอง explicitly.

Differences from similar words

1 Ranong Province synonyms

  • จังหวัดระนอง explicitly means “Ranong Province” and is the clearer form in official or potentially ambiguous contexts. ระนอง alone is common when referring to the province or travel destination in conversation.

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