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นนทบุรี

Pronunciation

nonthabùrii

นนทบุรี

nonthabùrii

Nonthaburi Province

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  1. 1 Nonthaburi Province

This is the name of Nonthaburi Province in central Thailand, directly bordering Bangkok.

Learning notes

Explanation

นนทบุรี is a proper place name that primarily refers to Nonthaburi Province. When Thai provinces are counted, the classifier is จังหวัด. จังหวัดนนทบุรี is used when the provincial status needs to be explicit, especially in addresses and administrative contexts. In everyday speech, จังหวัด is often omitted, as in ไปนนทบุรี, “go to Nonthaburi.” The element บุรี, historically associated with a city or town, also appears in other Thai place names such as ชลบุรี. For practical use, however, นนทบุรี should be learned as a single place name.

Usage

It commonly appears when giving an address or stating where someone lives or comes from, as well as in conversations about travel, commuting, and transportation around Bangkok.

Caution

In casual conversation, นนทบุรี may refer loosely to the provincial capital or the surrounding area rather than the entire province. For addresses, deliveries, or official matters, use จังหวัดนนทบุรี and include the appropriate administrative details. Although it borders Bangkok, Nonthaburi is administratively a separate province.

Differences from similar words

1 Nonthaburi Province synonyms

  • จังหวัดนนทบุรี explicitly means “Nonthaburi Province.” นนทบุรี alone usually refers to the same province, but in conversation it may refer more loosely to the city or surrounding area.

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