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What does Thai word Lang-Yan-Fang-Ploi mean?

The Thai phrase "Lang-Yan-Fang-Ploi" (หลั่งหย่านฝางพลอย) doesn't actually exist in the Thai language. It's likely a combination of words that don't make sense together.

Here's a breakdown of the individual words:

* หลั่ง (Lang) - This means "to pour" or "to flow."

* หย่าน (Yan) - This isn't a common Thai word.

* ฝาง (Fang) - This can mean "straw" or "thatched roof."

* พลอย (Ploi) - This means "gemstone."

Putting these words together doesn't create a meaningful Thai phrase.

It's possible that the phrase is:

* Misspelled or mispronounced: Check the spelling and pronunciation to ensure accuracy.

* A made-up phrase: It could be a creative invention or a misunderstanding.

Please provide more context if you can so I can help you better understand what you're looking for. For example:

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