So many streets to remember
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In BP, every streets have a different name, for example,
- Senja
- Segar
- Jelapang
- Saujana
- Fajar
- Bangkit
- Pending
- Gangsa
- Petir
- Jelebu
- Lompang
- Jelapang
- Bukit Panjang
Each heading are further divided into road, link, ring, crescent, etc.
If you are visiting BP for the first time, it can actually be quite confusing.
By the way, are Cashew, Almond, etc also under BP? Hmm ... don't know leh.
Also can anyone tell me what are the meanings of these areas in English? Thanks.
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Wa. I thought people only complain about Sengkang and Punggol. Didn't know BP so complicated.Originally posted by DeadPoet:In BP, every streets have a different name, for example,
- Senja
- Segar
- Jelapang
- Saujana
- Fajar
- Bangkit
- Pending
- Gangsa
- Petir
- Jelebu
- Lompang
- Jelapang
- Bukit Panjang
Each heading are further divided into road, link, ring, crescent, etc.
If you are visiting BP for the first time, it can actually be quite confusing.
By the way, are Cashew, Almond, etc also under BP? Hmm ... don't know leh.
Also can anyone tell me what are the meanings of these areas in English? Thanks. -
well...ive just moved to there but still cannot get familiar with the roads there...is indeed very confusing....
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Haha, I stay here for 2-3 years still very confusing!Originally posted by Danisdead101times:well...ive just moved to there but still cannot get familiar with the roads there...is indeed very confusing.... -
senja means dusk in english... kekee that I know...
and bukit panjang means long range of hills....
just like pasir panjang means long beaches.. -
oic. What about the rest leh?Originally posted by KittynMeow:senja means dusk in english... kekee that I know...
and bukit panjang means long range of hills....
just like pasir panjang means long beaches..
Anyone good in Malay language? Seems to me most of the street names in BP are in Malay.