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This section is for articles which relate mainly to the Cambodian language, often referred to as Khmer. As with the rest of my site, the articles are presented in *reverse* chronological order. Also, they tend to represent things which I have discovered or speculated about which *supplement* the standard materials: this is not intended to present a free teach-yourself-Khmer course. You may also be interested in articles which refer to Asian languages in general: Asia/Language-misc
2003 Dec 08 [ Mon ]

Some test phrases now uploaded for students of Cambodian

I have now recorded well over a hundred proper names and phrases spoken by a native Cambodian speaker, but I have not yet decided how to present them on my webpage.

This page is an experiment and shows only a handful of phrases.

This information has not been edited. (The native speaker's selection of "srok", "bprateh" etc in various cases seems inconsistent to me but is apparently correct.)

England bprateyh ongglayh
America aameyriik
Thailand bprateyh thai
Vietnam bprateyh wietnaam
Singapore bprateyh singapur
China srok jeun
Hong Kong dih grong hong kong

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