prahkeitouj wrote: Naughty words. Can't help to correct you. Let's tabarang, Jamie or UT correct it.

i already know naughty words from long time ago. it's just i dont know how to play the "vowel swapping" game. haha

Same verb. I'll use the same phrase "baik knia yoo heuy" also.

i just figured it out that maiyeh means grandmother? me yeay? as in she's the mother of your wife? honestly, in thailand as birthplace your children would have been accepted as thai more easier than being in cambodia as khmer. even the thais know your children is look krueng / mixed child. i went to...

i would like to help but i don't really know. in fact i'm curious too so i hope there's other posters who know about it. to me, i feel the traditional music scenes is kind of dead in cambodia. if you want traditional khmer music scenes, from what i have heard/read, go to meung surin in surin provinc...

Does the loser get anything, or is that only for the winner? the purse is set, win or lose, the purse is small, the fighters earn most their money by putting on a good show and winning then going into the crowd collecting tips off the crowd, i was at a kickboxing show the other month, this Khmer gu...

I have never seen this phrase before and jamie has this down. "baek" បែក​ to me, sounds like something has burst. pop/bang. like a car wheel has burst and now is broken. in regards to limbs that you see in the traffic accidents, it means that you could see the meat/organ stuff from the lim...

I AM NOT SO SURE... maybe we are over thinking it... its not freaking dancing... no rhythm is involved... let your inhibitions go? please.. they look stupid.. i suppose thats subjective?.. its not dancing!!.. you know who "dances" like that? people who can't dance.. .. people who do that ...

haha not bek sloy, youve brought a refreshing side to the forum for me that was lost when Samouth stopped posting we used to have discussions about the language all the time and with him being khmer also was always interesting to hear his side or for him to teach us something thanks jamie and taaba...

thats exactly what fascinated me the first time i went to a khmer club with my ex 5 year ago, we used to go every night and i was mesmerised by their dancing it was so unorthodox, is the word i would use the dancing is off beat, and completely random you couldnt dance like that anywhere else in the...

Yep "comrade" is an unsuitable replacement and fails just as grandly as democracy . So what kind of govt. do the Cambodians now have? It seems to me a mixture of post communism and ruthless 19th century capitalism. The former because there is a huge class of underpaid civil servants (sold...