Siem Reap have their unique way of speaking, so I wasn't surprised to hear some words that are pronounced in a very unique way.
sdoy would sound like this ស្ដយ

sah ey ke would be like this ស្អីគេ

here's another one country speak...."it's alright" - vea s'nom haey - វាស្នំហើយ

Probably a case of night time murder.

I heard that in Siem Reap, they use the word "S'doy" instead of "Sah-ey" meaning "What?".

I guess maybe the Khmers in the provinces tend to speak with sexual innuendos for fun. Not the people in Phnom Penh, they're too....uppity and sensitive but they're strange because they can be crazy sometimes.

I have to laugh at this. I remember my dad told me a story that there was a man whose daughter died young, he was in the car with my dad and other ladies, on the way to the funeral place. It was a sombre moment then the lady was just talking random. She said that her son was so infatuated with his g...

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