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A question for Khmer speakers. What is Khmer for cholera- groon something? And Khmer for concussion?
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Presumably your missus can read Khmer http://dictionary.tovnah.com/?q=cholera ... teria=word
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thanks UT, great website
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bolueeleh wrote:thanks UT, great website
yup its my dictionary of choice
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