Dare or Not Dare

Post by **Username Taken** » Fri Feb 13, 2015 10:13 pm

prahkeitouj wrote:
samouth , if you go to Kampong Chhnang province, you'll be surprised when you hear what they call you. )) They'll call you "Neak". Such as Jong ban pun man ban tub neak? Neak trov ei teat te?...

I would hardly call that condescending.

kiwiincambodia · Post by **kiwiincambodia** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 12:11 am

As they say, you are only as old as the woman your feeling. That makes me 45......... I love cougers. .

MekongMouse · Post by **MekongMouse** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 6:32 am

prahkeitouj wrote:
If I'm mad at you. I say "neak" because I think it is rude and I want you to know I'm mad (though this is very rare).
Calling someone "Neak" doesn't express or mean that you are mad with them. It is a way of addressing stranger or someone you have never met before. It is a very formal way to adress people, but only in writing. In real life, we don't really call people "Neak". You might hear this word in the news or drama.

samouth , if you go to Kampong Chhnang province, you'll be surprised when you hear what they call you. )) They'll call you "Neak". Such as Jong ban pun man ban tub neak? Neak trov ei teat te?...

Indeed, I was misinformed. I thought an older Cambodian man told me, very emphatically, not to use because it was like wagging your finger in somebody's face and accusatory. It now appears I must have misunderstood him. Always good to learn new things, though I'm a little disheartened to know that people I've meant to slyly insult have walked away unscathed.

Sailorman · Post by **Sailorman** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 10:19 am

69 in fact and actions.

Boom, Boom, Boom, Boom! How, How, How, How!"
John Lee Hooker
1917-2001

Samouth · Post by **Samouth** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 12:28 pm

prahkeitouj wrote:
If I'm mad at you. I say "neak" because I think it is rude and I want you to know I'm mad (though this is very rare).
Calling someone "Neak" doesn't express or mean that you are mad with them. It is a way of addressing stranger or someone you have never met before. It is a very formal way to adress people, but only in writing. In real life, we don't really call people "Neak". You might hear this word in the news or drama.

samouth , if you go to Kampong Chhnang province, you'll be surprised when you hear what they call you. )) They'll call you "Neak". Such as Jong ban pun man ban tub neak? Neak trov ei teat te?...

i have never really been to Kampong Chhnang and i just passed it a long the way i went to other provinces. It is really rarely to hear people call you neak.

Samouth · Post by **Samouth** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 12:35 pm

MekongMouse wrote:
prahkeitouj wrote:
If I'm mad at you. I say "neak" because I think it is rude and I want you to know I'm mad (though this is very rare).
Calling someone "Neak" doesn't express or mean that you are mad with them. It is a way of addressing stranger or someone you have never met before. It is a very formal way to adress people, but only in writing. In real life, we don't really call people "Neak". You might hear this word in the news or drama.

samouth , if you go to Kampong Chhnang province, you'll be surprised when you hear what they call you. )) They'll call you "Neak". Such as Jong ban pun man ban tub neak? Neak trov ei teat te?...
Indeed, I was misinformed. I thought an older Cambodian man told me, very emphatically, not to use because it was like wagging your finger in somebody's face and accusatory. It now appears I must have misunderstood him. Always good to learn new things, though I'm a little disheartened to know that people I've meant to slyly insult have walked away unscathed.

Right what the old guy told you is not true. lolzz there are so many bad words you can say when you are mad at anyone.

Yobbo · Post by **Yobbo** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 8:19 pm

46 years young & still very hansom so I'm told via certain places i frequent

prahkeitouj · Post by **prahkeitouj** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 8:50 pm

Samouth wrote:
MekongMouse wrote:
prahkeitouj wrote:
If I'm mad at you. I say "neak" because I think it is rude and I want you to know I'm mad (though this is very rare).
Calling someone "Neak" doesn't express or mean that you are mad with them. It is a way of addressing stranger or someone you have never met before. It is a very formal way to adress people, but only in writing. In real life, we don't really call people "Neak". You might hear this word in the news or drama.

samouth , if you go to Kampong Chhnang province, you'll be surprised when you hear what they call you. )) They'll call you "Neak". Such as Jong ban pun man ban tub neak? Neak trov ei teat te?...
Indeed, I was misinformed. I thought an older Cambodian man told me, very emphatically, not to use because it was like wagging your finger in somebody's face and accusatory. It now appears I must have misunderstood him. Always good to learn new things, though I'm a little disheartened to know that people I've meant to slyly insult have walked away unscathed.
Right what the old guy told you is not true. lolzz there are so many bad words you can say when you are mad at anyone.

Normally we don't call anyone Neak, but i was surpried when i went there. Sometimes not only barangs,but Cambodians also confused. Sometimes we use different words to refer to same thing if we are from different provinces :p it's funny when Khmer don't understand Khmer

Post by **Username Taken** » Sat Feb 14, 2015 10:22 pm

Yobbo wrote:46 years young & still very hansom so I'm told via certain places i frequent

Bathroom mirrors don't count.

Samouth · Post by **Samouth** » Sun Feb 15, 2015 3:25 pm

prahkeitouj wrote:
Samouth wrote:
MekongMouse wrote:
prahkeitouj wrote:
If I'm mad at you. I say "neak" because I think it is rude and I want you to know I'm mad (though this is very rare).
Calling someone "Neak" doesn't express or mean that you are mad with them. It is a way of addressing stranger or someone you have never met before. It is a very formal way to adress people, but only in writing. In real life, we don't really call people "Neak". You might hear this word in the news or drama.

samouth , if you go to Kampong Chhnang province, you'll be surprised when you hear what they call you. )) They'll call you "Neak". Such as Jong ban pun man ban tub neak? Neak trov ei teat te?...
Indeed, I was misinformed. I thought an older Cambodian man told me, very emphatically, not to use because it was like wagging your finger in somebody's face and accusatory. It now appears I must have misunderstood him. Always good to learn new things, though I'm a little disheartened to know that people I've meant to slyly insult have walked away unscathed.
Right what the old guy told you is not true. lolzz there are so many bad words you can say when you are mad at anyone.
Normally we don't call anyone Neak, but i was surpried when i went there. Sometimes not only barangs,but Cambodians also confused. Sometimes we use different words to refer to same thing if we are from different provinces :p it's funny when Khmer don't understand Khmer

This is completely true. i had hard time when i was on 1 week mission to Odormeanchay and Siem Reap, some of Cambodians there speak dialect. Most of the time i could't get them. i could get them 80% as long as i paid more attention. The funny thing was that they said i don't speak khmer clearly.

I am from Sihanoukville where people speak really clear.

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