UrbanDictionary is good

Virajoe wrote:

Samouth wrote:

Duncan wrote:

prahkeitouj wrote:Hello CEO members! I'm prahkeitouj (little moon). I'm a local person who not very good in English but I would like to learn both general knowledge and English language. I've followed up this site for few weeks, I've seen many new words which I' didn't see in books. Some people talk very naughty and about night life.I guess they are men. In my opinion I think there are more men in the site. What is your opinion everyone? And Why do you think like this?

I'm just happy that we have a few Cambodians on this site and I hope we can get a few more posting here. Don't worry about how good or bad your English is , as a second language, it is bound to be a lot better than the Khmer language that many barangs speak and write. After living in Cambodia for ?? years I can only write the numbers 1, 2 and 3, so one could say your second language skills are way better than mine.

The problem is that sometime we don't know what you guys are talking about ( a lot of slang).

English is my second language as well, and when I come across slang I don't understand http://www.urbandictionary.com will usually tell me. It's a great site for new expressions and slang.

Og good! Thanks for sharing

Sir_Quality_U_Feel wrote:

prahkeitouj wrote:Hello CEO members! I'm prahkeitouj (little moon). I'm a local person who not very good in English but I would like to learn both general knowledge and English language. I've followed up this site for few weeks, I've seen many new words which I' didn't see in books. Some people talk very naughty :p and about night life.I guess they are men. In my opinion I think there are more men in the site. What is your opinion everyone? And Why do you think like this?

Welcome. If you have any questions about English slang/street words, just PM me. Good to have another female on the forums!

Thank you

Probably I'm known for crackpot ideas...here comes another one. A club, yes club, for Khmers and expats to mix, meet and greet. Hell, put in a couple chessboards, maybe out front on one of them cement board/tables. Have classes, or whatever. Barang foods, prepared and shared there. Khmer can do the same. Discussion, and mixing informally. I know, weird huh. I mean it COULD be done across the country. I think mostly the Khmers won't go into the bars and perhaps a bar is not such a good place for this idea. I'd love to have Grannies showing household hints, or crafts. Do they MAKE soap here? I mean maybe get that going. Oral histories, lots of possibilities. Welcome to little moon. Invite some friends.

Mr Curious wrote:Probably I'm known for crackpot ideas...here comes another one.

A club, yes club, for Khmers and expats to mix, meet and greet. Hell, put in a couple chessboards, maybe out front on one of them cement board/tables.

Have classes, or whatever. Barang foods, prepared and shared there. Khmer can do the same. Discussion, and mixing informally. I know, weird huh. I mean it COULD be done across the country. I think mostly the Khmers won't go into the bars and perhaps a bar is not such a good place for this idea. I'd love to have Grannies showing household hints, or crafts. Do they MAKE soap here? I mean maybe get that going. Oral histories, lots of possibilities. Welcome to little moon. Invite some friends.

No way am I going to join that club.. I don't want no uneducated, third world person beating me,, a highly educated barang,, at a game of chess.

Mr Curious wrote:Probably I'm known for crackpot ideas...here comes another one. A club, yes club, for Khmers and expats to mix, meet and greet. Hell, put in a couple chessboards, maybe out front on one of them cement board/tables. Have classes, or whatever. Barang foods, prepared and shared there. Khmer can do the same. Discussion, and mixing informally. I know, weird huh. I mean it COULD be done across the country. I think mostly the Khmers won't go into the bars and perhaps a bar is not such a good place for this idea. I'd love to have Grannies showing household hints, or crafts. Do they MAKE soap here? I mean maybe get that going. Oral histories, lots of possibilities. Welcome to little moon. Invite some friends.

Yes, my friend told me about it too. It's such many kinds of people and things to do, but i didn't have a chance to go there. But i think i can't stand with smoking,... i wish i could know more.

General Mackevili wrote: ↑Sat Feb 14, 2015 12:25 am Definitely more men on CEO than women, but everyone is welcome! !

I think we scare of most of the women for the reasons you've mentioned, LoL.

Glad that you've been tough enough to hang around!

Yes, I agree with you! We need more women

Mrs Stroppy wrote: ↑Mon Feb 16, 2015 2:25 pm

Samouth wrote: Note: i always had problem with what ( Mr Stroppy) wrote. I couldn't understand most of them. It seemed he didn't write the complete word or sentence. :

Hmmmm yeah. We paid over $40k for him to do a masters in education with a major in TESOL, can you tell? Heh heh. I think his sense of humor gets in the way of a complete sentence.

Don't know what the problem with Mr S is? i understand everything he writes!!!!!!!!!!!!