That’s because it’s “dak” not “tak”,even though that’s how some natives say it. It's not. ទឹក Starts with a t-sound. I’d say it’s more of a dtak sound. When converting from Khmer to Latin script it's sometimes written as dtuk. It is pronounced 'tuck' (with a half muted 'k' sound at the end). No 'd'...

Hi, As far as I know, unfortunately, Dr Salle de Chou returned back to France last summer. As for Dr Mey Sithach, he owns a cambodian style medical establishment. Although he has reportedly been trained in Germany, when my girlfriend visited him, she was welcomed by his wife, who is supposed to be a...