but "Naa Klah" again works as a plural context marker, eg. Sia Pov/Pow Naa La'or Merl - Which book is good to read? Sia Pov/Pow Naa Klah La'or Merl - Which books are good to read? Thanks everyone for helping out. In my dictionaries the word for reading is "an" but here another w...

Different types of noodles also have different words. Instant noodles are called mee. You can ask where you are buying the noodles, what they call them. I thought mi was egg noodles (yellow, made from wheat?) and instant noodles were mei? And the yellow "macaroni-like" were nuy? But I am ...

Thanks everyone for reading and in particular explorer and Kammekor for the explanations. I got the joke when I was informed it was a joke.

Hi, I hope it is OK to start a topic where I and other beginning learners of Khmer can ask questions. Like: At the noodle shop, how do you say "dine in/take away"? I invented "nyam tini/yok tng" but how do you really say it? One guy taught me "cheroo tng" for take away,...

I am just surprised that with all of the expertise on this forum kps only had one direct answer of "how much would it cost". I know that further questions were asked, but links to teachers or schools would have been nice. Thanks for bringing it up. I think I will start a new thread if I a...

Absolutely bloody amazing. Guy asks a straightforward question of how much for a language tutor and he gets 2 good answers and then over 80 posts from the worlds greatest language experts telling each other how to pronounce words, what they really mean and generally how great they are at languages....

Also interesting difference between Asia and f.ex Europe, at least China. Housekeeping said "ort somaat" and made it sound like a question because it was the only thing I could understand. To reply to a negative question, in Asia I believe you should nod your head and say Yes , don't clea...

Also interesting difference between Asia and f.ex Europe, at least China. Housekeeping said "ort somaat" and made it sound like a question because it was the only thing I could understand. To reply to a negative question, in Asia I believe you should nod your head and say Yes , don't clean...

Thanks. Definitely useful for me. This is from a book that doesn't go into the details so much. That's why I mistakenly thought the "ban te" was a yes/no question. https://i.imgur.com/kAuNOrc.jpg Sorry for poor quality. Imgur doesn't approve of text scans, maybe?? Here is a better copy htt...

Thanks a lot.
Knyom som chole bontoob tuk baan tei?
Can I enter the room?

Is "easy" since It is close to
Koat chole bontoob baan tei?
Does he enter the room or not?

But the tuk I do not understand. What does it mean?

Thanks a lot. I appreciate. Shopping now. I reply more later.