Learning Khmer language: Greeting with a little conversation
How to speak Khmer? Listen with audio: * Hello * How are you? * What’s your name? * What’s your name? * My name is * How old are you? * Goodbye * and more
Learn Khmer – how to say “Hello” (formal) – Khmer4You
Although there are also special forms of greeting to the times of day in the Khmer language, has the general joom reab lea has become enforced.
Learn Khmer – how to say “How are you” – Khmer4You
Learn Khmer and find out how to spell “How are you?” in Khmer Language. Listen to 4 different Khmer voice files of locals. Try out to spell by yourself!
Khmer4You – the app for you to learn Khmer language!
Khmer4You is a language Application to learn Khmer in an easy way. This app is a perfect companion for those who travel to Cambodia and for everyday use.
Learn Khmer – How to say “Goodbye” (formal) – Khmer4You
When saying goodbye to foreigners or high officials, the formal expression “joom reab lea” is used in Khmer language. Similar to greeting someone, the hands are folded in front of the chest when saying goodbye.
Finish: 15 phrases for the Khmer language application on unserAller
The project on unserAller is now complete. Thanks to all who participated and submitted their proposals for the 15 key phrases.
The Khmer Language: What means “Chilli” in Khmer?
How to translate terms like “Chilli”, the number “six” and “I’m tired,” into Khmer. And: Only 2 days left for the 15 key phrases in Khmer at “unserAller”
The numbers one through ten in Khmer Language
Counting in Khmer is actually not that difficult. You just have to know how the numbers are aligned to each other.
Khmer language – just a bit grammar
Khmer – the language with all the consonants and vowels, often different spoken as written is used by around 95% of Cambodians
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