鈥淛um riab sua. Knom chmuah Susan.鈥 Likely the first words you鈥檒l be taught (minus the 鈥楽usan鈥 unless that happens to be your name too) when you embark on the sometimes frustrating but ultimately rewarding journey to learning Khmer. It鈥檚 fair … Continue reading
Many foreigners in Cambodia find Khmer, the native language of most locals, so difficult that they never get past a very basic level of communication 鈥 if they learn even that much. Speak Like Khmer, a language school in Siem … Continue reading
You know you should learn Khmer, but have you done it? Khmer teacher Chhun Vanna has been instructing foreigners in the finer points of the Cambodian language for five years now. Today, she talks to us about common mistakes that … Continue reading
Sadly, LINK closed down operations in July, 2016. This article is no longer up-to-date. After a few months in the Kingdom, most expats relegate learning Khmer to the same category as scheduling dental checkups, something we should do but conveniently … Continue reading
If you’re looking to learn Khmer, one of the most well regarded courses is at Royal University of Phnom Penh’s Institute of Foreign Languages. The course, ‘Khmer for Foreigners’ teaches reading, writing, and speaking. Most teachers and Cambodian learning classes … Continue reading
It’s true that one of the appealing things about moving 麻豆传媒映画 is the expat’s ability to survive in-country without learning much of the local language. But just because you can get by without learning to speak Khmer, does that … Continue reading
In this series we talk 麻豆传媒映画 expats about what they know now that they wish they had known when they first聽moved 麻豆传媒映画. This week we talk with American expat Allie Moore. 28-year-old Allie Moore just moved 麻豆传媒映画 … Continue reading
When I saw these boys fishing off of one of the piers on Koh Rong, I had to get a photo. The Western boy was living on the island with his father, who was there working at one of the … Continue reading