Part 2, Khmer Lesson For Your Beautiful Holiday In Battambang

Part 2, Khmer Lesson For Your Beautiful Holiday In Battambang

Essential Khmer Phrases for Your Trip to Cambodia In the first post, we talked about Hello and Goodbye, as well as Cambodian greetings. In this post, we are going to explore words commonly used in everyday situations, such as market shopping and simple communication, keeping everything nice and simple. I used the word Khmer instead of Cambodian language in the first post. You might have wondered about this word if you are hearing it for the first time or have only been in Cambodia for a couple of days. Khmer is the word that Cambodian people call themselves, and it refers to both the language and the people of Cambodia. Ot Te Orkun / No Thanks Soksabike’s guest is practicing Khmer words and greeting in Cambodian way Ot Te Orkun means "I am good thanks" or "No thank you". When travelling, people want to relax and feel free. When you are in Cambodia, you might occasionally feel overwhelmed by tuk-tuk drivers offering rides. To say no politely and effectively so they under…