Very nice video. I really enjoyed your visit to the market! Smiles and laughter all around. And the village was interesting too. It is good that you have so much respect for the older ones!
Hello and Welcome , in Kampong Cham province there is not too many Cham people living there. But a lot of Cham people are living in Preaek Pra , Chbar Ampov and also in Preaek Phnov these places are near Phnom Penh city. And Cham people are living in other provinces in Cambodia too but not as much as these places above. Cham people are very nice, friendly and kind. Thank you 🙏
I just commented on your last video about the improper use of Kampuchea and look at it showing up with the lady saying it to you at 9:02. When and why did people started using this term? I think it may be influenced by Vietnamese because they refer to Khmer people as Campuchia in their language. It’s like the Vietnamese word “banh” is frequently used to replace the “benh” or “pa/ba” sound in Khmer language now. You should start correcting people and tell them Khmer is proper and Kampuchea/Campuchia is Vietnamese. I recently saw a video of someone visiting Sihanoukville and an older man at a market stall educating the guy about the word “roti”, said it’s a foreign word and told him the name for the dish in Khmer. Roti is another Vietnamese word.
Totally agree! Another sad thing is, Khmer nowadays aren’t allowed to use the name Yourn in reference to Vietnamese people. Instead, they’re referring to them as Vietnam. I have yet to this day to hear the local refer Somlar Machu Vietnam. 😂🤣
@@zeroyou3060 actually I’ve seen a Khmer UA-camr upload a video with the recipe and they called it Phnom Penh Soup. Thai people also used to call Vietnamese people yuan. I read somewhere a Khmer Rouge leader falsely claimed that the word youn means barbarian and that’s why Vietnam and western nations pressured Cambodia to stop using the term youn. How foolish to trust the words of a KR leader. Aside from the language, I see a change in behavior, mannerism: Talking loud, comfortable showing disagreements with people in public, just overall more aggressive. Khmer people from before are gentle, soft spoken, aren’t comfortable with confrontation with people and uphold traditions. People don’t know about Khmer values anymore.
Banana sticky rice grilled is my favorite food 😋 😍 😩 👌 🙌 🤗
Enjoyed your video thank you for sharing
You are so welcome and thank you 🙏
You are a kind and respectful person Mao! Thank you so much for sharing this video!
Thank you 🙏
Thanks ,Oam!
You are a very nice and special person buying food and giving it away.
I have much respect for you my brother from another mother
Thank you 🙏 so much
Very nice video. I really enjoyed your visit to the market! Smiles and laughter all around. And the village was interesting too. It is good that you have so much respect for the older ones!
Thank you very much!
ស្ដៅក្រោម មានវ័ត្តមួយ ហើយមាន ស្រះចិញ្ចឹមត្រី ខ្ញុំផ្លាប់លួចស្ទូចត្រីនៅទីនោះ ❤
You have a very good memory thanks for sharing!
Your video trips are always interesting. I love to see life in the countryside as well. Keep up the good work.
Thank you 🙏
Rorka Tvea is sounds funny kmouy. I agreed with you called Tvea Roka.🤣😂
Thank you 🙏
Cambodian are nice and really friendly.
Yes they are! Thank you 🙏
Laughing at me that I am confused, never lost that I knew how much its changed 😮
Hi Mao good day to you ❤
You too thank you 🙏
ខ្ញុំចង់ឃើញ ស្ដៅលើ ,ស្ដៅក្រោម នៅទុលមុខ ព្រែកពោធ៍
Sure someday I’ll be there and make a video of it. Thank you 🙏
Hello I have visited Sdao Leu Sdao Krom at Preak Po , please check on my video I just uploaded. Thank you 🙏
Klearn jek aing nas preas euy min deurng kal nah ban tortourl tearn te. Neuk srok.😪🥲
បើធ្វើដំណើរពីព្រែកពោធន៍ទៅ គេហៅថាភូមិរកាទ្វា តែបើធ្វើដំណើរឆ្ពោះទៅខាងព្រែកពោធន៍វិញ គេហៅថាទ្វារកា😂
You make my day 🤣🤣 thank you 🙏
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Hello and Welcome , in Kampong Cham province there is not too many Cham people living there. But a lot of Cham people are living in Preaek Pra , Chbar Ampov and also in Preaek Phnov these places are near Phnom Penh city. And Cham people are living in other provinces in Cambodia too but not as much as these places above. Cham people are very nice, friendly and kind. Thank you 🙏
I just commented on your last video about the improper use of Kampuchea and look at it showing up with the lady saying it to you at 9:02. When and why did people started using this term? I think it may be influenced by Vietnamese because they refer to Khmer people as Campuchia in their language. It’s like the Vietnamese word “banh” is frequently used to replace the “benh” or “pa/ba” sound in Khmer language now. You should start correcting people and tell them Khmer is proper and Kampuchea/Campuchia is Vietnamese. I recently saw a video of someone visiting Sihanoukville and an older man at a market stall educating the guy about the word “roti”, said it’s a foreign word and told him the name for the dish in Khmer. Roti is another Vietnamese word.
Totally agree! Another sad thing is, Khmer nowadays aren’t allowed to use the name Yourn in reference to Vietnamese people. Instead, they’re referring to them as Vietnam. I have yet to this day to hear the local refer Somlar Machu Vietnam. 😂🤣
@@zeroyou3060 actually I’ve seen a Khmer UA-camr upload a video with the recipe and they called it Phnom Penh Soup. Thai people also used to call Vietnamese people yuan. I read somewhere a Khmer Rouge leader falsely claimed that the word youn means barbarian and that’s why Vietnam and western nations pressured Cambodia to stop using the term youn. How foolish to trust the words of a KR leader. Aside from the language, I see a change in behavior, mannerism: Talking loud, comfortable showing disagreements with people in public, just overall more aggressive. Khmer people from before are gentle, soft spoken, aren’t comfortable with confrontation with people and uphold traditions. People don’t know about Khmer values anymore.
@@d.c.3534 yeah those days are gone. ☹️