Why do Cambodians Celebrate New Years like this?
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I’m just glad there’s no death during these events. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
🎊 🎉Sur s’dei Chnam Thmey!!
The tradition is strong. Culture is alive.
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Bruh, we been throwing water like that since the 80s. I think the old folks see the water gun i think is Thai lol which is American things. Playing with water is not a new thing. we been doing that for thousands of years. the only new thing is modern music and water gun.
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As long we are having fun and a great time celebrating 🎉 that’s all it matters
We’ve celebrated this way back in the late 80’s early 90’s in San Diego, Colina Park. We were shooting water guns, baby power, shaving cream, it was a blast! There was Kla Kloke, food trucks, live bands, it was so much fun!
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Modern version of Khmer New Year! I hope you had a great experience.
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Amazing Sangran Khmernewyear and support for talking English ❤❤
Chaul Chnam Thmey not sangkran
It is “Khmer” if you are using English or a form of Khmer outside standard Khmer, like northern Khmer or forms of spoken Khmer in certain regions. In standard Khmer, many of the words ending in “r” has gone silent over the years while other forms of Khmer still rolled the “r” sound at the end of words that ends in “r”. Khmer is still spelled with the “r” in all forms of Khmer but silent when pronounced in standard Khmer. The Phnom Penh slang took it a step further by silencing the “r” within words. All forms of Khmer are uniform in how they spell words regardless of how it’s pronounced. In northern Khmer and other regions, words are pronounced how it’s spelled in Khmer. The “r” ending in many words spelled in the Khmer language is believed to be once pronounced but, again, that has changed at one point in history for standard Khmer.
Likewise, if you are using standard Khmer, you will say “Khme(r)” when using Khmer. In standard Khmer, you say “Amerik” for American and “Japon” for Japanese. If you’re Japanese and using Japanese, it’s “Nippon” for Japan and “Nihon” for Japanese. If you’re using Thai, it’s “Khmen”; Indian it’s “Kumar”, northern Khmer, other forms of Khmer outside standard Khmer or English, it’s “Khmer”… etc. If you using Spanish, Mexico is pronounced Mehico. If English, it’s Mexico.
All this is due to the different phonetics of different groups - but this is common knowledge understood by every ethnic group. Again, it’s “Khmer”, with the “r” ending if using other forms of Khmer or using English. You are correct
I can’t explain that bong,
That’s in our bloodline it was lit in Cambodia 🇰🇭 I wish in the USA 🇺🇸 we can do that.
Love you from Cambodia
I was there! Made it in your video!
All I can help and support is watching all the way end and always barely skip ads.
Crazy buck wild man! Be safe out there and have a great time. 😊
Was 4 days this year... Was there on Saturday night, One of the best memories of my life...9pm-12am, during the day was too hot..lol
Heh Savi, this was not the way Cambodian people used to celebrate their new year. I am guessing here. After the refugees returned from Thailand, this water started in Cambodia. The water and powder came from two things that Thai and Khmer do as bhudists. Number 1 is the return to their parents. They would use fragrance t water to clean their parents feed as symbol of saying thanks to them. This practice was not widely practice among Cambodians. The other one is to pour water on Budha statue. I don't know what it means. In Thailand , this gesture leads to pour a little fragrant water to passer by. It later beca e water fight. Thai did this long before Cambodia. However, Cambodians normally went to pagoda playing traditional games. People would ride their bicycle from one pagoda to another. That was how people met. There would be a lot of weddings following the new year. This water fight was not a part of it. However, the new generation were born to it. That's what they only know.
Washing and cleansing in a crowd of germs!! 🤭😄
Temple in the day, party at night.
Bro !we have been playing water fight since the 80 ‘s but with the balloons throwing on each other and now instead of balloons they using a plastic water gun which made in China is more convenient. Remember Thai is borrowing Khmer traditions, culture, words , and Numbers etc. We have more games that Thai don’t have beside the water gun during Khmer New Year. Remember in South East Asia was the ( Khmer Empire)
HS basically ended all of this water throwing in Phnom Penh years ago. It's only recently that it started back up. I don't remember ever seeing it done on this scale. I don't hear any Khmer people pronounce it Khmer, always K'm-eye. I'm a barang though so take that for what it's worth.
It's crazy every proves
Water is used as a form of cleansing. Baby powder is used mainly for newborn, which symbolizes new beginning; therefore, water and baby powder is a symbolic meaning of cleaning our selves and started a new, make sense for it being The New Year.
Correct me if am I wrong.
I’m Khmer not Khmai.. Kam pu jea..
Khmer is pronounced Khmai, you said it right. Just "Khmeh" sounds very off and I've not heard any khmer pronounced it that way. Suas S'dey Chnam Thmey!
This is literally better than any event that we have here in USA 🇺🇸 😮😅
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The matrix hit hard 😂
maybe not food trucks, but definitely food vendors!
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Sangkran the name new year of Cambodia 7th century,
Water playing 11th century from Suryavarman I 1040 AD,
Baby powder playing from the legend of Vishnu god born to Avatar crisna celebration baby powder 13th century from Suryavarman II 1122 AD. Khmer New Year 2024, new year of Buddha Mahanikaya 2568 BE, Diffrent Songkran Thai new year of Buddha Theravada 2567 BE. Stop confused a bout Cambodia culture.
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It have history singinfican cleaning Buddha in the old day
I say "Khmai"
back in the 90s we use to have shaving cream fights on the last day of middle school
To me it's khmai. (Khmer) is how foreigners wants to label us. Ask any elders ,they'll tell you they're khmai.
Chaul Chnam Thmey not Sangkran
Idk man that looks like they from Thailand