Useful Phrases In Cambodian You Need To Know
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- čas přidán 18. 07. 2019
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In English when we ask "What's your problem?" it usually means "Why are you acting that way?" because someone is behaving in an aggressive or disagreeable way. Therefore, it can be interpreted as criticising someone. If you are asking about someone's health it is better to ask "What's wrong?" Which can also be used if someone appears sad or frightened.
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In this case, you can say "neak mian bpanh-haa ey?" or one more you can say "neak mian roeung ey?". It means "what's your problem?"
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Price and cost are synonyms. Thlai means "expensive" and tam lai means "cost". So "thlai bon maan" means literally "how expensive"
Yes, you are right.
Is the difference between borng/oon strictly age or is borng used as a sign of respect? Would you use borng to address a teacher or political official that was younger than you? Also, not being a good judge of age, I am concerned about using borng with a woman that is younger than I am and offending them hehe.
Yes, sure. For calling someone, you should look at their face or think about their position as well.