Thursday, 13 November 2014

How to write and read Khmer


 Lesson 01 - 03





Lesson 04 - 06





Lesson 07: Review lessons 01 - 06



Lesson 08 - 10




Lesson 11 - 12





Lesson 13
Tá the chau: Grangfather takes care of grandchild
Tá bây chau: Grangfather carries grandchild
Cháu scha schau ta:  Grandchild disturbs grangfather

Cáo: To shave
Táo: Lion 
Tao đơ: The lion walks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyqfKLObBKU&list=UUSfoLKCXai5zns1PsH6xUuQ 



Lesson 14



Lesson 15 Review lessons




Lesson 16
Tá khă co: Grandfather is thirsty
Chau Tô khăm đay tá: grandchild Tô bites grandfather's hand

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x2CnvMC_tQo&index=53&list=UUSfoLKCXai5zns1PsH6xUuQ 


Lesson 17
Há: há miệng
Hớ: To fly
Sao: Key 
So sế: To write
Sua: To ask

Sớ: To be foolish
Săm: To be simple, easy
Hố: To be fluent
Hau: To call

Bò bó hia: overflowing porridge 
Khé sây há: August




Lesson 18

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb-gqczApLk&index=51&list=UUSfoLKCXai5zns1PsH6xUuQ 



Lesson 19
Cây la: Sport
Cum lố la: Don't make noise

Cau ấy: Chair, seat
Schao láo: To be panic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1byAZWRc4Q&index=50&list=UUSfoLKCXai5zns1PsH6xUuQ 



Lesson 20 - 21
Nét kê hau tha a vấy: What do they call this?



 Kê thướ a vấy: What do they do?
 Ke thướ cau ấy: They make chairs.



Lesson 22 
Bô ná kua tốs: Bona knocks on the table
Cúm po kê = Don't lie to anyone




Lesson 23
Thi đá chía chùm ngư: Thida recovers from illness

Kháo chau tố thu: The grandchild's pants are loose
Chứa: To believe
Chùm ngứ: Disease
Chi tá: Grandfather

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUHVOYiMwH4&list=UUSfoLKCXai5zns1PsH6xUuQ 


Lesson 24
Chau Sau li schớ: Grandchild Sau carries wood on shoulder



Lesson 25
Pô pế: Goat
Pu: uncle
Nhoăm: A type of Khmer meat or fish salad
Nhô nhúa: Hammer
Chi tá bom pế chau: Grandfather sings a lullaby to grandchild 



Lesson 26
Tía: Duck
Nía: at, in, on, under
Tú: Cabinet, closet
Num: Cake
Mế: Chief, leader
Tâu: To go
Tum: To sit, take a seat
Mế om bâu: Butterfly
Nía lê ka: Watch, clock
Tum pía: To chew
Tum nế: To be vacant, unoccupied

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxmmQqhy0Lo&list=UUSfoLKCXai5zns1PsH6xUuQ 


 Lesson 27

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