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I am from meghalaya which we also speaks the mon-khmer language
I understand 0%but it sounds similars to our language 😂😂

I want to know more!!!!

As someone who doesn't understand khmer language.

It sound like a mix of vietnamese accent and Thai accent

Can anyone tell me something about the colleges that teaches( literature, fine arts, languages,medicine and islamic religion), mosques and churches and synagogues,airports,resturants, Hospitals, diamond mines, hotels,football stadiums and clubs and famous football players,sport games and medals, ethnicity and religions and religious sects, common food and clothes and pouplar names associated with folk music and songs, nature and climate, tv series and cinema movies and theater plays and broadcast series, its banks and other associations with mentioning some famous business men and women, laws and government and constitution and some important lawyers, tv and radio channels, actors and singers and media stars, languages and native dialects and other aspects of life in Cambodia

Sounds like Vietnamese without tone.

We don't speak like that

My uncultured American mind blew a fuse while trying to make out words, but damn is Khmer interesting

अरे भाई कहना क्या चाहते हो ? पर जो भी हो इतनी पवित्र भूमि की भाषा मे कह रहे हो तो ठीक ही होगा 😊🙏

this is very casual phnom penh dialect despite him trying his best to speak formally. can hardly keep up with him after living overseas for so long lol

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I'm in Cambodia 💀

1) The Austroasiatic language family includes Khmer, Vietnamese, Mon, and other related languages.
2) Chinese is placed within the Sino-Tibetan language family. 
3) Vietnamese and Chinese are not categorically in the same family group. Although they have some phonetic similarities, they are not related. 
4) Historically, as a member of the same language family as Khmer, Vietnamese's historical sound should have been very similar to that of Khmer.
5) Because of China's historical conquest of Vietnam, the Chinese language has had a major impact on the Vietnamese language, resulting in the gradual adoption of various Sino-Tibetan sounds into modern-day Vietnamese.

Hey beoi i would like to learn your language

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After having lived there, I have this strange skill where although I have not remembered a lot of the Khmer language, as soon as I hear someone speaking Khmer I instinctively know what is being said. I am fluent in English, almost fluent in Japanese German and Italian, 50% with Greek and Russian, and pretty terrible with all the rest and still the three languages that come to me naturally are English, German and Khmer 😂😂😂 what a combo…

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How much Khmer is intelligible with Vietnamese?

Sounds like Vietnamese with no tones (!!!), mixed with a bit of Thai....

its said tobe that Khasi language from meghalaya, india come from Mon-Khmer language, but i cann't find any related, am khasi

Khmer is just one of my favorite languages to listen to, the phonology is so much fun.

I'm Khasi, and I've read that Khasi Language is very similar to Khmer

The problem is when they speak with the same accent English….no way!

Wanna visit Cambodia someday

I understood some of it, him saying that he's from Phnom Penh, explaining the different greetings in Khmer, etc.

Wikitongues is such an amazing channel

The Khmer writing and alphabet/vowel is the most ancient and beautiful writing system in the world . Ancient or today am trying to learn it

The way he speaks is like a mix of phnom penh accent with country accent.

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This language look like a language. From another planeta......But it is nice

Sounds like dutch

Sounds like hindi with chienese influence or the opposite idk lol

As a Viet, I understand 0% of what he said.

Sounds similar to Vietnamese but the lack of tones makes it less bouncy

Very interesting and worthwhile video.

Can somebody tell me what he's trying to express by putting his hands together so much? I've seen some Asian people doing it often and I wonder what that non verbal language means :)

Cambodian culture and Khmer language are so underrated

It's so interesting that it's related to vietnamese

SIMILAR THAILAND LANGUAGE

It sounds like a mix of Thai and Indonesian to me lol

Wow, now that's a nasal language.

Sounds interesting 🤔