Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Khmer Learning(5)

When two consonants are pronounced consecutively within a word, the second consonant's symbol is written in a special sub-consonant form which is placed below the first consonant. The sub-consonant always follows the consonant in the pronunciation. The form of the sub-consonant is in most cases a smaller version of its consonant version but some look completely different from the superscript. The tables provided here are the lists of the sub-consonant and the consonant. (Huffman, 1970)
ក្ក
ខ្ខ
គ្គ
ឃ្ឃ
ង្ង
ច្ច
ឆ្ឆ
ជ្ជ
ឈ្ឈ
ញ្ញ
ដ្ដ
ឋ្ឋ
ឌ្ឌ
ឍ្ធ
ណ្ណ
ត្ត
ថ្ថ
ទ្ទ
ធ្ធ
ន្ន
ប្ប
ផ្ផ
ព្ព
ភ្ភ
ម្ម
យ្យ
រ្រ
ល្ល
វ្វ

ស្ស
ហ្ហ

អ្អ


V. Vowels

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