Juan Nat interviewing about Khmer Language

បទ​សម្ភាស​នាទី​អក្សរសាស្ត្រ​ខ្មែរសម្ដេច​ព្រះ​សង្ឃ​រាជ ជួន​ ណាត

This is a very important study tool for all Khmer people and for every people that learning Khmer Language. This audio documents about Khmer Language, Downloaded it from http://ckvirya.com on http://ckvirya.com/2009/04/06/បទ%E2%80%8Bសម្ភាស%E2%80%8Bនាទី%E2%80%8Bអក្សរសា/

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1-ចូរអ្នកចូលក្នុងបញ្ជីរបស់អ្នកសិន

1. Login to your blogger beta account.

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-ចុចលើ Edit HTML

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-សូមចម្លងកូដនេះ

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Add this code into your blog (in THML)

Remember : This hack is for Blogger Beta, for the old blogger use this

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Khmer Learning(14)

VIII. Punctuation (Huffman, 1970)

1. Khan ( . )

This is Cambodian full stop. It occurs less frequently than the full stop in English. It can be at the end of a single sentence or several sentences dealing with a single topic.

2. baariyaosaan ( .l )

baariyaosaan is a full stop that marks the the entire end of a chapter or an entire text.

3. Laq (.l. )

Laq is used to indicate et cetera.

4. Leiktoo ( [ )

Leiktoo is used to indicate that the word or phrase after which it occurs is to be repeated.