| English | Khmer |
| Hello | jum-reapsoo-a |
| Howareyou? | tauneaksoksapbaiyteh? |
| Goodmorning | arunsoursdei |
| Goodafternoon | tiveahsoursdei |
| Goodnight | reah-treysoursdei |
| Mynameis..... | k'nyomtchmouh... |
| Yes | baat |
| No | dteh |
| Please | suommehta |
| ThankYou | or-koon |
| Excuseme | sohmdtoh |
| Goodbye | joom-reapleah |
| Idon'tunderstand | k'nyommenyoo-ultee |
| Iwanta... | k'nyomjangbaan... |
| Water | teuk |
| Tea | tai |
| Rice(cooked) | bia |
| Rice(uncooked) | angkoh |
| Meat | saich |
| Fish | t'ray |
| Chicken | moan |
| Bread | numpung |
| Restaurant | haangbai |
| Whereisthe...? | noeveahnah...? |
| Market | p'sah |
| Bank | thoneeakear |
| PostOffice | bpraisanee |
| Doctor | peth |
| Bus | laanch'noul |
| Train | radteahplerng |
| Cycle | seekloa |
| Policeman | bpoaleehornorkor-bahl |
| Turnleft | botdtoych'wayng |
| Turnright | botdtoys'dum |
| Gostraight | dtovdtrong |
| Morning | bpreuk |
| Midnight | aa-tree-at |
| Night | yoop |
| Sunday | t/ngaiaa-dteut |
| Monday | t'ngaijan |
| Tuesday | t'ngaiong-gee-a |
| Wednesday | t'ngaibpoot |
| Thursday | t'ngaibpra-hoa-a |
| Friday | t'ngaisok |
| Saturday | t'ngaisao |
| Yesterday | m'serlmenh |
| Today | t'ngainih |
| Tomorrow | t'ngaisa-aik |
| Month | khaeh |
| Year | ch'nam |
| LastYear | ch'nammoon |
| NewYear | ch'namthmey |
| NextYear | ch'namgroy |
| January | magaraa |
| February | kompheak |
| March | meenah |
| April | mehsah |
| May | oosaphea |
| June | mithoknah |
| July | kakada |
| August | sayhaa |
| September | kan'ya |
| October | tolaa |
| November | wechagaa |
| December | t'noo |
| One | mooay |
| Two | bpee |
| Three | bay |
| Four | boun |
| Five | bpram |
| Six | bprammooay |
| Seven | bprambpee |
| Eight | bprambay |
| Night | bprambuon |
| Ten | dahp |
| Eleven | dahpmooay |
| Twenty | m'pay |
| Thirty | saamseup |
| Forty | saiseup |
| Fifty | haseup |
| Sixty | hokseup |
| Seventy | jehtseup |
| Eighty | bpaitseup |
| Ninety | gaoseup |
| Hundred | moo-ayroy |
| Thousand | moo-aybpoan |
| Tenthousand | moo-aymeun |
| Hundredthousand | moo-aysain |
| Million | moo-aylee-un |
Showing posts with label Useful Khmer words and phrases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Useful Khmer words and phrases. Show all posts
Useful Khmer words and phrases
Khmer may sound confusing. But with a little patience and practice, you can get by. There are 33 consonants and 26 vowels. "Ai" is pronounced as in Thai; "ay" as in pay; "dt" takes the t sound while "bp" takes the p sound. "Oo" is pronounced as in cook and "ao" as in Laos.
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