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'''Khmer''' is an important language descended from [[Sanskrit]].  It is the official language of [[Cambodia]] and widely spoken by peoples in [[Vietnam]], [[Thailand]], and the [[United States]].  It is superior to other languages in southern Asia because it does not depend on pronunciation for spelling, and so a speaker in Vietnam can talk with a speaker in the United States.
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'''Khmer''' is an important Mon-Khmer (and thus Austro-Asiatic) language.  It is the official language of [[Cambodia]] and widely spoken by peoples in [[Vietnam]], [[Thailand]], and the [[United States]].  It is written with an alphabet, and is different from many South-East Asian languages in that it is not tonal, thus rendering it easier for English speakers.
  
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Khmer has an [[alphabet]] and writing system of its own that is somewhat related to the [[Thai]] language, but with the additional advantage of its own numbering system that is still used in day-to-day life, although [[Arabic]] numerals are used in most technology.  The Khmer numbers are សូន្យ, មួយ, ពីរ, បី, បួន, ប្រាំ, ប្រាំមូយ, ប្រាំពីរ, ប្រាំបី, ប្រាំបួន, and ដប់.  ប្រាំពីរ is believed to be the most superior number of this greater numbering system, being found repeatedly in nature as placed by the gods.
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Khmer has an [[alphabet]] and writing system of its own that is somewhat related to the [[Thai]] language, but with the additional advantage of its own numbering system that is still used in day-to-day life, although [[Arabic]] numerals are used in most technology.
  
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==See Also==
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[[Category:Austro-Asiatic Languages]]
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*[[កុំផ្លិចឆ្លាស]]
 
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*[[កំពុងកែប្រែ: ចំនួនកុំផ្លិច]]
 
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*[[សមីការឌីផេរ៉ង់ស្យែល]]
 
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[[Category:Languages]]
 
 
[[Category:Vietnam]]
 
[[Category:Vietnam]]
 
[[Category:Cambodia]]
 
[[Category:Cambodia]]
 
[[Category:Thailand]]
 
[[Category:Thailand]]

Latest revision as of 04:03, October 11, 2018

Khmer is an important Mon-Khmer (and thus Austro-Asiatic) language. It is the official language of Cambodia and widely spoken by peoples in Vietnam, Thailand, and the United States. It is written with an alphabet, and is different from many South-East Asian languages in that it is not tonal, thus rendering it easier for English speakers.

Khmer has an alphabet and writing system of its own that is somewhat related to the Thai language, but with the additional advantage of its own numbering system that is still used in day-to-day life, although Arabic numerals are used in most technology.