Your question: How do you say boy in Khmer?

What does JA mean in Khmer?

Jah/ bah (jaah/ bahh)/ yes (female/ male)

But if you want to fit in, then you better get used to saying “yes” a lot.

What is the Thai word for boy?

The Thai translation for “man; boy” is ผู้ชาย. The Thai, ผู้ชาย, can be broken down into 2 parts:”person; human” (ผู้) and “male” (ชาย).

How do you say little boy in Thai?

เด็กชาย dekL chaaiM. [formal honorific for a young boy, age 15 or less] boy; little boy; Master (obs.)

How do you say stop in Cambodian?

Chop [chop] – Stop

You can throw a “som” (please) in front of it to be polite.

What is the Khmer greeting?

The formal greeting in Khmer is “Choum reap sor” and should be said while sampeahing. (The more informal “Susaday” is reserved for casual situations and does not involve a sampeah.) “Choum reap lear” is the formal good-bye.

How do you say boy and girl in Thai?

chaaiM yingR. man and woman; boy and girl; a couple; a pair; a loving couple; lovers.

How do you say girl in Thai?

girl {noun}

สีเขียว {adj.}

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Is Thai derived from Sanskrit?

Thai is the most spoken of over 60 languages of Thailand by both number of native and overall speakers. Over half of its vocabulary is derived from or borrowed from Pali, Sanskrit, Mon and Old Khmer. It is a tonal and analytic language, similar to Chinese and Vietnamese.

What is bong in Cambodian?

Bong (bong) / “brother” or “sister”

Directly translating as “brother”, it is also used for women — although “sister” is bong srei — and can refer to a friend, peer, lover or someone slightly older. In Khmer, bong refers to “brothers”, “sisters”, “friends” and “peers”.

What does JKJ mean in Khmer?

It’s a Khmer swear word which means “Song or daughter of the b*tch”. People use it to curse someone they hate, or sometimes they like to use it with people close to them.

What does Ming mean in Cambodian?

In an informal situation, Cambodians will refer to an older man as Ta (grandfather), Po (uncle) or Bang (brother) and to an older woman as Yeay (grandmother), Ming (aunt) or Bang Srey (sister).