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posted:Amaralala
on 05/05/2008 19:13:58
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KhmerLeur wrote:
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Amaralala wrote:
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KhmerLeur wrote:
I have a question... why when we write Khmer, we use jerng of the consonant instead of the entire kloun of the letter... is there a golden rule to stick by when writing letters and using jerng of letters?
Thank you lok krou for your upcoming answers.
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it represents a consonant blend. you don't just use a jerng you use it in conjunction with another consonant. a blend would be like tr, sh, ch, st, etc. in english. im half asleep, so i'm not sure if i answered your question, or understood it for that matter
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Yes! That's what I thought but didn't know... the hard part is to determine which blend deserves a jerng. Thanks for the reply!
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one consonant with one jerng would equal a consonant blend. not a blend and a jerng, geez, is that even possible?
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posted:KhmerLeur
on 05/05/2008 19:34:34
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Amaralala wrote:
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KhmerLeur wrote:
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Amaralala wrote:
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KhmerLeur wrote:
I have a question... why when we write Khmer, we use jerng of the consonant instead of the entire kloun of the letter... is there a golden rule to stick by when writing letters and using jerng of letters?
Thank you lok krou for your upcoming answers.
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it represents a consonant blend. you don't just use a jerng you use it in conjunction with another consonant. a blend would be like tr, sh, ch, st, etc. in english. im half asleep, so i'm not sure if i answered your question, or understood it for that matter
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Yes! That's what I thought but didn't know... the hard part is to determine which blend deserves a jerng. Thanks for the reply!
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one consonant with one jerng would equal a consonant blend. not a blend and a jerng, geez, is that even possible?
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can u write khmer lala? If yes, I say you should write to me in Khmer and let me try to decipher the ancient text.
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posted:Amaralala
on 05/05/2008 19:53:07
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no need to wait that long. install khmer font on your computer then mosey on over to the khmer forum and decipher to your heart's content.
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posted:KhmerLeur
on 05/05/2008 19:54:13
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Amaralala wrote:
no need to wait that long. install khmer font on your computer then mosey on over to the khmer forum and decipher to your heart's content.
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do you realize how small the font is... lol ok start typing because i want to decipher your khmer and yours only. hah
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posted:Amaralala
on 05/05/2008 19:54:18
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shit. i didn't reallize this IS the khmer forum. my bad
you know what i mean.
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posted:KhmerLeur
on 05/12/2008 16:29:22
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Amaralala wrote:
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KhmerLeur wrote:
I have a question... why when we write Khmer, we use jerng of the consonant instead of the entire kloun of the letter... is there a golden rule to stick by when writing letters and using jerng of letters?
Thank you lok krou for your upcoming answers.
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it represents a consonant blend. you don't just use a jerng you use it in conjunction with another consonant. a blend would be like tr, sh, ch, st, etc. in english. im half asleep, so i'm not sure if i answered your question, or understood it for that matter
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is there a set number of consonant blends in the Khmer language that a person can easily memorize it all?
and what's that round character above some letters... is that a srak? see diagram below 
(above the letter 'saw')
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posted:Amaralala
on 05/12/2008 16:42:29
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yea, it's a srak, it's om i dont know about the number of consonant blends but putting two consonants together does not change the sound of the consonant like in the case of ch, tr, etc., i dont think..
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posted:Mohasarko
on 05/19/2008 09:51:16
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Very useful Nyaya for self learner, appreciate u post this up 
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posted:KhmerLeur
on 01/08/2009 11:09:18
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Amaralala wrote:
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KhmerLeur wrote:
I have a question... why when we write Khmer, we use jerng of the consonant instead of the entire kloun of the letter... is there a golden rule to stick by when writing letters and using jerng of letters?
Thank you lok krou for your upcoming answers.
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it represents a consonant blend. you don't just use a jerng you use it in conjunction with another consonant. a blend would be like tr, sh, ch, st, etc. in english. im half asleep, so i'm not sure if i answered your question, or understood it for that matter
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What do you know, we did go over this already.
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posted:KhmerLeur
on 01/08/2009 11:21:15
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Do we use green colored vowels pronunciation for green colored consonants, and blue colored vowels pronunciation for blue colored consonants?
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