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Comment on Khmer Cuisine by Rob Steidl

Rob Steidl — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:20:17 +0000

Is there someplace on line I can Purchase Prahok???

Comment on Bok Svai Bungkea Kream by Jayavarman

Jayavarman — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 07:25:26 +0000

Dear Vutha,
I am glad to hear you like the food.
I hope you are going to try this recipe.

The dried shrimps and green mango makes a good combination.

Comment on Somlor Kaeng Ktis Doung by Jayavarman

Jayavarman — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 07:22:13 +0000

Mr. Vannak,
Good to see you again.

I am sory for the delay. Thank you for your comment.

Comment on Somlor Kaeng Ktis Doung by VannakTCS

VannakTCS — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 04:29:07 +0000

Thank you Jayavaraman, now I know it, Oh it’s been long time never come to this site. Now I am back and the food here are lovely too.

regards,
Chhoeng Vannak

Comment on Bok Svai Bungkea Kream by vutha

vutha — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 01:55:11 +0000

Wowow, this food makes me mouth-watering.

Comment on Domlong Chung Skor by Pich

Pich — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 02:27:36 +0000

can u tell me how to make papaya sauce and Domlong Chung Skor.

Comment on Commemorating 60th Anniversary, The Loss of Southern Cambodia Territory to Vietnam by Sambo

Sambo — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 05:44:40 +0000

Ignorant people as for instance Cambodian leaders never know their own ignorance.

Comment on Bok Svai Bungkea Kream by Lilly

Lilly — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 23:29:45 +0000

Thanks for the recipe.
Can’t wait to try.

Comment on Somlor Somlok by Jayavarman

Jayavarman — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 05:32:05 +0000

Dear Cera,
Thank for your kind words and support.

Because of the cultural food, I have to keep the original Khmer names with description provided in romanization english. And most of the time there is a discrepancy when it comes to spelling but I try to keep the pronounciation as close as I can. Am open to suggestion or any input. The site is open to all.

Thank you for referring me to the website. I’ll have a look at the library of congress website. Good to know there’s a Khmer librarian.

-jayavarman

Comment on Somlor Somlok by Cera

Cera — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:08:21 +0000

Thank you Jayavarman for making an effort to transliterate Khmer words into English! I admire you because it’s very hard to do it. And for those who don’t know, there is an official transliteration fron Khmer script into English at the Library of Congress website. I am a librarian. And I have to use the table all the time when I have to catalog books and materials in Khmer language. Be proud of yourself as Khmer.
Cera

Comment on Khmer Virtual Keyboard by Jayavarman

Jayavarman — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 21:18:47 +0000

I am sorry Seongmo,
it seems that the link to Khmer online keyboard is no longer available.

If I do find one, I’ll notify everyone.

Comment on Slek Bas by Andrew

Andrew — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 05:36:02 +0000

PREAH VIHEAR belong solely to Cambodia. Built and designed by the sweat and blood of Cambodian, built location on Cambodian soil.

The attack and long arguement by Thai against Cambodian people is nonsense and completely insane. Intrusion over Cambodian ancestor’s heritage is illegal. To claim that Cambodian ruins belong to Thai is totally an insult to Cambodian ancestors. Thai should and MUST apologize to Cambodian people and should stop bullying other nation.

-Andrew Larzein (Specialize in southeast asian study)

Comment on Khmer Virtual Keyboard by Seongmo

Seongmo — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 05:19:54 +0000

http://www.satreykhmeronline.com/?s=keyboard

links in the page broken. Sigh..

Or, permission denied….

Comment on Slek Bas by kroocrew

kroocrew — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 17:45:11 +0000

War and provocation is not likely to finalise this issue. In 1962 the Thai were very under-prepared for the international hearing of ownership of the land on which Preah Vihear is seated. Under prepared by ignorance or poor advice seems in itself to be a question. The ruling was made appropriately on the arguments and advice of the time. It is a final ruling. The land is now owned by Cambodia. The Thai argue that it’s a poor border-line. A borderline is arbitrary and as mentioned the access to geographical parameters is accessible and easy with GPS. The borderline is not an argument of substance.

The political wranglings within Thailand three years ago and percolating on until now have drawn issues not related to the central internal theme. This is a ploy to add as much fuel to the political fire as possible. The militaries responded the issue was escalated. The Thai dissidents got what they wanted a little bit of chaos, the Khmer were frightened and responded likewise. The people around Preah Vihear were terrified and angry. They lost their livelihoods again over-night and no-one seems to be gaining any advantage at all.

UNESCO ruled that this was a heritage for all mankind. It is now held for all mankind under the stewardship of Cambodia. It is a magnificent heritage, it allows us an insight into a lost civilisation with it’s solutions and social strategies, its magnificent architecture and most of all an understanding of the ancestors of the modern Khmer. It gives the modern Khmer a sense of re-identification, an aspect very damaged some thirty years ago and only now very slowly re-evolving.

In history, land is won and lost. This generally happened by war. Today we negotiate and let arbiters judge the arguments. No war! Ancient history offers very little validity to land ownership in my eyes, especially a place like Preah Vihear which has none or very little impact on the Khmer or Thai identity. The worst thing that one country can do is to take land away from another. It will predictably provoke serious reaction and probably war. It’s just not worth it. The aggressors are judged to be wrong by the whole civilised world.

Comment on Latest news with Touch Sunix by Bunsreang

Bunsreang — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:09:51 +0000

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Comment on Latest news with Touch Sunix by Bunsreang

Bunsreang — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:07:09 +0000

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Comment on Commemorating 60th Anniversary, The Loss of Southern Cambodia Territory to Vietnam by kropeengPuoy

kropeengPuoy — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 00:30:04 +0000

I really like your poem. This is true what has been happening to Cambodia.

Comment on Commemorating 60th Anniversary, The Loss of Southern Cambodia Territory to Vietnam by Khmer Empire

Khmer Empire — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 17:27:56 +0000

Too much LIE, too much HIDE and RICH against the POOR.

we tell they kill
we good they rude
we cool they fool
we sleep they peep
we talk they stalk
we try they spy
we slip they clip
we jail they bail
we pain they gain
we stay they play
we kind they whine
we sell they steal
we poor they pour
we sit they spit
we realize they deny
we shout they shoot
we plan they clan
we run they hunt
we hunger they hunter
we read they threat
we care they here
we lonely they homey
we around they surround
we eager they never
we cheat they beat
we can’t they can
we stay they spray
we beg they relax
we nowhere they somewhere
we separate they coporate
we mate they hate
we made they ate
we one they ton
we keep they sneak
we disable they able
we feel they heal
we sad they bad
we hungry they angry
we blame they claim
we moto they auto
we drive they ride
we demand they command
we complete they delete
we wear they tear
we sick they kick
we announce they denounce
we depress they congress
we arm they harm
we fear they near
we save they crave
we decrease they increase
we confront they proble
we recognize they deny
we repect they regret
we frown they crown
we interrupt they corrupt

Let’s all STAND UP, SPEAK UP, and SHOUT IT OUT.

Comment on Land of Cambodia by SKO

SKO — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 16:00:49 +0000

Chumreap Suo Khmer Empire,
Thank you again for a very powerful message. I am sure my Cambodian visitors will take this message into consideration. If not all at least a few
Those wild children that you are describing will one day remember their root. If not, it would be a great shame.

I do understand what you mean. I’ve travelled around and paid close attention to world communities and realized that Khmer do not have strong bond within themselves. We can blame the children but the biggest issue is AT HOME. What have the parents been doing? Most Khmer parents discipline their children mainly about morality; respect and not harm others. BUT education goes beyond and should be varieties. When country going through invasion, information should be taught and discussed at home. I understand that it is difficult for many of us to cope with trauma and we always try to forget but CORRECT HISTORY and information should be taught. The adults are the role models.

-sko