You're such a pathetic person

I think you might need to check again. Look forward to hearing what you discover

The monk who created the Khmer alphabet Somdej Phra Sukonthathibodhi (Pan Panyasilo), Wat Pathumwadi, Phnom Penh Supreme Patriarch of Khmer His original name was "Pan" and was born in Battambang. He was ordained as a novice at the age of 12 and came to study at Wat Saket, Bangkok. He offered himself to be a disciple of His Majesty. His Majesty King Mongkut When he was still ordained, he studied Khmer-Thai script, Khmer script, and Pali until he passed the Dharma sermon examination in 1855. Nak Ong Duang, the Cambodian king, bowed down. Requesting the Royal Dhammayutti Nikaya to be sent to Cambodia, King Rama IV ordered Mahapan and his group to travel to Cambodia to establish the Dhammayutti Nikaya. and prosper in monasticism His rank continued until he reached the rank of Somdej Phra Sangharaja. Somdej Pan was a poet and philosopher. He laid the foundation of Khmer education by mixing the Khmer Thai alphabet and the Khmer Banjong alphabet, mixing them with corrections and additions until it became the current Khmer alphabet, called "Khmer Chaliang" alphabet.Now you know that Siamese gave birth to your letter.55555+😂🤗😁🤣

@@StuartJayRaj . What I see there are Khmer language in Khmer script; it’s in Khmer alphabets. It’s written in Khmer and added to the spelling tune too saying it into the right words. I read and write in Khmer language . I knew what is belong to me, and I know what is belong to the other. I am not twenty years old person. All I see there is copying, and paste. The pronunciation of your sometimes right on the spot, some times say it wrong. There’re a lot of Khmer words written the way it was but pronunciation differently. The same way some American words pronounce the same but have a different meaning. Some American words spelled the way it was, but pronounced differently from the way it spelled.

@@StuartJayRaj ! If you tell me that Thai Khom alphabet is looking like Khmer alphabet that is correct. Because they copy it from the khmer it self. 😂 lol . R you American,0r Englishmen? I hope you not doing a research on line and take those submitted papers from Thai people seriously. Because they have teaching , or manipulated history since the 1900. Especially; the Great British knowing nothing about Khmer until the 80. 90% about Thailand histories have tough their children is fake. In years the 1990 . I with group of Khmer people going for tour in Thailand for study educational system. We doing a research …So, We’re making a visit Thai’s class room students 2,3,4 grade. The Thai teacher thought that we’re don’t understand Thai language. So, the first word this Thai teacher told the entire class to say to 10 of us that is mean to welcome us: Khmer thieves, you’re all stealing Our land. We’re shocked! Wow! The translator looked at me, I was smiling pretending I didn’t understand a word they said. I can’t not imagine how these people teach their children hatred, and fake histories. All you know about Thailand histories 90% is fake. lol …doing a research on internet to find out the truth it’s issued of manipulation. Friend, go to Cambodia than check out the Buddha bibles. To see what is belong to Thai,and see what is belong to Khmer. There’re some script on Angkor Wat wall that Thailand claimed that it was belong to them,also. ..,,

​@@lexsilverket2535it's no different to us using the Latin alphabet, yet here we are writing in English - not Latin.

We admitted this evidence " The earliest evidence calling Cambodians "Khmer" is the Ka. 64 inscription, which is an ancient inscription before Angkor. Age around the 12th Buddhist century, referring to the ancient Khmer slaves, "(13) Kjum Kemara Gho To 20. 20. 7 Tre Si 2" The word Kjum in the ancient Khmer language before the Angkor period means me. Servant As for the word Kem (kmer), when combining the meaning of the word "Kjum Kemra", then it should be translated as "Servant (who is) the Khmer", indicating that the Cambodians call themselves Kmen (kmer) since the 12th century " What about you?5555++🤣😂

The Khom were what the Thais called the ancient Khmers who built Angkor. The inscriptions on the temples are written in both Sanskrit and ancient Khmer, but this does not mean that the rulers were Indian. Sanskrit was used for religious and formal texts, which reflected the cultural and religious influence of India. Ancient Khmer was used for administrative and local purposes. If the Khom were Indian were ruling over the Khmer, it would be expected to find more inscriptions in an Indian language or script. However, there is an overwhelming use of ancient Khmer script. For example, Preah Vihear has a mixture of Sanskrit and ancient Khmer text; the Sanskrit parts describe religious hymns and dedications, while the ancient Khmer script describes the historical context. It was important to keep the religious parts in Sanskrit due to its sacred and liturgical significance in Hinduism ensuring the religious texts' continuity and sanctity.