How to Use Comparative and Superlative in Cambodian Language.

[@warholcow]

As a speech therapist, this is so helpful. Thank you!

[@이요-p8p]

🧡💛💚good 👏

[@stusib6606]

Another excellent lesson thanks teacher. I really appreciate when you tell us the correct way to say it but then you include the way the khmer people on the street really speak .

[@trudi-janebird2033]

Great lesson. I was wondering if you have heard this one. I was taught it as a child. It goes.... Good, better, best. Never let it rest. Till your good is better. And your better best.

[@dukewellington5222]

I like how sentences are broken down and every part is explained in such a clear and easy to understand way. This makes studying the cambodian language on your chanel a very satisfying experience. Thank you, Mr. Dara.

[@margahe9157]

Thank you very much for this clear video!

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

You are welcome!

[@daniellee6536]

@@Dara-TheKhmerLesson you are doing

[@prettybarrie]

thank you for your video. it was great!

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

Thank you too!

[@melanie8388]

Thank you! You are a wonderful teacher!

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

You are so welcome! Thanks so much Melanie.

[@Hi1000Rose]

Another great lesson! I noticed in your example 'He is the youngest in the family' at around 10 minutes 45 seconds you didn't use 'geu-jia'. Why is it not used here? You use it in all of the following examples like 'She is the prettiest girl' and so on

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

Verbs am/is/are are optional in using. In spoken we mostly silent it all the time.

[@amirahtamov8239]

👍👍👍

[@seanwilliamson7108]

Hi Dara. In your review you only show the words written in Khmer. Would you be able to show them in English at the end as well? Orkun Chorean!

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

Ok, I will do it. Thanks so much.

[@CliffhangersGalore]

Yay! Nice one! But may I ask one question? How would you say for example: "Today it's less hot than yesterday."?

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

You can say like this: t'ngai-nih kdaow dtej jiang ma-sel-menh.

[@CliffhangersGalore]

@@Dara-TheKhmerLesson Thank you for your instant answer... :-)

[@chubbiturtles9818]

Hi lok gru, How do you say "I speak khmer a little better"? Would it be "Khnom niyay khmai la-aw jiang dich dich"?

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

Please say like this: k'nhom ni-yiay Khmer la-or jiang mun dtic-dtic. It means "You speak Khmer a little better than before".