Let's Learn How to Use "CLASSIFIERS" in Cambodian Language.

[@seanstone7803]

as far as i know, this is the best youtube channel on khmer learning to English speaking people

[@Dara-TheKhmerLesson]

Thanks so much Sean.

[@Bunnokazooie]

Ah, I finally understand មុខ! It means "course". In English you can say "I'm eating two courses" or "I'm studying two courses".

[@jayantchaudhari3987]

Very nice Dara sir

[@ab-zg8pt]

Please do a lesson on Male style Khmer handwriting please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@sreymomhok5807]

Great learning tool !!

[@prettybarrie]

Hello teacher, how to say and spell “Classifier” in Khmer please?

[@nikikinz]

Interestingly in English we sometimes talk of "head" of cattle. Eg. "My land runs 5,000 head of cattle".

[@chinsonich7824]

Hi sir do you want to learn Khmer language?

[@oakstrong1]

Would you say a PAIR of trousers is similar to a classifier?

[@CrikeyWho]

I’m not sure, but maybe unit is a better term than classifier. When doing maths it’s often important to specify the units of your variables.

[@chinsonich7824]

What's your native language?

[@oakstrong1]

Classifier is a standard grammaar term as far as I understand, but I get your point.

[@finnoXkhmer]

It is a classifier because you classify the item or object.

[@yoshiko1036]

I know 'dom' for pipe or roll-shaped objects or 'groab' for small, pellet-like things such as pills as in 'tnak muay groab'= 'one pill'

[@opposa1124]

I want to you too me not English

[@juanforrest8262]

I would like you to learn plurals in English. "This classifier is used with carS or buildingS " etc. Khmer does not use plurals but they are important in English. You are doing well but your English needs work.