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ពិចារណាខ្លួនឯង
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ពិចារណាខ្លួនឯង
Transliteration
bĭjarɑnakluŏnêng
C2
IPA
/picaːrɑːnaːkluənʔeːŋ/
GD
picharanakluonaeng
ពិចារណាខ្លួនឯង Meaning in English
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Sentences with ពិចារណាខ្លួនឯង
<h2>បងប្អូន / Brothers</h2> <b>0/1434</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> brothers and sisters, siblings; relatives<br> បង,ប្អូន
បងប្អូន
bɑng b'on
Brothers
<h2>ទាំងឡាយ / All</h2> <b>0/1094</b> <div class="badge level9">B1 - Advanced</div><br> all, all of them (post-nominal plural marker)<br> ទាំង,ឡាយ
ទាំងឡាយ
deăng lay
All
<h2>ដែល / That</h2> <b>776/5</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> who, whom, which; where; when; of / to / in / at which / whom; the fact / reason that<br><br>
ដែល
dael
That
<h2>បាន / Have</h2> <b>198/1</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to have completed / done something; to intend to complete something; marker of completed action<br><br>
បាន
ban
Have
<h2>ដឹង / Know</h2> <b>189/61</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> to know (a fact), be aware of, be familiar with; to understand, comprehend; to notice; to recognize; to accomplish, put into practice<br><br>
ដឹង
dœ̆ng
Know
<h2>ហើយ / Finished</h2> <b>0/23</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to be finished, ended, completed. <br><br>
ហើយ
haeuy
Finished
<h2>សូម / Please</h2> <b>765/332</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> to request, ask for; to beg, entreat; polite term used to introduce a sentence. It means 'please, would you..., would you please'<br>
សូម
som
Please
<h2>ពិចារណាខ្លួនឯង / Introspect</h2> <b>0/0</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> <br>
ពិចារណាខ្លួនឯង
bĭjarɑnakluŏnêng
Introspect
<h2>ចុះ / Descend</h2> <b>196/157</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> to move downwards, descend, go down, get down, dismount; get off / out of; to go downstream; (of rain) to fall; (of fog / mist) to appear; to flow, run; to decrease, diminish; to submit, give up, comply.<br><br>
ចុះ
jŏh
Descend
<h2>ថា / That/Say</h2> <b>4/9</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to say, tell, pronounce; specif. to criticize, blameconj. that (introduces a question or indirect discourse)<br>
ថា
ta
That/Say
<h2>តើ / Do</h2> <b>0/102</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> clause initial interrogative marker occurring in fairly formal speech; it indicates that the following clause is a question, and may sometimes be translated by expressions like `Tell me ...?' or, in subordinate clauses, `if' or `whether'<br><br>
តើ
daeu
Do
<h2>យើង / Us/Our</h2> <b>35/38</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> we / us / our; (familiar) I / me / my<br>
យើង
yeung
Us/Our
<h2>គួរ / Proper</h2> <b>205/181</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to be correct, proper, suitable, fitting; favorable<br><br>
គួរ
guŏ
Proper
<h2>យក / Take</h2> <b>511/74</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to take (in one's hand or with oneself), hold; to take (away); to steal; to bring; to borrow; to get, obtain, achieve; to accept (Surin dial. yuə)<br>
យក
yɔg
Take
<h2>គំរូ / Model</h2> <b>484/1366</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> example, model, pattern; method; sample, specimen<br>
គំរូ
gumru
Model
<h2>តាម / Follow</h2> <b>76/41</b> <div class="badge level3">Starter - Advanced</div><br> to follow, pursue; to agree, go along; to take after (someone); to imitate (someone).<br><br>
តាម
dam
Follow
<h2>ដូនតា / Ancestor</h2> <b>0/3559</b> <div class="badge level9">B1 - Advanced</div><br> ancestors; grandparents<br> ដូន,តា
ដូនតា
don da
Ancestor
<h2>ខ្មែរ / Cambodian</h2> <b>0/105</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> to be Khmer, Cambodian.<br><br>
ខ្មែរ
kmae
Cambodian
<h2>ជំនាន់ដើម / Early generation</h2> <b>0/10520</b> <div class="badge level0">C2</div><br> original era, aboriginal state<br> ជំនាន់,ដើម
ជំនាន់ដើម
jumnoăn daeum
Early generation
Those of you who know, please consider for yourself whether we should follow the example of the ancient Khmer ancestors.
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