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You Cry, Brother Ends Up Laughing
You Cry, Brother Ends Up Laughing
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2016
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Pich Sophea
<h2>អូន / Dear</h2> <b>0/2495</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> I / me / my (younger brother, younger sister, sweetheart or wife--about themselves); you / your (intimate or familiar address form for younger sibling, for one's wife or girl friend, or for a close friend who is younger)<br><br>
អូន
'on
Dear
<h2>យំ / Cry</h2> <b>409/2653</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> to weep, cry; to sing (of birds); to chirp (of crickets)<br>
យំ
yum
Cry
<h2>បង / Elder</h2> <b>0/555</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> elder sibling.<br><br>
បង
bɑng
Elder
<h2>លួង / Comfort</h2> <b>0/4598</b> <div class="badge level8">B1</div><br> to comfort, console, calm; cheer up; to influence, cajole, wheedle, coax, flatter; to entice<br><br>
លួង
luŏng
Comfort
<h2>គេ / Them</h2> <b>0/27</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> they / them / their; one, someone; he, him, she, her (formal / polite 3rd person pron.; usually plural but also used impersonally as a 3rd person singular form)<br><br>
គេ
gé
Them
The primary version of this video:
07 Oun yom bong loung ke Sophea
9 Years Ago
