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Mosquito, do not bite me
Mosquito, do not bite me
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<h2>មូស / Mosquito</h2> <b>0/4467</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> mosquito<br><br>
មូស
muh
Mosquito
<h2>អើយ / Particle Indicating Affection</h2> <b>0/4668</b> <div class="badge level7">A2 - Advanced</div><br> familiar vocative particle used after names of persons, titles, kinship terms and certain other words to indicate affection, pity, depression, or despair. In some cases, with inanimate words, it may serve to personify them. It may also be used in calling someone or trying to attract someone's attention<br>
អើយ
'aeuy
Particle Indicating Affection
<h2>កុំ / Don’t</h2> <b>0/626</b> <div class="badge level5">A1 - Advanced</div><br> do not ...<br><br>
កុំ
gom
Don’t
<h2>ខាំ / Bite</h2> <b>0/2755</b> <div class="badge level6">A2</div><br> to bite; to sting (as a mosquito)<br>
ខាំ
kăm
Bite
<h2>ខ្ញុំ / I/Me/My</h2> <b>2/28</b> <div class="badge level1">Essential</div><br> I / me / my ; <dialect>Surin</dialect> I / me / my (female speaking to a respected person)<br><br>
ខ្ញុំ
knyom
I/Me/My
<h2>ណា៎ / What?</h2> <b>0/13547</b> <div class="badge level8">B1</div><br> final emphatic or hortatory particle in informal, friendly speech; it indicates that the speaker is requesting agreement or compliance and is similar to English `OK? do you hear? don't you agree? don't you know? isn't that right? come on! indeed (it's so)! that's right!' Sometimes it is best left untranslated especially when it seems to merely make the statement less abrupt.<br>
ណា៎
na
What?
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មូសអើយកុំខាំខ្ញុំណា៎_Version ស៊ឺម លីសូ [ original រីឆាត ] កែភ្លេងថ្មី៖ ពូ ណឹម ស្គរដៃ
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