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Singing and holding hands in Kampong Speu
Singing and holding hands in Kampong Speu
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Sok Pisey
<h2>α αααα / Sing</h2> <b>469/1188</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> to sing<br>
α αααα
jriΔng
Sing
<h2>α ααα / Tie hands</h2> <b>0/10219</b> <div class="badge level12">C1</div><br> to tie a cotton thread around the wrist(s) (part of several different rituals esp. the marriage ceremony); to tie a cotton thread around the wrists of a bride and groom during the wedding ceremony in order to symbolically join them; to give a wedding gift<br> α α,αα
α ααα
jΙng dai
Tie hands
<h2>ααα’αΌα / Junior</h2> <b>0/1234</b> <div class="badge level4">A1</div><br> younger sibling.<br><br>
ααα’αΌα
b'on
Junior
<h2>αα / At</h2> <b>13/3</b> <div class="badge level2">Starter</div><br> to be located; to stay / live / reside (at) (it commonly forms prepositional compounds with directional words such as αααα»α, ααΎ, ααααα) <br><br>
αα
nΕu
At
<h2>αααααααααΊ / Kampong Speu</h2> <b>0/2562</b> <div class="badge level12">C1</div><br> Kompong Speu (province in central Cambodia)<br> ααααα,ααααΊ
αααααααααΊ
gΙmbuΕng sbΚ
Kampong Speu
Sok Pisey - α ααααα αααααα’αΌααα αααααααααΊ
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