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5 comments:
Be aware of a man with cross-eyed.
Kom nap by Buk Kone Srey ah Cham Prasidh.
Buk heuy buk teadh buk tol tea speadh chenh chor sar. Ah Cham Prasidh leung roeng Kdor heuy kvar kor ta mech kor pin teu mleas. Anh cheas louch trob sambarth cheat...tea roeung preu sneat banh jeanh por sar anh min cheas..kone srey anh euy mich kor samnang mleas..kom nove eah eas tor teat touv. Srol nas srol nas loke pa euy...kone tor teat heuy min bong orng...buk ngurp buk ngurp beak nheos choke..bong buk heuy teub tol tea jenh karm....to be continue!
The Poem just said only khmer government,that good no body just say to our khmer family i think that great going.
Most old generations have inherited the king's bad behaviour where he can have as many wives as he pleases and did not allow women and children to have a say what so ever, which is wrong (it should be one husband and one wife-tam bro pey ney khmer, tia sdach min ban tver tam pong, doch schnas tver yaing madach touw?). Back then in the 1940s, mum told me that most parents did not allow their daughters to go to school and that if they know too much they will be bad and so on. So, this is one of the reasons why Khmer men like to devalue their women, children and abuse them whenever they like. However, now that we are living in the 21st century, hopefully our new generations are able to think differently from those of the past. In addition, it is better to have a country full of educated people then not to have. Being educated means that you can see things more clearly about what is going in the world as well as knowing where to go about it, otherwise, you would see yourself in a lost world including being stressed and depressed about it. Educated people see things differently from those who are not, basically because they have a non-judgemental attitude but more toward acceptance etc. Therefore, in this case all Medias such as TV, newspapers, radio need to promote education for our women and children in general as well as promoting equality, whether you are a man, a woman or a child! you need to treasure each other for we really don’t know "what will happen tomorrow?" you might not see each other again who knows. Anyway, love you guys, May God bless Khmer nation and its country. Cheers
វាមិនមែនចងបានវីឡាទេគឺវាសាងផ្នូឲ្យកូនចៅបងប្អូនវាទេ
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