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6 comments:
Cherish all these traditional games while you're young.
I remember when I used to play all these games and had so much fun while at Chaktomuk Junior High School in the mid 1990's with my friends.
Then I moved to Canada, completing elementary school, secondary school, and university.
Most of my friends have come from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities.
I love Canada very much! It is my home!
Sure, refugee ^^
I LOVE Khmer traditional celebrations, we party better than any other nationalities. Lao and Thai are always welcome to join.
We all remember our grassroots.I left Cambodia very early end 1960, Europa is now only my second home, Cambodia is always my home and my beloved country.
Our ancestors have build a great country for us. They needed more than 1000 years to build our Khmer Empire. We now have the responsibility to take care and keep it as our Identity.
No country on this world has all kind of higher cultural heritages as we Khmer.
Short skirts are not part of the Khmer Angkor's culture.
Must be banned skirts too short.
I am soooooo happy to see our people happy. It is what I have always wish and wanted for us. If khmer don't love khmer no one in the world will. I left home since 1980s but in my heart, Cambo will always be part of me. I miss you all soooo much, May God Blesses You All Always. Love From wisdom
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