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5 comments:
She kind of struggling to speak Khmer.
6:58 AM,
No, she was not struggling at all.
How good is your Khmer? Come on!
I understood her perfectly well and so did you.
6:58 AM,
I'd like to put you in the debate in Khmer with her and see how you will do.
Your criticism is too cheap to be of any value!
Each of Khmer people has difference accent;people in each province have various tones,even in the United States:Texans, Californians ect...Now back to Mu Sochua,she was born like that;it is hard for her to correct her accent. I lived in Battambang,my accent is different from people who lived in Siemreap. No one is perfect.Please forgive and forget someone mistakes.
She does seem struggling when speaking. Regardless, she is Cambodian first daughter to step out from the shadow of Hun Sen. My hat is off to you Mam,
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