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Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Khmer, edited by Ms. Theary C. Seng)
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Inspirational Books in Khmer
Book of Proverbs
Ecclesiastes
Song of Songs
The Sermon on the Mount
Gospel of Luke
Letter of James
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War and Genocide by Chanda Chhay
Bamboo Promise by Vicheara Houn
Out of the Dark: Into the Garden of Hope by Samuel N. Keo
វីរបុរសខ្មែរ ធ្វើពលិកម្ម ក្នុងពិភពអន្ធកាល
The Khmer Heroes Sacrifice in the Dark World - in English
មហាគ្រោះជាតិខ្មែរ២០១២ - ដោយ ទៀងណារិទ្ធ
The Great Danger of the Khmer Nation - by Tieng Narith
នរណាជាស្តេច ថ្នាំញៀន នៅកម្ពុជា
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2 comments:
I like this cartoon very much. Much thanks to the poster Khmer Democrat. The benefits of reading are endless. You can learn more words; you can become more fluent in reading; you can stay current to new developments; you can gain more knowledge; and the list goes on. However, without teaching people HOW TO READ, then it is like giving the most useful tool to a clueless unknowledgeable user and the person still can never put it to any good uses at all. Along with knowing how to read, the person has to also know at least the critical/reasoning thinking skills as well.
Install new softwares, update.
Errors... New fix... new service pack..
But at the end of our life, our cells brain will get a lots of bugs and errors.
Too much information !
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