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It depends on people watching or practising.
Thai people enjoy watching
Most Thai people enjoy playing or practising
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to reduce the flow of communist supplies
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Cambodia Joined The United Nations On The 20th Of September In 1960
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Metals, minerals (iron ore, manganese ore, phosphate, limestone, clay, salt, coal, rubies, sapphires, zircons, gold and silver), hydroelectric power, and of course, forestry (which covers 70% of the country). And as of 2005, oil and natural gas deposits.
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the 5 largest cities in Cambodia based on population(2008) are: Phnom Penh, Battambang, Siem Reap, Sihanoukville, and Poipet.
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A lot of development. Hun Sen is still PM after 30 or more years. The place is moving forward though.
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Phnom Penh is the capital and largest city of Cambodia.
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Yes is does. Thailand and Vietnam are the main enemies of Cambodia. Thailand, right now is claiming that the temple that closed to its border is belong to Thai property; even though the International Court of Justice had already gave that temple to Cambodia in 1962. And lately Vietnam has passed the law to banned all TV, radio, and other broadcasting from Cambodia, they don't want Khmer Krom ( Cambodian who live in the south of Cambodia, today is control by Vietnam) to hear or know things going on in Cambodia.
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Distance between cambodia and Australia
The total distance from cambodia to Australia is 3,331 miles.
This is equivalent to 5,361 kilometers or 2,895 nautical miles.
A typical flight between cambodia and Australia would have a flying time of about 6 hours, 40 minutes. This assumes an average air speed for a commercial airliner of 500 mph, which is equivalent to 805 km/hr or 434 knots. Your exact flight time may vary depending on wind speeds.
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The capital city of Cambodia is Phnom Penh.
Phnom Penh is once known as the "Pearl of Asia," this is Cambodia's economic, political, industrial, and cultural center making it the nation's wealthiest and most populous city. It is located at the confluence of three rivers, the Mekong River, the Basaac River, and the Tonle Sap. It is the wealthiest and most populous city in Cambodia. The city is known to have the most beautiful and historical architectures in the country. This includes the Royal Palace, the Silver Pagoda, the National Museum, the Toul Sleng Genocide Museum, and Wat Phnom.
Referrence: travel-tourist-information-guide.com/cambodia-phnom-penh
Phnom Penh is the capital and most populous city of Cambodia.
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you would say bab nioas daioonm witch means happy valintinr's day in kymer .any more question to ask ?
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The Khmer Rouge are a revolutionary faction that has never net succeeded in seizing power.
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The proper sentence construction should be:
Did Thailand (or Siam) steal Cambodia's Land?
Yes Thailand, and also Vietnam, they stole Cambodian's lands. They stole by war, and they stole by pretending to be friendly. Cambodian's land used to be bigger than France; Cambodia used to border China, that why many Chinese in Cambodia today. Beside, Thailand never accept this truth, they teach their generations that France and Great Britain cut down Thai lands and gave to Burma and Cambodia during the colony of Fr and UK. They also said that Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, China, and Burma took their lands. Today, Thailand is being the land robber over West Malaysia. Vietnam stole Cambodian lands when the Khmer Empire was losing its power. Vietnam came to control Cambodia along with Thailand. Then Cambodia asked France to help protected by entering French colonies.
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To some extent Yes (if Cambodia considers Laos and Cambodia as one country in the old age), but the French 1870's Indochina Map shows Siam stolen Burmese and Laotian lands so much. Laos and Burma used to border each other as neighbor per British 1780's map. There never was any Golden Triangle with Siam. Siam stole 64% of Laos Land (apx) and 10% of Burmese Land. While Burma, Laos and Cambodia were oppressed by The British and French, Thai took advantage of the situation, by stealing neighbor's lands and labors aggressively by renaming many Laotian cities to Thai cities, by pretending to protect Laos from the French takeover, Laotian people thought it was true and didn't complain. Now Siam made 2-3 lies to excuse. Siam should have returned all Laos land by 1954 after the French left Indochina, if Siam was telling the truth. Siam now saying the French occupied her land, this is so funny. Siam manipulated maps to post on wiki,etc.
The Chinese also took a small chunk of Laos, by changing "Sip song Pana" to Xiuanbanna by 1985, with funny story. The French protected Laos so well in early 1900's. They never lost a city until the French left,see Francois Oscar de Négrier. The stolen Laos lands are: from Lanna, chiangmai, Lampang, down to left-Korat, near Lopburi, including Isaan, down south left to Chantaboun (now Chanthaburi, to M.Trat (now M.Krat)) near Cambodia. Siam renamed everything by GREAT FRAUD. Siam also kidnapped Laos Kings and family in the 17 century. Bad Karma now is on Siam. As of 2018, Siam owed Laos 64% Land, labors, and damages. Please pay the restitution if you want to survive the mini-ice age. All Dams will stop working, no wind, no farming, no solar. Laos, the only country can create Solar energy during mini-ice age. We won't sell you any energy until you make it right. JP.
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There are a few ways. The formal way is to say 'choom reap sua' (not how it would normally be spelt, but shows how it sounds). You could be less formal and say 'sua sdai'. Local 'slang' is to say 'sok sabai', which is a bit like saying 'how are you (sok sabai je tay)', but you just reply by saying the same thing - 'sok sabai'! soos ' dai
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How did this question come about? They have everything to do with Cambodia. Pol Pot was the leader of the Khmer Rouge, the Communist party which ruled the country, and killed between 1 and 2 million people in a very short time there, out of a population of 8 million, until the slightly less nasty fellow Communist Vietnamese army defeated them, at which point they fled into the jungle. The Khmer Rouge are called that because they were mainly Khmer (the main ethnic group there) and 'Rouge' is French for 'red' (i.e., Communist).