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CONTENTS
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- Adjective in Khmer Language
- Advisory Meeting for Internship Students
- Ang Paw: Chinese New Year
- Angkor: Cultural Prestige
- Areca and betel
- Betel and Areca in Khmer Society
- Collecting Data of Nyaw Dialect in Tha Uthen
- Cuam and the Beliefs of the Thai-Khmer
- Cultural Area in Burirum
- Developing research skills in RAC
- Dr. Sorn Samnang: Direction on Research Khmer Thai and Lao
- Dr. Sum Chhum bun's lecture
- IPA in Khmer Language
- Khmer and Thai Students in MSU
- Khmer Consonant
- Khmer Cultural Traveling Research
- Khmer Dance Performed by Thai Students
- Khmer Dictionary Developing
- Khmer for Tourism
- Khmer New Year: 2551-2552
- Khmer Office for Preparatory Internship Students
- Minority in Cambodia
- My family in Thailand
- National Conference on Khmer Language
- Picnic at Dr Sorn Samnang's
- Presenting Certificate
- Royal Academy of Cambodia and Royal Institute of Thailand
- Seminar on Khmer Thai Cultural Relationship
- Socio-Culture of Sa'Och
- Sonnang's family in Thailand
- Southeast Asian Cultural Conference
- Thai Students: Khmer Archeology
- The Artistic Handicrafts of the Ethnic Group from Tai-Lao-Khmer
- Usage of Khmer Language
- Visiting Ancient Khmer Temples
- Visiting Kep
- Visiting of RAC delegation in MSU
- Wedding in Khmer Society
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- Culture (15)
- Family (2)
- Internship (6)
- Khme Language (2)
- Khmer Language (7)
- Language (4)
- Language and Culture (1)
- Lanuage (1)
- RAC (1)
- RAC and MSU (1)
- Relax (1)
- Seminar (1)
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The press conference was held upon the return of a senior Cambodian delegation led by Hun Sen from the swearing-in ceremony of Lee Myung Bak in Seoul.
"The visit will bring about closer economic ties between the two sides to help develop Cambodia," Hor said.
Since Lee was former economic advisor for Hun Sen, the two men have had deep personal relations, Hor said, adding that this year is also the 11th anniversary of the establishment of the diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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