Extreme Khmer Episode 11: Cambodian Microbrew

[justinwmorrow]

Does anyone know how to say "Cheers" (or whatever the phase is when drinking) in Khmer? Please email me at justinwmorrow on gmail.

[rainvedio2005]

"Cheers" is translates as "Srek Op Oh" or "Sek Kdey Op Oh" in Khmer language. In Cambodia when people are drinking, they just rais the glass and said "Soum op oh", meaning "cheer for you", or "soum ouy ban joke jeuy" meaning "be successful" base on what the circumstance is. For example, if he or she got a new job or going to new college, you say "soum ouy ban joke jeuy"

[crew]

Khmers usually say "Chul Muy!" to make a toast. It directly translates to "let's collide one"...Chul=collide; Muy=one...

[sichoeunto]

That's great, who know where is it? what is the name of that restaurant? when I go to Cambodia, I will go there....thanks alot...

[Khmerforce4Life]

is Alberto French or Mexican?

[preahko]

Spanish, spent a large part of his life in US.

[Khmerforce4Life]

o ok. He speaks english really clear

[KhmerInMe]

song???

[camae62]

Loke Kroo Frank and Alberto,you guys are very impressive, feel free at home bros.

[ronnaxoxblah]

I always enjoy watching your episode, keep up the good work Frank.

[kaboko5]

The irishman gotta go for the green beer!

Cheers!!!

[kesar15]

I go there next year!

[khmer2thebone]

this beer mix water with chemicals. thanks for the nice video.

[veashna05]

soon i'll visite my home land and i 'll try your beer i hope good see you soon

[tys73er]

Too bad I dont drink beer or it would be a nice place to hang out, hehe...thank you pou preahko for taking your time to make this video. May God be with you and your team.

[KhmerKandal]

thanks for sharing