Thank you for bringing that site to our attention. Like I said before, this site can be helpful if you have the same accent as the person who’s speaking. For me, its not the same. I’ve learned part of the alphabet and it came to my attention that some of the letters that the guy was pronouncing was different than the way my dad taught me. I asked him why and he told me that different Khmer people pronounce and speak differently in different part of Cambodia, just like in America with the English language. You might say “so what, learn to read and write anyway” but that’s impossible. If you learn to read and write with a different accent you can confuse your words, that’s what my dad said anyway. He advised me not to learn it from there because the accent that I have is from Phomn Penh and others are from wherever.
But this is not to discourage others from going to the site and checking it out. I think you should check it out, but take notice and see if its the same accent as yours. Otherwise, you can be screwed.
*Sreynith
