Sunday, June 17, 2012

Phnom Bokor City, "Recovering for Golden Age Again"

View on the Top of Bokor Mountain Before 1975

Phnom Bokor or Bokor Mountain Resort has been the most popular resort for French Colonial and high ranking people of Cambodia. The creativity came from French Colonial to build the natural tourism resort in Cambodia as the relaxation place. Bokor was so interesting at that time with the quiet natural environment between forest in the land and the island in the sea. creating the amazing scenery to all tourists. Hotels, restuarants, apartments, pagodas and so on was built to satisfy the needs of tourists. In Sangkum Reastr Niyum Regime (1955-1970) and Khmer Republic (1970-1975), Bokor mountain resort still remained popular among local tourists and foreigners to relax in the highest place towards the cloud. The cold weather made people release the stress and enjoy life with nature. Unfortunately, people living and working in this city were forced to leave for countryside in Pol Pot Regime while city became ghost city as Phnom Penh in the same period. Not like Phnom Penh, Bokor mountain city was abandoned for over 30 years as the ghost city to welcome just some local and foreign tourists visiting the remained infrastructure and surrounding nature in there. Golden age as one of Cambodia's glorious city has been returned through the new project from Thansur Bokor Resort of Tycoon SOK Kong's company with the loan from China over one thousand millions US Dollar. Old buildings and other remained infrastructure would be repaired plus new casino, appartments, villa, condo, and much more to attract more tourists to this golden city highly deeping into the sky like skyscrapers in modern country. Many tourism services will be provided to all tourists with suitable price. "Let's see Bokor Mountain City Resort once a life time!"

By: POK Panhavuth
































Song Saa Island, "New Creative Tourism Islands in the Gulf of Thailand"





Neil Wager is an accomplished executive chef and insatiable traveller who feels he’s finally found home – and a career making challenge – on Song Saa’s exquisite twin islands. The island locates near Koh Rong (Rong Island) in the gulf of Thailand as part of Shihanoukville. The travel just takes 30 minutes from the Shihanoukville International Airport by boat. Enjoying the tropical nature in the sea of Cambodia will make your life more meaningful.


Neil is no stranger to island life, having come to Song Saa from the renowned six-star North Island resort in the Seychelles. He has cooked for the likes of Prince Andrew, the King of Spain, Sarah Ferguson, David Beckham and Brad Pitt.


The island has been being decorated by Neil as his private island to welcome all tourists around the world. New furniture plus innovative decorations was done to create the romantic sense for all tourists, especially for couples to relax. 


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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Relaxation at River Bank in Phnom Penh



Riverbank in Phnom Penh is so popular among local people and foreign tourists visiting everyday. In the intersection of four rivers, it is so amazing to walk along riverbank with new well-prepared park. Youth comes to sit with friend to sense the fresh air while the old people brings their grandchild to play there. Kids are so happy to play there with other kids or running towards the pigeon in order to make it fly up looking so  beautiful. Walking alone to Phnom Penh Riverbank, everything in Cambodia seems to be refreshed again after going through a hard time for nearly 3 decades. People walks across non-stop with their friends or family while retail sellers do their best asking tourists whether they want to buy their snacks or not. Some old people and foreign tourists do jogging exercising for good health. Moreover, Preah Ang Dong Ker attracts more local people daily to pray non-stop while local people sells lotus, incense, candle, and so on to people coming to pray. Then just sitting a moment on the long bench, local boats come to do fisheries and go back to their home far away from here while tourism small ships bring local and foreign tourists to see the view surround  the intersection of four rivers for a suitable price. It is really romantic and happy to test riding it. Besides, traffic flow is so busy with bicycles, motorbikes, Tuk-Tuk, bus, and car on the riverbank road. Darker and darker, the light bulb in the park as well as the bright golden light from Phnom Penh Royal Palace create much more excited feeling to be here. Blowing through the body, wind at riverbank is surely fresh for us to relax from everything making us stressful. Not only sitting at a place, but walking in the park of riverbank to see scenery of daily life in Phnom Penh, change of Phnom Penh on both side of river, busy foreign restuarants, and the flow of foreign tourists to Phnom Penh more and more. Furthermore, local young men usually come to play football in group making riverbank more active and lively. Calm down your busy life by just spending one or two hours per week to be here could release your stressful life and let you forget all bad things happen to you. Be stronger for tomorrow and let's enjoy your life at riverbank! "Sightseeing at riverbank in Phnom Penh is really happy and fresh!" "New things of Phnom Penh could be seen from riverbank to all directions!" "Let's exercising for better health!"


By: POK Pahavuth









Thursday, June 14, 2012

Perspectives on Political Party and Election in Cambodia




Perspectives on Political Party and Election in Cambodia

Completely recovering from three decades war within the country, Cambodia is adopting the democratic policy and free market system. More investment coming to this small kingdom, but more infrastructure and law reinforcement should be done in order to attract more investment, especially from Japan. Several elections were conducted within fixed period mandate. However, Cambodia seems not to go well with how the elections should be done rightly and how each political party should cooperate to move forward for the development after completing the elections. No political party in Cambodia today seems to show that kind of care; many in Cambodia, but whether all parties have clear vision for future of Cambodia yet. The powerful party seems to hold long-standing authority to win all elections, but what is really behind this kind of victory. Election process and registration should be more comfortable while many people losing their trust since their name was lost or incorrect during the day of election causing thousand of Khmer citizens not able to vote. Most Cambodian people going to vote also supported this party in exchange of peacekeeping and stability, but they also did not satisfy 100% what the government is doing. Getting disappointed for the weakness of today government and all political parties, more and more people did not go to vote while more Vietnamese people hold Cambodian ID Card going to vote for only one party. Many people going to vote said there were Vietnamese speaking their own language at the election stations noisily. The question is why Vietnamese immigrating to Cambodia easily get Cambodia ID Card and register for vote. The truth should be accepted that today it is surely happening in Cambodia and how the government should response to this issue. Many people in Cambodia are increasing their concern from day to day why the government still ignores this big concern. At least, Cambodia’s government should research totaling the exact population of Vietnamese in Cambodia releasing to all local citizens to know since Wikipedia expected 2 to 3 millions in term of their population within this country. Another bad image of today government is forcing people to leave their house without proper compensation like finding other good place for citizens to live well with utilities, school, hospital, and other necessary infrastructures. Tear of poor people seems to fall down every day because of powerful election winners; some said voting for the country representatives to develop the country, but each representative seems to look down on voters after they won since they are so wealthy; all should be aware that they win the election to serve people and not just to hold higher position. Their mission is to bring the development for country and no right to act proudly with their position looking down the local people. Position given is not to measure how highly their status is, but how their responsibility should be to serve people righteously. One more thing about all parties after the election, winner of election, government, should not just provide fund to their political member to run the development project while the proposal of other political parties almost being ignored. The competition should be only during the election campaign and all parties should come together as think tank group for swift development after the election finished. Not only the winners, losers also make a mistake in term of national cooperation after the elections; some political parties just do what the foreign country outsiders ask them to do for the sake of prestige in the country without considering the stability for the country like asking donor not to fund the development projects in this country in order to the force the government to accept what might be partly right for government to take action, but they do not. The government will never die because of that, but local people will be affected seriously without that kind of projects to continue. Finally, all political parties should reconsider the best way to cooperate after finishing the election to perform well altogether for the development of Cambodia. Budget in the hand of government is for all parties to use with development projects throughout Cambodia and all proposals should be accepted if budget proposal is surely qualified. “Please do your best for your country!” “Do not compete for fame, but showing how well you are in term of development projects achievement!” “Right or wrong is in your hand of cooperation to value altogether!” “Accept the truth first and then finding the better solutions later!”

By: POK Panhavuth                                                                                                       

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Pre-1975 Khmer Article: แž–្แž™ុះแžŸแž„្แžƒแžšា "Storm"


แžŸแžšแžŸេแžšแžាแž˜แžŸូแž្แžš
          แž–្แž™ុះ​แžŸแž„្แžƒ​แžšា​แž“ឹแž„​แž˜แž€​แžŠแž›់ แž˜ិแž“​แžា​แž–េแž›​แžŽា​แž‡ា​แž–េแž›​แžŽា​แžกើแž™ แž”៉ុแž“្แžែ​แž‡ា​แž‰ឹแž€​แž‰แž™​แž“ៅ​แžฅแžŽ្แžŒូ​แž…ិแž“ แž–្แž™ោ​แž˜ា​แž˜ាแž“​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แžែ​แžុ​แž›ា​แž“ិแž„​แžែ​แžœិแž…្แž†ិแž€ា​ แž€ាแž›​แž–្แž™ុះ​แž˜แž€​แž‡ិแž​แžŠแž›់ แž‚េ​แžฎ​แžŸូแžš​แžŸแž“្แž’ឹแž€​แž–ី​แž…แž˜្แž„ាแž™​แž˜េแžƒ​แž„แž„ឹแž​แžŠាแž”​แž–ី​แž…แž˜្แž„ាแž™​แž˜ួแž™​แžŸ្แžšแž”แž€់​แž˜แž€​แž្แž™แž›់​แž”แž€់​แž€ាแž“់​แžែ​แž្แž›ាំแž„​แžกើแž„​แŸ—​ แž–្แž™ោ​แž˜ា​แž€៏​แžŠแž›់​แž˜แž€ ។
          แž‚េ​แžƒើแž‰​แžŸំแžŽុំ​แž‘ឹแž€​แž€ួแž…​แž˜แž€​แž‘ាំแž„​แžŠុំ​แž”៉ះ​แž–ាแžš​แž›ើ​แžข្แžœី​แŸ—​แž‘ាំแž„​แžขแžŸ់ แž ើแž™​แž’្แž›ាแž€់​แž”ាแž€់​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แž€្แž”ាแž›​แž‘ឹแž€​แž€ួแž…​แž“ោះ ។ แž–្แž™ុះ​แžាំแž„​แž“ៅ​แž‡ា​แž…្แžšើแž“​แž˜៉ោแž„ แžšួแž…​แžŸ្แž„แž”់​แž្แž™แž›់​แž˜្แžแž„​แŸ— แž ើแž™​แžŸ្แž„แž”់​แž”ាแž់​แž‘ៅ ។ แž›ុះ​แž–្แž™ុះ​แžŸ្แž„แž”់​แžŸ្แžšេแž…​แž ើแž™ แž‘ើแž”​แž‚េ​แžขាแž…​แž”្แžšแž˜ាแžŽ​แžŠឹแž„​แžា​ แžូแž…​แžាแž​แžข្แžœី​แž្แž›ះ​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แž េแžុ​แž‘េแžŸ​แž€ាแž›​แž“ោះ​ ។ แžŠំแž”ូแž„​แž•្แž‘ុះ​​แžšแž”ើแž„​แž”៉ើแž„​แž…េแž‰ แžŠំ​แžŽាំ​แžšแž›ើแž„​แžšแž›ំ​แžขแž“្แž​แžšាแž™ แžŸแž្แžœ​แž–ា​แž ​แž“ៈ​แž›แž„់​แžŸ្แž›ាแž”់ แž ើแž™​แž‚ួแžš​แžขแž“ិ​แž…្แž…ា​แžŠแž›់​แž‡ីแžœិแž​แž˜แž“ុแžŸ្แžŸ​แžŠែแž›​แžœិแž“ាแžŸ​แžขแž“្แž​แžšាแž™​แž‡ា​แž…្แžšើแž“ ។ แž”៉ុแž“្แžែ​แž–្แž™ោ​แž˜ា​แž˜ាแž“​แžกើแž„​แž…្แžšើแž“​แžែ​แž“ៅ​แžាแž˜​แž€្แž”ែแžš​แž˜ាแž់​แžŸแž˜ុแž‘្แžš​แž“ោះ แžŸេแž…​แž€្แžី​แžœិแž“ាแžŸ​แž€៏​แž˜ាแž“​แž‰ឹแž€​แž‰แž™ แžែ​แžាแž˜​แž˜ាแž់​แžŸแž˜ុแž‘្แžš​แžŠែแžš แž‘ូแž€​แž“ា​แžœា​แžŠែแž›​แž“ៅ​แž…ំ​แž•្แž›ូแžœ​แž–្แž™ុះ​แžŸឹแž„​แž”៉ើแž„​แžŠូแž…​แžŸ្แž›ឹแž€​แžˆើ​แžฌ​แž…ំ​แž”ើแž„ แž្แž‘ាแž​แžŠូแž…​แž‚េ​แž‚្แžš​แžœែแž„​แž‘ៅ​แž›ើ​แž្แž˜​ แž‘ឹแž€​แžŸแž˜ុแž‘្แžš​แž›ុแž”​แž–แž“្แž›ិแž…​แž‘ូแž€​แžขแž“្แž​แžšាแž™​แž‘ាំแž„​แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™​แž‘ាំแž„​แž្แž›ួแž“​แž“ៃ​แžข្แž“แž€​แž‡แž›​แž…แžš ។ แž”៉ុแž“្แžែ​แžฅแžกូแžœ​แž“េះ​แž™ើแž„​แž”ាแž“​แžŸ្แžšួแž›​แž”แž“្แžិแž…​แž–្แžšោះ​แž‚េ​แžŠឹแž„​แž€ំ​แžŽើแž แž“ឹแž„​แžŠំ​แžŽើแžš​แžŠើแžš​แž“ៃ​แž–្แž™ុះ​แž–្แž™ោ​แž˜ា แžข្แž“แž€​แž‡แž›​แž…แžš​แžขាแž…​แž€ាแžš​แž–ាแžš​แž‡ា​แž˜ុแž“​แž”ាแž“ แžŠោแž™​แžšแž់​แž…ូแž›​แž‡្แžšแž€​แž€ៀแž“​ แžข្แž“แž€​แžŸ្แžšុแž€​แžขាแž…​แž”្แžšុแž„​แž”្แžšแž™័แž្แž“​แž‡ា​แž˜ុแž“​แž”ាแž“ แž–្แžšោះ​แž‚េ​แžฒ្แž™​แžŠំแžŽឹแž„​แž–ី​แž–្แž™ុះ​แž˜ាแž“​แžกើแž„​แžŠោแž™​แž‘ូแžš​แž›េแž ។
แž‘แžŸ្แžŸแž“ាแžœแžŠ្แžីแž‚្แžšូแž”แž„្แžšៀแž“

แžŸំแž“ួแžš
แŸก. แž…ូแžšแž–แž“្แž™แž›់แž–ាแž€្แž™៖ แž–្แž™ុះแžŸแž„្แžƒแžšា แžข្แž“แž€แž‡แž›แž…แžš แž–្แž™ោแž˜ា แžขแž“ិแž…្แž…ា แž‘ូแžšแž›េแž ។
แŸข. แž…ូแžšแžšแž€แžŸแž‘ិแžŸแžŸ័แž–្แž‘แž“ឹแž„แž–ាแž€្แž™៖ แž›ុแž” แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™ ។
แŸฃ. แž្แž™แž›់แž–្แž™ុះแžŸแž„្แžƒแžšាแžขាแž…แž”ំแž•្แž›ាแž‰แžข្แžœីแž្แž›ះ?

แž…แž˜្แž›ើแž™
แŸก. แž€ាแžšแž–แž“្แž™แž›់แž–ាแž€្แž™
แž–្แž™ុះแžŸแž„្แžƒแžšា = แžˆ្แž˜ោះแž–្แž™ុះแž™៉ាแž„แž’ំแžŸំแž”ើแž˜แžขាแž…แžšំแž›ើแž„แžšំแž›ំ แžšុแž€្แžแž‡ាแžិ แž“ិแž„แž‚េแž แžŸ្แžាแž“แž”ាแž“ ។
แžข្แž“แž€แž‡แž›แž…แžš = แžข្แž“แž€แž’្แžœើแžŠំแžŽើแžšแžាแž˜แž•្แž›ូแžœแž‘ឹแž€ ។
แž–្แž™ោแž˜ា = แž‘ឹแž€แžŠែแž›แžŸ្แžិแžแž“ៅแžฏแžขាแž€ាแžŸแž˜ិแž“แž‘ាแž“แž’្แž›ាแž€់แž…ុះแž˜แž€ ។
แžขแž“ិแž…្แž…ា = แž˜ាแž“แžŸេแž…แž€្แžីแžขាแžŽិแž ។
แž‘ូแžšแž›េแž = แžขแž€្แžแžšៈแžŠែแž›แžœាแž™แž•្แž‰ើแž–ីแž…แž˜្แž„ាแž™ ។

แŸข. แžŸแž‘ិแžŸแžŸ័แž–្แž‘
แž›แž”់ แž›ុแž”
แž›แž”់ = แž›แž”់แž›แž›แž€ แž›แž”់แž‘แž‘ា แž€្แžšួแž…แž‡ាแž”់แž›แž”់ ។
แž›ុแž” = แž›ុแž”แžขแž€្แžŸแžš แž›ុแž”แž˜ុแž แž›ុแž”แž›ាแž„ แž›ុแž”แžŠី ...។
แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™ แž‘្แžšាแž”់
แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™ = แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™แž’แž“ แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™แžŸแž˜្แž”แž្แžិ ...។
แž‘្แžšាแž”់ = แž‘្แžšាแž”់แž€แž‰្แž…្แžšែแž„ แž‘្แžšាแž”់แž’្แžœើแž‡ាแž‘្แžšแž“ាแž”់ ...។
แŸฃ. แž–្แž™ុះ​แžŸแž„្แžƒ​แžšា​แžขាแž…​แž’្แžœើ​แžฒ្แž™​แž‘ូแž€​แž“ាแžœា​แž›ិแž…​แžขแž“្แž​แžšាแž™​ แž‘្แžšแž–្แž™​แžŸแž˜្แž”แž្แžិ​แž“ិแž„​แž‡ីแžœិแž​แž˜แž“ុแžŸ្แžŸ ។ แž្แž™แž›់​แž…ំ​แž–ូแž€​แž“េះ แž’្แžœើ​แžฒ្แž™​แžŠំ​แžŽាំ​แžšแž›ើแž„​แžšแž›ំ​แžขแž“្แž​แžšាแž™​ แž•្แž‘ះ​แžŸแž˜្แž”ែแž„​แžšแž›ំ​แž្แž‘េแž…​แž្แž‘ី ។

แž–ាแž€្แž™แž–ិแž”ាแž€
แž–្แž™ុះแžŸแž„្แžƒแžšា แž–្แž™ោแž˜ា แž‘ឹแž€แž€ួแž… แž”៉ះแž–ាแžš แž–แž“្แž›ិแž… แž‡แž›แž…แžš แž‘ូแžšแž›េแž ។

แžŸុแž—ាแžŸិแž

“แž’្แž„แž“់แž“ូแžœแž្แž˜ แž€្แžšแž“ូแžœแž€្แžី”
“แž€ុំแž–แž់แžŸ្แžšแžกៅ แž€ុំแž”្แžšแžŠៅแž˜แž“ុแžŸ្แžŸแžូแž…”
“แž្แž›ួแž“แž‘ាแž”แž€ុំแžោแž„ แžŠៃแž្แž›ីแž€ុំแžˆោแž„​ แžŸ្แžšแžœាแžฑแž”แž—្แž“ំ”

Pre-1975 Khmer Article: แž‘แž“្แž›េแž˜េแž€ុแž„ "Mekong River"


แžŸแžšแžŸេแžšแžាแž˜แžŸូแž្แžš
แž˜េ​แž€ុแž„ แž‡ា​แž˜แž ា​แž“แž‘ី​แž˜ួแž™​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แžขាแžŸ៊ី​แž‘្แžœីแž”​ แž˜ាแž“​แžˆ្แž˜ោះ​แž”្แžšាแž€แžŠ​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แž—ូแž˜ិ​แžŸាแžŸ្แž្แžš​แž›ោแž€ ។ แž˜ាแž“​แž”แžŽ្แžŒិแž​แžขแž្แž​แž€ោ​แžœិแž‘​แž្แž›ះ​แž™แž›់​แžា​แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž“េះ​แžˆ្แž˜ោះ​แž˜េ​แž‚แž„្แž‚​แž‘ើแž”​​แžŸแž˜​แž“ឹแž„​แžŸ្แžាแž“​แž—ាแž– แž”៉ុแž“្แžែ​แž‡แž“​แž‡ាแžិ​แž្แž˜ែแžš​แž”ែแžš​แž ៅ​แž˜แž ា​แž˜ាแž‚៌ា​แž“េះ แž‡ា​แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž’ំ​แž‘ៅ​แžœិแž‰ แž–្แžšោះ​แž˜ាแž“​แžŸแžŽ្แž‹ាแž“​แž’ំ​แž˜แž ិ​แž˜ា​แž‡ាแž„​แž˜แž ា​แžŸិแž“្แž’ុ​แž“ា​แž“ា​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡​แžšแžŠ្แž‹ ។​ แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž˜េแž€ុแž„​แž˜ាแž“​แžŸីแžŸ​แž”្แžšแž—แž–​แž…េแž‰​แž–ី​แž˜แž ា​แž”แžšแž–แž​แž“ៅ​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸ​แž‘ី​แž”េแž៍ แžŠែแž›​แž‡ា​แžŸแž˜្แž–แž“្แž’​แžœแž„្แžŸ​แž“ៃ​แž—្แž“ំ​แž ិแž˜​แž–ាแž“្แž แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž“េះ​แž˜ាแž“​แžŠแž„​แž’្แž›ាแž™​แž’្แž›ុះ​แž…ុះ​แž ូแžš​แž€ាแž់​แžขាแžŽា​แžេแž្แž​แž…ិแž“ แž“ិแž„​แž›ាแžœ​แž˜แž€​แžŠแž›់​แž—ូแž˜ិ​แž—ាแž‚​แž˜ឿแž„​แžួแž„​แž“ិแž„​แžแž“​แž្แžšแž„់​แž–្แžšំ​แž”្แžšแž‘แž›់​แžšแžŠ្แž‹​แž›ាแžœ​แž“ិแž„​แžšแžŠ្แž‹​แž្แž˜ែแžš แž”ែแžš​แž‡ា​แžœិแž€แž›​แžœិแž”​แžšិแž​แžុแžŸ​แž–ី​แž’แž˜្แž˜แžា​แžŠោแž™แž˜ាแž“​แž—្แž“ំ​แž“ិแž„​แž–ំแž“ូแž€​แž្แž˜​แžាแž“់​แž’ំ​แŸ— แžŠេแžš​แžŠាแžŸ​แž–េแž‰​แž˜ាแž“​แžŸแžŽ្แž‹ាแž“​แžŠូแž…​แž‡ា​แž€ោះ​แžŠុះ​แžាំแž„​แž‡ា​แž‘ំแž“แž”់​แžšแž”ាំแž„​แžŠុះ​แž‘แž”់แžšាំแž„​แž‡แž›​แž”แž แžฒ្แž™​แž…ាแž›​แž˜ិแž“​แžฒ្แž™​แž ូแžš​แž្แžšแž”ាแž‰់​แžŸ្แž˜ើ​แž—ាแž‚​แžាแž˜​แž’แž˜្แž˜แžា แž‘ឹแž€​แž ូแžš​แž…ំแž ុแž„​แž–្แžš​แž™ុแž„​แž’្แž›ាแž€់​แž–ី​แž›ើ​แž…ុះแž˜แž€​แž€្แžšោแž˜​แžฎ​แžŸូแžš​แžšំแž–แž„​แž្แž›ាំแž„​ แž”្แžš​แž‘ើแžŸ​แž”្แžš​แž‘ាំแž„​แž ាแž€់​แžŠូแž…​แž‡ា​แž”្แžš​แžŽាំแž„​แž”្แžš​แž‡ែแž„​แžŠแžŽ្แžើแž˜​แž•្แž›ូแžœ​แž‚្แž“ា​แž‡ា​แžฉแž”​แžŸแž‚្แž‚​แž˜ិแž“​แžฒ្แž™​แž“ា​แžœា​แž…แžšแž…ុះ​แžกើแž„​แž”ាแž“ ។ แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž“េះ​แž˜ាแž“​แžŠแž„​แž€ាแž់​แž†្แž›แž„​แž…ូแž›​แž˜แž€​แžŠแž›់​แžŸ្แžាแž“​แž…ំ​แž–ី​แž”ូแž–៌ា​แž‘ិแžŸ​ แž“ៃ​แž–្แžšះ​แž”แžšแž˜​แžšាแž‡​แžœាំแž„​แž€្แžšុแž„​แž—្แž“ំ​แž–េแž‰ แž”ែแž€​แž…េแž‰​แž‡ា​แž”ួแž“​แž˜ុแž​แž ាแž€់​แžŠូแž…​แž‡ា​แž”្แžšแžិ​แžŸ្แžាแž“​แž“ាแž˜​แž‘ុแž€​แžฒ្แž™​แžšាแž‡​แž’ាแž“ី​แž“េះ​แž˜ាแž“​แžˆ្แž˜ោះ​แžា แž…แžុ​แž˜ុแž​แž“แž‚แžš
แžŸแž˜្แžេแž… แž‡ួแž“ แžŽាแž
แžŸំแž“ួแžš
แŸก. แž…ូแžšแž–แž“្แž™แž›់แž–ាแž€្แž™ ៖ แž“แž‘ី แžขแž្แžแž€ោแžœិแž‘ แž˜แž ាแž‡แž›แž˜ាแž‚៌ា แžŸិแž“្แž’ុ แžŸីแžŸแž”្แžšแž—แž– แž”แžšแž–แž แžŸแž˜្แž–แž“្แž’ ។
แŸข. แž…ូแžšแžšแž€แžŸแž‘ិแžŸแžŸ័แž–្แž‘แž“ឹแž„ ៖ แž”แž ។
แŸฃ. แž‘แž“្แž›េแž˜េแž€ុแž„แž˜ាแž“แž•แž›แž”្แžšแž™ោแž‡แž“៍แž™៉ាแž„แžŽាแžŠแž›់แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸแž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡ា ?

แž…แž˜្แž›ើแž™
แŸก. แž€ាแžšแž–แž“្แž™แž›់แž–ាแž€្แž™
แž“แž‘ី = แžŸ្แž‘ឹแž„ แž‘แž“្แž›េ ។
แžขแž្แžแž€ោแžœិแž‘ = แžข្แž“แž€แžˆ្แž›ាแžŸ แžฌ แž‡ំแž“ាแž‰แž€្แž“ុแž„แžŸេแž…แž€្แžីแž–แž“្แž™แž›់ ។
แž˜แž ាแž‡แž›แž˜ាแž‚៌ា = แž•្แž›ូแžœแž‘ឹแž€แž™៉ាแž„แž’ំ ។
แžŸិแž“្แž’ុ = แž‘แž“្แž›េ แž˜แž ាแžŸแž˜ុแž‘្แžš ។
แžŸីแžŸแž”្แžšแž—แž– = แž€្แž”ាแž›แžŸ្แž‘ឹแž„ แžฌ แž€្แž”ាแž›แž‘แž“្แž›េ ។
แž”แžšแž–แž = แž—្แž“ំ ។
แžŸแž˜្แž–แž“្แž’ = แž€ាแžšแžแž‡ាแž”់แž‚្แž“ា ។

แŸข. แžŸแž‘ិแžŸแžŸ័แž–្แž‘
แž”แž់ แž”แž‘ แž”แžŠ แž”แž
แž”แž់ = แž”แž់แžŠៃ แž”แž់แžោแžขាแžœ แž”แž់แžŸៀแžœแž—ៅ ។
แž”แž‘ = แž‡แž“แž”แž‘ แž”แž‘แž”แž‰្แž‡ាแžš........ ។
แž”แžŠ = แž–្แžšះแž”แžŠ ។
แž”แž = แž‡แž›แž”แž แžฅแžšិแž™ាแž”แž ។

แŸฃ. แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž˜េแž€ុแž„​แž˜ាแž“​แž•แž›​แž”្แžšแž™ោแž‡แž“៍​แžŸំแžាแž“់​แžŽាแžŸ់​แžŠแž›់​แžŸេแžŠ្แž‹​แž€ិแž…្แž…​แž“ៃ​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸ​แž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡ា ។ แž“ៅ​แžšแžŠូแžœ​แž‘ឹแž€​แžกើแž„​ แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž˜េแž€ុแž„​แžŠឹแž€​แž“ាំ​แž“ូแžœ​แž›្แž”แž”់​แž™แž€​แž‘ៅ​แž…ាแž€់​แž”ំแž–េแž‰​แž‘ី​แž‘ំ​แž“ាแž”​แžฒ្แž™​แž˜ាแž“​แž‡ី​แž‡ាแžិ​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แž€ាแžš​แžŠាំ​แžŠំ​แžŽាំ​ ។ แž˜្แž™៉ាแž„​แž‘ៀแž​ แž‘แž“្แž›េ​แž˜េ​แž€ុแž„ แž‡ា​แž•្แž›ូแžœ​แž‚แž˜​แž“ា​แž‚แž˜แž“៍​แž€្แž“ុแž„​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸ​แž•แž„ ។

แž–ាแž€្แž™แž–ិแž”ាแž€
แž“แž‘ី แž—ូแž˜ិแžŸាแžŸ្แž្แžš แžขแž្แžแž€ោแžœិแž‘ แžŸិแž“្แž’ុ แžŸីแžŸแž”្แžšแž—แž– แž”แžšแž–แž แžŸแž˜្แž–แž“្แž’แžœแž„្แžŸ แž—្แž“ំแž ិแž˜แž–ាแž“្แž แž‡แž›แž”แž แžฉแž”แžŸแž‚្แž‚​ แž”្แžšแžិแžŸ្แžាแž“ แž…แžុแž˜ុแžแž“แž‚แžš ។

แžŸុแž—ាแžŸិแž
“แž‘ឹแž€แž្แžšแž‡ាแž€់แž្แžšីแž€ុំ”

Pre-1975 Khmer Article: แž–្แžšះแžšាแž‡แž“แž™ោแž”ាแž™แž”ំแž”ាแž់แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ "King Policy for Education"


แž–្แžšះแžšាแž‡แž“แž™ោแž”ាแž™แž”ំแž”ាแž់แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜
แžŸแžšแžŸេแžšแžាแž˜แžŸូแž្แžš
        แž€្แž“ុแž„​แžŸแž˜័แž™​แžŠែแž›​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸ​แž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡ា​แž™ើแž„ แž្แžšូแžœ​แž’្แž›ាแž€់​แž‘ៅแž€្แžšោแž˜​แž“ឹแž˜​แžขាแžŽា​แž“ិแž‚แž˜​แžขแžŸ់แžšแž™ៈแž–េแž›​แž‡ិแžแž˜ួแž™แžŸแžแžœแž្แžŸ แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹​แž្แž˜ែแžš​แž€៏แž្แžšូแžœแž‘แž‘ួแž›​แž“ូแžœแžšោแž‚​แž™៉ាแž„แž€ំแžŽាแž…​แž˜ួแž™ แž–ោแž›แž‚ឺแž€ាแžšแž˜ិแž“แž…េះ​แžขแž€្แžŸแžš​แžŠែแž›แž ៅแžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ ។
        แž›ុះ​แž…ូแž›แž˜แž€แžŠแž›់แž‚.แžŸ. แŸกแŸฉแŸฅแŸฃ แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž‡แž“แž្แž˜ែแžšแž‚្แžšแž”់แž‡ាแž“់​แž្แž“ាแž€់
แž”ាแž“แžšួแž”แžšួแž˜​แžŸាแž˜แž‚្แž‚ី​แž‡ាแž’្แž›ុแž„​แž˜ួแž™​แž€្แžšោแž˜แž–្แžšះแžšាแž‡แž“แž™ោแž”ាแž™แžŠឹแž€แž“ាំ แžŠ៏แž—្แž›ឺแžŸ្แžœាแž„​แž“ៃ​แžŸแž˜្แžេแž…​แž–្แžšះแž”ិแžាแžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™แž‡ាแžិแž€ំแž…ាแž់แž–ួแž€​แžขាแžŽា แž“ិแž‚แž˜แž…េแž‰​แž•ុแž​แž‘ៅ แž˜ាแžុแž—ូแž˜ិแž្แž˜ែแžš แž€៏แž”ាแž“แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™แž–េแž‰แž›េแž‰แžŠแžšាแž”​แžšៀแž„แž˜แž€​ ។ แž€៏แž”៉ុแž“្แžែแž€្แž“ុแž„แž–េแž›แž“ោះ แžšោแž‚แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜แž€៏แž“ៅแžែแžŸแžŽ្แž‹ិแž แž€្แž“ុแž„แž•្แž‘ៃแž“ៃแž”្แžšแž‡ាแž‡แž“แž្แž˜ែแžšแž“ៅแžกើแž™ ។
        แžŠោแž™แž‘្แžšแž„់แž˜ាแž“แž–្แžšះแž”ំแžŽแž„แž…แž„់แžฒ្แž™แž€ូแž“แž…ៅแž–្แžšះแžขแž„្แž‚แž”ាแž“ แžŸះแžŸ្แž”ើแž™แž“ូแžœแžšោแž‚แž…แž„្แžšៃแž“េះแž–្แžšแž˜แž‘ាំแž„แžฒ្แž™แž”ាแž“แž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹แž…េះแžŠឹแž„ แž‘ាแž“់แžŸแž˜័แž™แž€្แž“ុแž„แž–េแž›แž្แž˜ីแŸ—แž“េះ แžŸแž˜្แžេแž…แž–្แžšះแž”ិแžាแžŸិแž€្แžŸាแž’ិแž€ាแžšแž‡ាแžិ​ แž”ាแž“แžŠឹแž€แž“ាំแž€ូแž“แž…ៅ​แž–្แžšះแžขแž„្แž‚แž‘ាំแž„แžขแžŸ់​แžŠែแž›แž˜ិแž“แž‘ាแž“់แž…េះ​แžขแž€្แžŸแžš​ แž˜ិแž“แžាแž…ាแžŸ់แž€្แž˜េแž„​แž”្แžšុแžŸ​แžŸ្แžšី​แžฒ្แž™แž•្แžើแž˜​แžšៀแž“แžŸូแž្แžšแž‡ាแž”แž“្แž‘ាแž“់ ។ แž‚แžŽៈ แž€แž˜្แž˜ាแž’ិแž€ាแžšแž‡ាแžិ​แž“ៃแžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜​แž€៏แž”ាแž“แž€ើแžแžกើแž„​แž ើแž™แž…แž›แž“ា​แž”ំแž”ាแž់ แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜​แž€៏แž•ុแžŸแžกើแž„แž–្แžšោแž„แž–្แžšាแžแžŠូแž…แž•្แžŸិแžแž្แžšូแžœแž—្แž›ៀแž„​แž›ើแž€แžŠំแž”ូแž„แžŠែแžš ។แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž‡แž“​แž‚្แžšแž”់แžšូแž”​แž€៏แž“ាំแž‚្แž“ា​แžŸិแž€្แžŸា แžขแž€្แžŸแžšแž‡ាแžិ​แž‚្แž˜ាแž“แžŸแž›់แž˜ួแž™แž“ាแž€់ ។
        แžฅแžกូแžœแž“េះแž–្แžšះแžšាแž‡แž“แž™ោแž”ាแž™แž”ំแž”ាแž់แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜​แž”ាแž“แž”្แžšแž€แž”​แž“ូแžœแž‡ោแž‚ แž‡័แž™​แž™៉ាแž„แžŸំแž”ើแž˜ ។ แž™ើแž„แžŸแž„្แžƒឹแž˜แžាแž€្แž“ុแž„แžขแž“ាแž‚แžแžŠ៏แž្แž›ីแž“េះ แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹แž្แž˜ែแžš​แž‚្แžšแž”់แžšូแž”​แž“ឹแž„​แž”ាแž“แž…េះแžŠឹแž„​แž‚្แžšแž”់แž‚្แž“ា​แžŸแž˜แž‡ា​แž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹แž“ៃ​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸแžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™แž‡ាแž–ុំแžាแž“ ។

แžŸំแž“ួแžš
แŸก. แž…ូแžšแž–แž“្แž™แž›់แž–ាแž€្แž™៖ แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž‡แž“ แžŸแžแžœแž្แžŸ แžŸាแž˜แž‚្แž‚ី แž‚แžŽៈแž€แž˜្แž˜ាแž’ិแž€ាแžš ។
แŸข. แž…ូแžšแžšแž€แžŸแž‘ិแžŸแžŸ័แž–្แž‘แž“ឹแž„แž–ាแž€្แž™៖ แžšแžŠ្แž‹ ។
แŸฃ. แž…ូแžšแžšแž€แžœេแžœแž…แž“แžŸ័แž–្แž‘แž“ឹแž„แž–ាแž€្แž™៖ แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹ ។
แŸค. แž េแžុแžข្แžœីแž”ាแž“แž‡ាแž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹แž្แž˜ែแžšแž្แžœាแž™แž–្แžšះแž“ាแž˜​แžŸแž˜្แžេแž…แžชแžា แž–្แžšះแž”ិแžា แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™แž‡ាแžិ?

แž…แž˜្แž›ើแž™
แŸก. แž€ាแžšแž–แž“្แž™แž›់แž–ាแž€្แž™
แžขแž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ = แž€ាแžšแž…េះแžขแž€្แžŸแžš แž€ាแžšแžšៀแž“แžขแž€្แžŸแžš ។
แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ = แž€ាแžšแž˜ិแž“แž…េះแžขแž€្แžŸแžš ។
แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž‡แž“ = แž‡แž“แž˜ិแž“แž…េះแžขแž€្แžŸแžš แžข្แž“แž€แž˜ិแž“แž…េះแžขแž€្แžŸแžš ។
แžŸแžแžœแž្แžŸ = แž–េแž›แž€ំแžŽแž់แŸกแŸ แŸ แž†្แž“ាំ ។
แžŸាแž˜แž‚្แž‚ី = แž€ាแžšแžšួแž˜แž‚្แž“ាแž‡ាแž’្แž›ុแž„แž˜ួแž™ แžŠោแž™แž˜ាแž“แž”ំแžŽแž„แž“ិแž„แž‚ំแž“ិแžแžŸ្แžšแž”แž‚្แž“ាแžែแž˜ួแž™ แž€ាแžšแž˜ិแž“แž”ែแž€แž”ាแž€់แž‚្แž“ា។
แž‚แžŽៈแž€แž˜្แž˜ាแž’ិแž€ាแžšแž‡ាแžិ = แž€្แžšុแž˜แžข្แž“แž€แž្แžšួแžแž្แžšាแž€ាแžšแž„ាแžš แž€្แžšុแž˜แžข្แž“แž€แžŸំแžšេแž…แž€ិแž…្แž…แž€ាแžšแžŽាแž˜ួแž™ ។

แŸข. แžŸแž‘ិแžŸแžŸ័แž–្แž‘
แžšแžŠ្แž‹ แžšแžแž“ៈ แžšแž្แž แžšាแž់
แžšแžŠ្แž‹ = แžŠែแž“ แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸ แžšាแžŸ្แžš្แž​ = แž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹ แž€แž˜្แž–ុแž‡แžšแžŠ្แž‹ แžŸាแž’ាแžšแžŽแžšแžŠ្แž‹ ។
แžšแžแž“ៈ = แž€ែแžœ แž្แž”ូแž„ แž–េแž‡្แžš = แžšแžแž“แž្แžš័แž™ ។
แžšแž្แž = แžŠែแž›แž‡្แžšแž›แž€់แž ើแž™ ។
แžšាแž់ = แž‘ាแž‰แž•្แžាแž…់แžŠោแž™แž”แž„្แžំ = แž‘ាแž‰แžšាแž់แž•្แžាแž…់​ ។

แŸฃ. แžœេแžœแž…แž“แžŸ័แž–្แž‘
แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹ แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž‡แž“ แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แž€แžš แž”្แžšแž‡ាแž€แžšแžšាแžŸ្แžš្แž แž˜แž ាแž‡แž“ ។

แŸค. แž”ាแž“แž‡ាแž”្แžšแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹แž្แž˜ែแžšแž្แžœាแž™แž–្แžšះแž“ាแž˜แžŠแž›់แžŸแž˜្แžេแž…แžชแžា แž–្แžšះแž”ិแžា​แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™​แž‡ាแžិ แž–្แžšោះ​แž–្แžšះแžขแž„្แž‚​แž”ាแž“​แž‘្แžšแž„់​แžŠឹแž€แž“ាំ​แž”្แžšแž‘េแžŸแž‡ាแž–แž›แžšแžŠ្แž‹แž្แž˜ែแžš​แž”្แžšแž™ុแž‘្แž’​แž‘ាแž˜แž‘ាแžš​แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™แžขំแž–ី​แžขាแžŽា​แž“ិแž‚แž˜​แž“ិแž™แž˜​แžŠោแž™แž‘្แžšแž„់​แž”ាแž“​แžแžŸ៊ូ​แž˜ិแž“แžŸ្แžាแž™​แž–្แžšះแž‡แž“្แž˜​แžŠแžšាแž”แž‘ាแž›់แžែ​แž”ាแž“​แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™​แž–េแž‰แž›េแž‰ ។
        แž–្แžšះแžขแž„្แž‚​แž‘្แžšแž„់​แž‘ាแž˜แž‘ាแžš​แž”ាแž“แž“ូแžœ​แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™ แž េแžុแž“េះ​แž–្แžšះแžขแž„្แž‚แž‡ាแž–្แžšះแž”ិแžា แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™แž‡ាแžិ​แžšแž”แžŸ់​แž‡ាแžិแž ្แž“ឹแž„​แžฏแž„ ។

แž–ាแž€្แž™แž–ិแž”ាแž€
แžŸแž˜័แž™ แžขាแžŽាแž“ិแž‚แž˜แž“ិแž™แž˜ แžšแž™ៈแž–េแž› แžขแž“แž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ แžขแž€្แžแžšแž€แž˜្แž˜ แžŸាแž˜แž‚្แž‚ី แžŸแžŽ្แž‹ិแž แž˜ាแžុแž—ូแž˜ិ แžฏแž€แžšាแž‡្แž™ แž‡ោแž‚แž‡័แž™ ។

แžขแž€្แžแžšាแžœិแžšុแž‘្แž’
แžŸแžแžœแž្แžŸ แžฌ แžŸแžแžœแž្แžŸแžš៍
แžŸំแž”ើแž˜ แžฌ แžŸแž˜្แž”ើแž˜

แžŸុแž—ាแžŸិแž
“แžŠឹแž„แž្แž›ួแž“แžាแž›្แž„แž„់ แž‚แž„់แž“ឹแž„แž…េះแž”ាแž“”

ๆ—ฅๆœฌใฎๆญŒ:「ๅค•็„ผใ‘ใฎ ๆญŒ」



ใ‚ใฐใ‚ˆใจ ใ“ใฎใฆใ‚‚ ใตใ‚‰ใšใซ
ใจใณใ ใ—ใŸ ใŒใ‚‰ใใŸใฎ ็”บ(ใพใก)
ใ‚ใ‚“ใชใซ ใซใใ‚“ใ  ใ™ในใฆใŒ
ใ‚„ใ‚Šใใ‚Œใš ใ—ใฟใ‚‹ใฎใฏ ใชใœใ‹
ใ‚ใ“ใŒใ‚ŒใŸ ๅคข(ใ‚†ใ‚)ใ•ใˆ ใพใ  ใ‚€ใใ‚ใ‚Œใšใซ
ใฒใจใ“ใ„ใ—ใ•ใซ ใชใ‘ใฐ

ใ‚†ใ‚‰ใ‚†ใ‚‰ใจ ใƒ“ใƒซ(ใณใ‚‹)ใฎ ็”บ(ใพใก)ใซ ๅบƒ(ใฒใ‚)ใŒใ‚‹
ใ‚ใฎใ“ใ‚ใจ ๅŒ(ใŠใช)ใ˜ ใ‚†ใ†ใ‚„ใ‘ใžใ‚‰
ใใใใ‚‰ใˆใจ ใŸใ  ใ‚ขใ‚นใƒ•ใ‚ฃใƒซใƒˆ(ใ‚ใ™ใตใƒใ‚‹ใจ) ใ‘ใ‚Šใคใ‘
ใ‚ใ‚ ใฏใ‚‹ ใชใค ใ‚ใใจ 

ใ“ใฎ็”บ(ใพใก) ่ชฐ(ใ ใ‚Œ)ใ‚’ ใ‚€ใ‹ใˆใ„ใ‚Œ
ใพใŸ ใ ใ‚Œใ‚’ ่ฟฝ(ใŠ)ใ„ๅ‡บ(ใ )ใ™ใฎใ ใ‚ใ†
ๅˆ(ใฏใ˜)ใ‚ใฆ ๆ‹(ใ“ใ„)ใ—ใŸ ใŠๅ‰(ใพใˆ)ใฏ
ใŠใ‚Œใฎ ็›ฎ(ใ‚)ใŒ ๅฅฝ(ใ™)ใใ ใจ ่กŒ(ใŠใ“ใช)ใฃใŸใฎใซ
ใซใŽใ‚Šใ—ใ‚ใซ ใ“ใถใ—ใŒ ใ‹ใ‚‰ใถใ‚Š ใ™ใ‚‹ใŸใณ
ไฝ•(ใชใซ)ใŒ ๅฎใจ ใ„ใˆใฐ 

ใ‚†ใ‚‰ใ‚†ใ‚‰ใจ ใŠใ‚Œใฎ ใปใปใซ ใ‚„ใใคใ
ใ‚ใฎใ“ใ‚ใจ ๅŒ(ใŠใช)ใ˜ ๅค•็„ผ(ใ‚†ใ†ใ‚„)ใ‘็ฉบ(ใใ‚‰)
ๅœŸไธ‹ๅบง(ใฉใ’ใ–)ใ—ใŸใ„ใปใฉ ๆ„›(ใ‚ใ„)ใŒ ๆฌฒ(ใป)ใ—ใ„ใ ใ‘
ใ‚ใ‚、ๆ˜ฅ(ใฏใ‚‹) ๅค(ใชใค) ็ง‹(ใ‚ใ)ใ‚‚

ใ‚ˆใ‚ใ‚€ใ—ใฎ ๆถ™(ใชใฟใ )ใŒ ใ“ใผใ‚Œใชใ„ใ‚ˆใ†ใซ
็ฉบ(ใใ‚‰)ใ‚’ ่ฆ‹ไธŠ(ใฟใ‚)ใ’ ใ‚ใ‚‹ใ‘

ใ‚†ใ‚‰ใ‚†ใ‚‰ใจ ใƒ“ใƒซ(ใณใ‚‹)ใฎ ็”บ(ใพใก)ใซ ๅบƒ(ใฒใ‚)ใŒใ‚‹
ใ‚ใฎใ“ใ‚ใจ ๅŒ(ใŠใช)ใ˜ ใ‚†ใ†ใ‚„ใ‘ใžใ‚‰
ใใใใ‚‰ใˆใจ ใŸใ  ใ‚ขใ‚นใƒ•ใ‚ฃใƒซใƒˆ(ใ‚ใ™ใตใƒใ‚‹ใจ) ใ‘ใ‚Šใคใ‘
ใ‚ใ‚ ใฏใ‚‹ ใชใค ใ‚ใใจ 。


ๆ—ฅๆœฌใฎๆญŒ:「็ฟผใ‚’ไธ‹ใ•ใ„」



ไปŠ(ใ„ใพ) ็ง(ใ‚ใŸใ—)ใฎ ้ก˜(ใญใŒ)ใ„ไบ‹(ใ”ใจ)ใŒ
ใ‹ใชใ†ใชใ‚‰ใฐ ็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•)ใŒ ๆฌฒ(ใป)ใ—ใ„
ใ“ใฎ่ƒŒไธญ(ใ›ใชใ‹)ใซ ้ณฅ(ใจใ‚Š)ใฎใ‚ˆใ†ใซ
็™ฝ(ใ—ใ‚)ใ„็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•) ไป˜(ใค)ใ‘ใฆใใ ใ•ใ„

ใ“ใฎๅคง็ฉบ(ใŠใŠใžใ‚‰)ใซ ็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•)ใ‚’ๅบƒ(ใฒใ‚)ใ’
้ฃ›(ใจ)ใ‚“ใง ใ‚†ใใŸใ„ใ‚ˆ
ๆ‚ฒ(ใ‹ใช)ใ—ใฟใฎใชใ„ ่‡ช็”ฑ(ใ˜ใ‚†ใ†)ใช็ฉบ(ใใ‚‰)ใธ
็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•) ใฏใŸใ‚ใ‹ใ› ใ‚†ใใŸใ„

ๅญไพ›(ใ“ใฉใ‚‚)ใฎๆ™‚(ใจใ) ๅคข่ฆ‹(ใ‚†ใ‚ใฟ)ใŸใ“ใจ 
ไปŠ(ใ„ใพ)ใ‚‚ๅŒ(ใŠใช)ใ˜ ๅคข(ใ‚†ใ‚)ใซ่ฆ‹(ใฟ)ใฆใ„ใ‚‹

ใ“ใฎๅคง็ฉบ(ใŠใŠใžใ‚‰)ใซ ็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•)ใ‚’ๅบƒ(ใฒใ‚)ใ’ 
้ฃ›(ใจ)ใ‚“ใง ใ‚†ใใŸใ„ใ‚ˆ
ๆ‚ฒ(ใ‹ใช)ใ—ใฟใฎใชใ„ ่‡ช็”ฑ(ใ˜ใ‚†ใ†)ใช็ฉบ(ใใ‚‰)ใธ
็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•) ใฏใŸใ‚ใ‹ใ›

ใ“ใฎๅคง็ฉบ(ใŠใŠใžใ‚‰)ใซ ็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•)ใ‚’ๅบƒ(ใฒใ‚)ใ’
้ฃ›(ใจ)ใ‚“ใง ใ‚†ใใŸใ„ใ‚ˆ
ๆ‚ฒ(ใ‹ใช)ใ—ใฟใฎใชใ„ ่‡ช็”ฑ(ใ˜ใ‚†ใ†)ใช็ฉบ(ใใ‚‰)ใธ
็ฟผ(ใคใฐใ•) ใฏใŸใ‚ใ‹ใ› ใ‚†ใใŸใ„。 




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