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Spoken Khmer Number from 11 to 19
| From 11-19 the numbers are pronounced in two different forms, the written and a colloquial. |
| Num | Khmer |
Written Pronunciation |
Colloquial |
||
| 11 | db'mYy | dAp muey |  |
muey dAndAp | |
| 12 | db'BIr | dAp pii | |
pii dAndAp | |
| 13 | db'bI | dAp bey | |
bey dAndAp | |
| 14 | db'bYn | dAp buen | |
buen dAndAp | |
| 15 | db'RZa? | dAp pram | |
pram dAndAp | |
| 16 | db'RZa?mYy | dAppram muey | |
pram muey dAndAp | |
| 17 | db'RZa?BIr | dAp pram pii | |
pramphl dAndAp | |
| 18 | db'RZa?bI | dAp pram bey | |
pram bey dAndAp | |
| 19 | db'RZa?bYn | dAp pram buen | |
pram buen dAndAp | |
Note:
| Cambodian numeral system based on five. From 6 to 9 is form by 5 + 1, 5 + 2, 5+3, and 5+4. |
| Number 7 is pronouced (prampii) in
reading or formal speech; in mormal speech it pronounced
(pramphl  ). |
| 10,000 (muey mehn
) also can be counted as (dAp po(en
). |
| 100,000 (muey saen ) can be counted as ( dAp mehn
) or (muey rOOy po(en
) |
| In Cambodian numerals involving four or more symbols, a period is placed after every three symbols, counting from the right. |
Consonants | Vowels | Sub-consonant | Independent Vowels | Writing | Reading | Converation