Same and Similar Sounds English-Khmer: Commonly Confused Words for Second English Speakers

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Bunleang Kors

Same and Similar Sounds English-Khmer

Commonly Confused Words for Second English Speakers

Bunleang Kors

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Bunleang Kors Publishing
29 May 2025

linguistics; Bilingualism & multilingualism; Grammar & vocabulary; Teaching of special educational needs

This common pocket-sized book contains the most common confusing words. Handy Pocketbook with easy to take with you everywhere you go. These are the most common confusing words for a second language speaker

By: Bunleang Kors
Imprint: Bunleang Kors Publishing
Dimensions: Height: 152mm, Width: 102mm, Spine: 3mm
Weight: 41g
ISBN: 9798893951585
Pages: 44
Publication Date: 29 May 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

My name is Bunleang S. Kors. I am an English medical interpreter who lives in America. My goal and dream are to help save the Cambodian language for future generations. I want to be a small part of helping translate the American language into the Cambodian language for the next generation. I know the power of understanding language is good for all who want to learn it. For myself, I want to learn a new language. I don't claim to know everything about words, but I can help translate some. I want to share my word collection with those who want to learn the American language. I do my best to translate all these words that I learn from school and from my job, too. Sometimes I ask my kids, and friends, and sometimes I ask friends and family. And I learn from the McGraw-Hill Dictionary.