English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 5 - I'm hungry

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 5 - I'm hungry

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 4 - Asking Directions

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 4 - Asking Directions

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 3 - What's your name?

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 3 - What's your name?

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 2 - Do you speak English?

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 2 - Do you speak English?

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 1 - Where are you from?

English Khmer Conversation - Lesson 1 - Where are you from?

Conversation 26 : English Teacher Requires

Mr Borin      : Good morning, Miss.

Interviewer  : Good morning, Have a seat, please. Are you the interviewee to be a teacher here?

Mr Borin      : yes, I am. Are you the interviewer ?

Interviewer  : Exactly, And what is your name ?

Mr Borin      : My name is Borin. Very please to a chance to get an interview from you.

Interviewer  : What position are you going to apply for ?

Mr Borin      : I am applying for the English teacher.

Interviewer  : Have you ever taught English before ? And how long have you taught ?

Mr Borin      : Yes, I have. I have taught it at an NGOs for five years and BBU for three years.

Interviewer  : Oh, you have good experiences. I hope you have a good luck.

Mr Borin      : I hope so, as well.

Interviewer  : Besides English, what other languages can you speak?

Mr Borin      : I can speak French, and a little Japanese.

Interviewer  : Why do you want to speak here?

Mr Borin      : Because I am interested in this university and I also want to get good experience here.

Interviewer  : Do you want to work in part time or full time.

Mr Borin      : Either time is ok.

Interviewer  : Well, it is over, and the result with be released tomorrow morning.

Conversation 25 : Speaking On Telephone

Mr Andy        : Hello, I’m Andy from the ABA bank. Could I speak to Miss Sophea, please?

Miss Monica  : Would you mind holding a minute while I try to find her?

Mr A              : Ok, never mind. I’m ready to wait for you.

Miss M          : Excuse me, but Miss Sophhea isn’t in the factory now. May you take a message?

Mr A              : Oh, I’m sorry. I had a wrong number. Could I have your name, pleas?

Miss M          : My name’s Monica and you can call me A-ka.

Mr A              : Your name sounds pretty. May I make friend with you?

Miss M          : Yes, of course. What do you do?

Mr A              : I’m a staff in the ABA bank near the New Market, and you?

Miss M          : I’m a garment worker in the factory. Where do you live?

Mr A              : I live in Kampong Thom province, but I stay in Phnom Penh. Where are you from?

Miss M          : I’m from Kandal province.

Mr A              : Currently, are you busy with your work?

Miss M          : I’m not quite busy, as now I have the overtime work to do.

Mr A              : If I have a chance, may go to meet you?

Miss M          : Let me ask my parents for permission.

Mr A              : Ok, I’ll wait until you say OK. What do your parent do?

Miss M          : They are farmers and they are very old.

Mr A              : Thank you for chatting on phone with me.