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‘America’s Oldest University’: Why Penn Can Make Claim

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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We conclude our Foreign Student Series this week with questions from three listeners.
Thu Ya Naing from Burma wants to know how many colleges and universities are in the United States. Alexander Romashchenko in Russia wonders which university in the United States is the oldest. And Mohamad Firouzi in […]

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Studying Religion in the US

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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A Chinese woman studying business law in Japan has a question about studying a different kind of law. Wang Yuxian says she is a Christian and would like to know about theological seminary programs for foreign students in the United States.
A theological seminary is a graduate school of […]

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How Foreign Citizens Become Doctors in the US

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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We continue our Foreign Student Series this week with a question from a doctor at a hospital in Vietnam. Tran Kinh Thanh in Ho Chi Minh City asks how a foreign doctor can become an American doctor.
One way is to complete a medical residency in the United States. […]

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Breaking into News: Journalism Education in US

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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A student at Vietnam National University has a question for our Foreign Student Series. Phuong Lan wants to earn a master’s degree in the United States and would like to know about journalism programs.
One hundred nine programs are recognized by the Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism and […]

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US Colleges for the Deaf

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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We are going to talk again this week about higher education for disabled students who want to study in the United States. As we noted last time, the National Federation of the Blind says there are no special colleges or universities for blind students.
But there are for deaf […]

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For Blind Foreign Students, Some Aid Available in US

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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A listener in Nigeria has a question about financial aid for blind and visually impaired college students in America. S.A. Ogunlowo in Ile-Ife wants to know if visually impaired foreign students can get a full scholarship as an undergraduate.
Financial aid programs in the United States, especially at the […]

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Choosing a Student Exchange Program to Come to the US

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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We continue our Foreign Student Series this week with two questions that we received. Anatolii Artamonov, a university student in Ukraine, would like to know about student exchange programs in the United States. Anatolii would especially like to know about the one called Work and Travel USA. And […]

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Virginia Tech: ‘As Strong a Place as It Has Always Been’

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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Classes began again at Virginia Tech on Monday, one week after the shootings by a student. Seung-Hui Cho, an English major in his final year of college, killed thirty-two people. He also took his own life.
University officials were criticized for not acting more quickly to warn of the […]

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The Formula for Becoming a Pharmacist

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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Two listeners, Youngmin Kim in South Korea and Nestor Gastelo in Peru, would like us to talk about pharmacy education in the United States. This will be the subject today in our Foreign Student Series.
“Pharmacists are health professionals who assist individuals in making the best use of medications.” […]

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Doctoral Degrees: Aiming for the Top

Thursday, August 2nd, 2007

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Today we continue our discussion of the academic degrees offered by American colleges and universities. Last week, we talked about the associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
The highest degree that a student can earn is a doctorate. Some doctorates are professional degrees, as opposed to a degree based on […]

Introduction Words and Phrases

ESL Dialogue: Introduction Words and Phrases

with Ellen Quish

One of the first conversation lessons you will learn in ESL class may involve introducing yourself. Check out this dialogue that highlights the most common English introduction vocabulary and phrases.

Transcript: ESL Dialogue: Introduction Words and Phrases

Hi, I'm Ellen Quish from the Adult Learning Center at LaGuardia Community College in New York City for About.com. Today, I'm going to teach you how to introduce yourself in English. To do this, you can use these words.

English Introduction Words and Phrases

Hi/Hello, my name is ____.
What's your name?
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
This is ____.

ESL Introduction Conversation Dialogue

Hello. Today is my first day here. What's your name? My name is Ellen. What's your name? Alejandro. I'm from Columbia. Where are you from? I'm from New York. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too. Welcome to the class. Thank you.

A or An

Click the answer button to see the answer.

This is Bob. He's _____ doctor.
a. a
b. an
Peter is ____ engineer.
a. a
b. an
That's Oliver. He's ___ travel agent.
a. a
b. an
Leonardo di Caprio is ___ actor.
a. a
b. an
Fred is ____ electrician.
a. a
b. an
Mr. Smith is ___ teacher.
a. a
b. an
This is Gloria. She's ___ homemaker.
a. a
b. an
That's John. He's ___ police officer.
a. a
b. an
I'm ____ student.
a. a
b. an
Meryl Streep is ____ actress.
a. a
b. an

How To Learn English

How To Learn English!

Here are some tips which may help you to master the English Language!

Speak without Fear

The biggest problem most people face in learning a new language is their own fear. They worry that they won’t say things correctly or that they will look stupid so they don’t talk at all. Don’t do this. The fastest way to learn anything is to do it – again and again until you get it right. Like anything, learning English requires practice. Don’t let a little fear stop you from getting what you want.

Use all of your Resources

Even if you study English at a language school it doesn’t mean you can’t learn outside of class. Using as many different sources, methods and tools as possible, will allow you to learn faster. There are many different ways you can improve your English, so don’t limit yourself to only one or two. The internet is a fantastic resource for virtually anything, but for the language learner it's perfect.

Surround Yourself with English

The absolute best way to learn English is to surround yourself with it. Take notes in English, put English books around your room, listen to English language radio broadcasts, watch English news, movies and television. Speak English with your friends whenever you can. The more English material that you have around you, the faster you will learn and the more likely it is that you will begin “thinking in English.” .

Listen to Native Speakers as Much as Possible

There are some good English teachers that have had to learn English as a second language before they could teach it. However, there are several reasons why many of the best schools prefer to hire native English speakers. One of the reasons is that native speakers have a natural flow to their speech that students of English should try to imitate. The closer ESL / EFL students can get to this rhythm or flow, the more convincing and comfortable they will become.

Watch English Films and Television

This is not only a fun way to learn but it is also very effective. By watching English films (especially those with English subtitles) you can expand your vocabulary and hear the flow of speech from the actors. If you listen to the news you can also hear different accents.

Listen to English Music

Music can be a very effective method of learning English. In fact, it is often used as a way of improving comprehension. The best way to learn though, is to get the lyrics (words) to the songs you are listening to and try to read them as the artist sings. There are several good internet sites where one can find the words for most songs. This way you can practice your listening and reading at the same time. And if you like to sing, fine.

Study As Often As Possible!

Only by studying things like grammar and vocabulary and doing exercises, can you really improve your knowledge of any language.

Do Exercises and Take Tests

Many people think that exercises and tests aren't much fun. However, by completing exercises and taking tests you can really improve your English. One of the best reasons for doing lots of exercises and tests is that they give you a benchmark to compare your future results with. Often, it is by comparing your score on a test you took yesterday with one you took a month or six months ago that you realize just how much you have learned. If you never test yourself, you will never know how much you are progressing. Start now by doing some of the many exercises and tests on this site, and return in a few days to see what you've learned. Keep doing this and you really will make some progress with English.

Record Yourself

Nobody likes to hear their own voice on tape but like tests, it is good to compare your tapes from time to time. You may be so impressed with the progress you are making that you may not mind the sound of your voice as much.

Listen to English

By this, we mean, speak on the phone or listen to radio broadcasts, audiobooks or CDs in English. This is different than watching the television or films because you can’t see the person that is speaking to you. Many learners of English say that speaking on the phone is one of the most difficult things that they do and the only way to improve is to practice.

Finally

Have fun!

How to Ask Questions in English

ESL Conversation: How to Ask Questions in English

with Ellen Quish

Ellen Quish, an ESL specialist from the Adult Learning Center at LaGuardia Community College in New York City, teaches you how to get information in English using 'WH' words: who, what, where, when, why, and how.

Transcript: ESL Conversation: How to Ask Questions in English

Hi, I'm Ellen Quish from the Adult Learning Center at LaGuardia Community College in New York City for About.com.

English Question Words

To get information in English, we can use words such as how, why, where, when, who, which, and what. These words are called WH words. Listen for the 'WH' words in the dialogue.

Sample ESL Question Conversation

Good afternoon, 311. How can I help you? Hello, I am planning a trip to New York City, and I need some information. Yes, when will you be arriving? On April 1st. How can I get to Manhattan from the airport? Which airport will you arrive at? LaGuardia Airport. You can take M60. Where in Manhattan does it go? The M60 goes to the west side and the east side. When does your flight arrive? At 10 am. The M60 leaves the airport every 8 minutes in the morning. My last question: what color is the bus? Blue and white. Now I have some questions for you. Who told you about 311, and why are you coming to New York City? My friend told me about 311 and I'm traveling to New York City for a job interview. Enjoy your visit and good luck with the interview! Thank you. So remember, 'WH' words can help you get information to important questions. Thanks for learning some English with us. To learn more, visit us on the Web at About.com.

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	ច្បាប់ល្បើកថ្មី
អ្នកព្រះភិរម្យ	ភាសាអ៊ូខ្ញុំ	បង្គំនឹកគុណ
ព្រះពុទ្ធព្រះធម៌	ព្រះសង្ឃជាមុន	គុណគាប់មហាធ្ងន់
	មាតាបិតា ។
ឧបជ្ឈាយ៍ជាធំ	កាលចាប់ដៃខ្ញុំ	ឱ្យធម៌កេសា
អនុសាវន	ព្រះកម្មវាចា	គុណធម៌អក្ខរា
	ទាំងសាមសិបបី ។
ខែចេត្រឆ្នាំច	ចត្វាសក័ក	កគិតកាព្យថ្មី
លើកច្បាប់ប្រដៅ	កូនចៅប្រុសស្រី	តូចក្តីធំក្តី
	ចូរស្តាប់គ្រប់គ្នា ។
ត្បិតមនុស្សឥឡូវ	យកខុសជាត្រូវ	យកឆ្កួតធ្វើជា
អំពើអាក្រក់	ឡិឡក់លីលា	ព្រហើនពានពារ
	អាងមាសអាងប្រាក់ ។
អាងព្រើលអាងប្រាជា្ញ	អាងកោងអាងកាច	អាងកាប់អាងចាក់
អាងជើងអាងដៃ	អាងវាយអាងធាក់	អាងគុកច្រវាក់
	អាងមាស៊ីនកាត់ក ។
អាងសុទ្ធតែខុស	កូនអើយចាំចុះ	អាងនោះមិនល្អ
អ្នកគិតឲ្យល្អិត	ដ្បិតស្រុកលោកក្រ	ប្រមាណដំណ
	តទៀតទៅមុខ ។
សាសនានៅឆ្ងាយ	លែងបានសប្បាយ	មានតែកើតទុក្ខ
កើតទាន់លោកកិយ	ឮតែទំនុក	ដំកែលអាពុក
	ចូរចាំគ្រប់គ្នា ។
អ្នកជឿពាក្យចាស់	ជឿចាំឲ្យច្បាស់	កុំធ្វើបំពា
អ្នកហ៊ានស្បែកដាច	អ្នកខ្លាចស្បែកជា	មនុស្សប៉ោបៀ
	កុំយកខ្លួនបៀត ។
ឃើញឫកគេល្អ	ទោះបីមានក្រ	យកគេជាញាតិ
គួររាប់អ្នកក្រៅ	ផៅអ្នកឯទៀត	រាប់រើសមាយាទ
	សុចរិតត្រឹមត្រូវ
រៀនបទរៀនបាទ	កុំកោងហួសខ្នាត	កុំភ្លាត់ហួសផ្លូវ
កុំភ្លើនហួសម៉ែ	កុំប្រែហួសឪ	ឃើញចាស់សក់ស្កូវ
	កុំសូវមើលងាយ ។
បន្ទន់អាត្មា	ខ្លាចមេខ្លាចបា	ខ្លាចតាខ្លាចយាយ
បំរើមហាក្សត្រ	ប្រយ័ត្នស្តេចទាយ	ពាក្យពិតទំនាយ
	រលាយកេរ្តិ៍ឈ្មោះ ។
ពាក្យស្តេចពាក្យគ្រូ	មានប្រៃមានជូរ	កម្រពីរោះ
ជួនទាយឲ្យទាប	ជួនទាយឲ្យខ្ពស់	ទាយឲ្យស័ក្តយស
	ទាយចុះកុំខឹង ។
បម្រើមើលភេទ	ចំណាំព្រះនេត	ហេតុខ្លួនឲ្យដឹង
ខ្លួនខ្ជិលហៃព្រើល	លោកមើលសំឡឹង	សំឡក់ឲ្យប្រឹង
	ខំប្រិតរៀនសូត្រ ។
បម្រើមើលពុត	ប្រាជ្ញាឲ្យមុត	ស្មារតីឲ្យមាន
បើខ្លៅឲ្យប្រាជ្ញ	បើខ្លាចឲ្យហ៊ាន	ចង់បានរបៀន
	កុំអៀនកុំខ្មាស់ ។
ពុតលោកជាធំ	ជ្រងោប៉ុនភ្នំ	ឯងមើលមិនច្បាស់
បម្រើលោកណា	លោកហ្នឹងជាម្ចាស់	លោកស្អប់អ្វីណាស់
	ប្រាសចោលឲ្យឆ្ងាយ ។
កុំឈមឈរជិត	កុំយកធ្វើមិត្ត	ភ្លាត់ខ្លួនអន្តរាយ
បើប្រពន្ធកូន	បងប្អូនចៅហ្វាយ	អាពុកឬម្តាយ
	ឳនកាយប្រតិបត្ត ។
អ្នកកុំមើលងាយ	ឃើញគេរីករាយ	ព្រួយខ្លួនប្រយ័ត្ន
ត្រកូលញាតិផៅ	កូនចៅមហាក្សត្រ	ស្មើថ្លើមប្រម៉ាត់
	ប្រមាថមិនបាន ។
ទោះអ្នកដទៃ	អ្នកព្រៀនអ្នកព្រៃ	ដែលលោករាប់អាន
កុំថាតែមនុស្ស	ទោះសត្វតិរច្ឆាន	ឯងស្អប់ប៉ុន្នាន
	កុំហ៊ានប្រមាថ ។
របស់ឬទ្រព្យ	ដែលចារសំអប់	កុំបាច់សំអាត
ទ្រព្យណាសំឡាញ់	អស់អញឱហាត	ចូរចៅសង្វាត
	ជួយថែរក្សា ។
កុំជិះកុំជាន់	ស្មៅផ្ទីអាចម៍មាន់	ពាក្យចាស់ឧបមា
បុរាណហៅផ្ទី	ពីរបីប្រការ	កុំស៊ីត្រង់ណា
	ជុះដាក់ត្រង់ហ្នឹង ។
សាច់សារលោហិត	កុំផ្តួលផ្តេកពិត	ផ្តួលទោសកើតប្តឹង
អាពុកផ្តែផ្តាំ	ចូរចាំចេះថ្លឹង	សាច់ថ្លើមសួតឆ្អឹង
	និងស្បែកខាងក្រៅ ។
សាច់សួតក្នុងខ្លួន	ទុកស្មើបងប្អូន	ប្រពន្ធកូនចៅ
សរសៃនិងស្បែក	ចែកញាតិជាផៅ	ខ្ញុំស្រីខាងក្រៅ
	ជាស្មៅអាចម៍មាន់ ។
ស្រីខ្ញុំកំដរ	បើឃើញរូបល្អ	កុំលលូកលាន់
កុំលួចលបលេង	ក្រែងម្ចាស់គេទាន់	កុំភប់កុំភាន់
	អាប់អន់អាត្មា ។
បើអ្នកមានយស	មានសក្តិខ្ពង់ខ្ពស់	គាប់នឹងរាជការ
ធ្វើធំធ្វើថី	មន្ត្រីមានត្រា	ព្រះហ្លួងឧកញ៉ា
	សាលាកុង្សីយ៍ ។
ចេះច្បាប់បារាំង	កុំភ្លេចសច្ចំ	កត្តញ្ញូខន្តី
កុំឆ្មើងហួសមាឌ	ភ្លេចញាតិប្រុសស្រី	ជុំនុំកាត់ក្តី
	យកឧបេក្ខា ។
កុំកាន់សីហលោ	កុំកាន់លោភោ	ទោសោមោហោ
កុំជក់អាភៀន	កុំឃ្លានផឹកស្រា	កុំស្អប់ខាងណា
	សច្ចាយកត្រង់ ។
លួងលោមពិសោធន៍	កុំឆបញ្ឆោត	បញ្ចូលឲ្យបង់
ឲ្យបែកឲ្យបាក់	ពាក្យសត្យពាក្យសង្ឈ	កូនអើយផ្ចិតផ្ចង់
	តម្រង់ស្មារតី ។
កុំភើ្លនភ្លេចប្រាក់	កុំភ្លើភ្លាត់សក្តិ	ធ្លាក់ទៅអវិចី
កាន់ធម៌ទសពិធ	រឹតឡើងរាសី	គាប់ពីលោកិយ
	ដល់បរលោកនាយ ។
អ្នកក្តីជាភ្លើង	កុំកាត់កាន់ជើង	អ្នកម្ខាងមើលងាយ
ចៅក្រមជាទឹក	រំឭករំលាយ	កុំជេរកុំវាយ
	បង្ខំនាំខុស ។
ចោរខូចលួចប្លន់	រីចោរស្ម័គ្រស្មន់	តណ្ហាប្រុសស្រី
កុំស្អប់ខាងណេះ	បញ្ឆេះខាងណោះ	លួងលោមបញ្ចុះ
	បញ្ចូលចិត្តក្តី ។
កុំដុតឲ្យក្តៅ	បើឃើញគ្នាខ្លៅ	ប្រាជ្ញាគ្នាខ្លី
កុំឃ្លានប្រាក់ប្រុស	បន្តុះខាងស្រី	បើកាន់ច្បាប់ថ្មី
	កុំចោលច្បាប់ចាស់ ។
កុំដៀលអ្នកស្រែ	ត្រកូលឯងខ្មែរ	កុំប្រែក្រឡាស់
ក្រឡេកឃើញគុណ	ទន់ខ្លួនសំពះ	កុំធ្វើអ្នកណាស់
	កុំត្មះអ្នកក្រ ។
អ្នកកុំភ្លេចគុណ	គ្រូលេខនព្វន្ត	គ្រូសូត្រអក្សរ
កុំចាប់ដៃទាញ	គំនាប់ងក់ក	កុំជជែកត
	ស្មើមិត្តសំឡាញ់ ។
រាស្រ្តរត់ចូលជ្រក	សួរសាកទៅមក	កុំអើឯងអញ
ពាក្យពុំពីរោះ	គេកើតមួក្នាញ់	គេដៀលផ្ចាលផ្ចាញ់
	អន្តរាយកេរ្តិ៍ ។
កុំឆ្មើងអាងបុណ្យ	ស្រដីឲ្យទន់	ពោលពាក្យពីរោះ
ខ្លួនអ្នកនឹងថ្កើង	នឹងឡើងសក្តិយស	កុំឆ្លៀតនាំឈ្លោះ
	ញុះញង់អ្នកធំ ។
កុំស្អប់អ្នកតូច	បើឃើញគ្នាខូច	គួរគិតប្រមុំ
ទោសគ្នាតិចតួច	ផ្តួចឡើងជាធំ	ផ្សែងពូតជាដុំ
	ផ្លុំឆេះជាភ្លើង ។
កុំភ្លើនភ្លេចខ្លួន	ចេះសាសន៍ចិនយួន	កុំចោលខ្មែរយើង
កុំធ្វើក្រអឺត	កុំពើតកុំពើង	កុំពាក់ស្បែកជើង
	ចូលវត្តលោកសង្ឃ ។
ដោះមួកដាក់ឆ័ត្រ	ឱនកាយប្រតិបត្តិ	លំអុតឱនអង្គ
កុំស៊ីតាមឃ្លាន	កុំហ៊ានតាមចង់	កាន់ច្បាប់ស្រុកហ្រ្វង្ស៍
	កុំបង់សាសនា ។
កុំចង់ថ្កើងពេក	កុំលើកដំណេក	ហួសមេហួសបា
តែងខ្លួនឲ្យល្មម	មើលពូជពង្សា	សង្ខេបនិដិ្ធតា
	រឿងផ្គាប់បុណ្យសក្តិ ។
បើទៅជារាស្ត្រ	ប្រាជ្ញាវៃឈ្លាស	គូរវាសឆ្លកឆ្លាក់
ឲ្យឆ្លៀតរែកពុន	បើធ្ងន់សុំដាក់	ខំរកមាសប្រាក់
	ឲ្យគ្រាន់ទាន់ចាយ ។
រាជ្យបារាំងសែស	កូនកុំប្រហែស	កុំថ្នមរូបកាយ
ដើរគិតដេកគិត	ជួញជិតជួញឆ្ងាយ	បើចង់សប្បាយ
	ស្រេចនៅមានទ្រព្យ ។
រាជ្យហ្លួងពីមុន	រកស៊ីរែកពុន	មានក្រតាមភ័ព្វ
រាជ្យលោកឥឡូវ	ត្រូវខំឲ្យញាប់	តែខ្ជិលច្រើនជាប់
	ខ្នោះជើងខ្នោះដៃ ។
តាំងពីឆ្នាំច	ចាំជាដំណ	ទំនិញឡើងថ្លៃ
ចងក្បិនឲ្យតឹង	ប្រឹងកុំសំចៃ	សញ្ជឹងយប់ថ្ងៃ
	កុំឲ្យក្រខ្សត់ ។
បើចង់ស្រាលខ្លួន	រៀនសូត្រឲ្យមួន	ឲ្យមាំឲ្យស្ទាត់
កុំចេះស្ទាក់ស្ទើរ	ល្ងីល្ងើឥតបទ	បើចេះប្រាកដ
	ប្រាក់រត់តាមហៅ ។
កុំថ្នមកម្លាំង	កាប់ជីកចូកចាំង	កុំថារងាក្តៅ
រៀនអ្វីឲ្យឆ្អិន	កុំឲ្យខ្លោចឆៅ	កុំដេកតែខ្លៅ
	ក្រក្រៅសណ្តាប់ ។
បើល្ងង់ឲ្យចេះ	រករៀនតម្រិះ	រិះរកតម្រាប់
ឥន្ទ្រីយឆ្វេងស្តាំ	កុំចាំគេប្រាប់	រៀនស្តីរៀនស្តាប់
	រៀនមើលឲ្យស្តែង ។
កើតមកជាមនុស្ស	ទាំងស្រីទាំងប្រុស	មិនដែលចេះឯង
បើក្រឲ្យមាន	វិញ្ញាណចេះក្រែង	គិតគ្រប់កន្លែង
	កុំដេកតែក្រ ។
កុំប្លន់កុំលួច	កុំខ្ជិលកុំខូច	កុហកឆូវឆ
បោកប្រាសយកប្រាក់	ច្រវាកុំជាប់ក	កាន់មារយាទល្អ
	សុចរិតត្រឹមត្រូវ ។
កូនអើយរកស៊ី	កកាយធរណី	ធ្វើស្រែយកស្រូវ
កុំតាមអ្នកណា	បាតាមតែឪ	លើកភ្លឺជិតផ្លូវ
	កុំស្រាស់បន្លា ។
គេដើរយប់ថ្ងៃ	មុតជើងមុតដៃ	ដឹងចៀសទៅណា
ចៀសចុះជាន់ស្រូវ	ហើយជេរផ្តាសា	កូនម្តាយអាណា
	ស្រាស់ដើរមិនរួច ។
កុំយកគល់ឈើ	ទៅដាក់ពីលើ	ទោះធំទោះតូច
ជំពប់ជើងគេ	គេថាឯងខូច	ជេរដៀលដល់ពូជ
	ប្រដូចមេបា ។
...	នៅមានត..	...
...	...	...
	... ។
ធ្វើរាស្រ្តរកស៊ី	ចិញ្ចឹមគោញី	ថែទាំព្យាបាល
ក្រហេតុពីខ្ជិល	មានដិ្បតឧស្សាហ៍	អ្នកមានប្រាជ្ញា
	មិនស្មើគំនិត ។

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‘America’s Oldest University’: Why Penn Can Make Claim

Studying Religion in the US

How Foreign Citizens Become Doctors in the US

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US Colleges for the Deaf

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Choosing a Student Exchange Program to Come to the US

Virginia Tech: ‘As Strong a Place as It Has Always Been’

The Formula for Becoming a Pharmacist

Doctoral Degrees: Aiming for the Top

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Thursday, July 21, 2011

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