Buddhism
What is the national religion of Cambodia?
The official language of Cambodia
What is Khmer?
Phnom Penh (although in 1941 it used to be Angkor)
What is the capital city of Cambodia?
Laos, Vietnam, and Thailand
What countries border Cambodia?
This animal is used in Cambodia to help detect land mines.
What is rat?
The national dish of Cambodia.
amok, a curry that is steam-cooked in banana leaves.
Susadei
What is "hello" in Khmer?
November 9, 1953
What is the date Cambodia won its independence from France?
2 million people
How many people were killed during the Cambodian Genocide?
The majority of the older generations in Cambodia don't celebrate these.
What are birthdays?
Locals often use these to travel around the country when they have more than three people.
What are tuk-tuks?
Arkun
What is Thank You in Khmer?
Country that occupied Cambodia from 1941-1945.
What is Japan?
This event will often last upwards of 45 days and will cost on average 9,000 USD for Cambodians.
What is a Khmer funeral?
A reptile whose chirps can be counted in Cambodia to determine whether a marriage is blessed or not.
What are (Giant/Tokay) geckos?
14-16th of April.
When is the Khmer New Year?
Chom Reap Lear
What is "Goodbye" in Khmer?
1975-1979
When was the Khmer Rouge?
This country is Cambodia's largest single-country export destination, with approximately 40% (most of these exports are non-agricultural)
What is the United States?
The Cambodian flag holds this unique record.
What is the only flag in the world to have a building on it?
The temple that was originally made for Hinduism at first, but was dedicated to Buddhism towards the end of the 12th century.
What is Angkor Wat?
"Sokh Sabbay te"
What is "how are you?" in Khmer?
The Cambodian communist politician who served as the general secretary of the Communist Party of Kampuchea (died in 1998)
Who was Pot Pol?
The central freshwater lake of Cambodia
What is the Tonlé Sap?
4 to 6 million of these are estimated to be in Cambodia.
What are land mines and unexploded ordinances?