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koliyany Micheal
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Autralia
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orkun lokpou nas I am very happy that I met one of my unknown person that I have no hope. Now she was able to get what ever I ask for. I will see sokuntheary when ever I husband returen back to Washington DC. I would see lokpou also. DId lokpou know how sokunnary doing now. I miss her so much. I never heard from her. I got her email and know that you and her live not very far from each other, Sorry lokpou we always travel around that why I do not have time to let lokpou know. thank you so much hope to see each other soon. I will get back to USA in Summer
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Chakrya Lim
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Illinois, USA
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Thank you so much, Lok Om. You and your team have been doing a great job for the growth of Buddhism. I really appreciate it. With lots of respect, Chakrya,
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Jacksonville,fla.
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I just want to say how well informed your website is to old and newcommers.It's great that you can provide us a English version of Dhamma for those who can't read it.I also like the pictures in Cambodia,espically of Ankor Wat.It was beautifully taken.I will visit your website more frequently for new updates.
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Jacksonville, Fl., USA
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Dear Ms., On behalf of our teamwork, thank you very much for your interest in this website. The Dhamma4khmers is meant as a tool to serve everyone, espacially khmer people across the globe to absorb divine Buddhism knowledge. We sincerely welcome comments/ suggestions from everyone for the sake of its improvement As far as English version is concerned, we do fully understand those who cannot read in khmer. Therefore, we are doing our best and thinking of ways to work out the translation. However, it is tremendously difficult and hard work as dhamma is not a common daily spoken language. Your understanding in this matter would be most highly appreciated and thank for visiting us again. Team
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Leakh. C. Fev. 2007
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Niigata, Japan
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Dear Sir/Madam I would like to express my deep gratitude for your efforts and initiatives to develop this website in order to share this divine/ Buddhism knowledge with all people around the globe. I am a Cambodian national studying in Japan. I would like to read Tripitaka in your website. However I cant download some sections as they are unavailable such as I would like to start from volume 1. Therefore, I would be very much grateful if you could assist me in this matter. Your kind assistance would be most highly appreciated. Best regards, Leakh. C.
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Arthereacjkavey Arkharavohathmei
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Canada
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Very weldone and keep up one day I'll be with u
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Bunna Hang
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Stockton, CA March 2007
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I would like to take this opportunity to thank Prof. of Dhamma, But Savong and his colleagues for putting together this amazing website for million viewers all over the world. Your relentless effort and dedication is greatly appreciated with all my heart. I am sure many others feel the same. I strongly believe many people will benefit from the teaching of Buddha and many great books written by Prof. of Dhamma, But Savong as presented in this website. I was amazed to come across this great website through listening to one of the CD's. There are a lot of great stuff and these are hard to come by. I will take advantage of this rare opportunity as well as sharing these with my friends. Again, thank you so much for your wonderful teaching, guidance and kindness.
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Chakrya Lim
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Illinois, USA
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Lok Pou, ..... and the great work you and your team have done so far. Best wishes, Chakrya,
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TechChhay Khun
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Canada
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Dear Sir/Madame, I could not find any word to describe how important your job is for me as well as for all kind of human being. Please, Sir/Madame, accept my most profound thanks for making the very useful website. I would like also to extend my deepest gratitude to Lok Krou Akak Bandith ButSavong for his cleverest explaining that makes much easier to understand the dhamma. Respectfully yours,
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Nasovan Em
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To whom it may concern,
I want to inform that the Ti-pitaka that is available for everyone ( khmer ) to read is not clear and the letter is too small when I try to zoom to read I could not see it. If there is another way that you can change or make
it more clearly is a better way for khmer people to read and understand.Thanks
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