意味
Statement made after finishing a meal.
文化的背景
Hosts will often ignore your first 'ch-et haey' as a sign of 'polite refusal.' You may need to say it 2-3 times with a smile to actually stop the food from coming. It is considered polite to leave a tiny bit of food on your plate to show you are 'ch-et' (full). A completely clean plate suggests you are still hungry. The phrase is often used as a way to end a social visit. Once everyone is 'ch-et,' the conversation naturally winds down. In rural areas, 'ch-et' is a blessing. To be full is to be wealthy in spirit and health.
The Triple Refusal
Don't be surprised if people keep offering food after you say it once. It's a game of politeness. Say it three times to be sure!
Add a Smile
In Cambodia, a smile with 'ch-et haey' ensures the host knows you loved the food and aren't just being dismissive.
意味
Statement made after finishing a meal.
The Triple Refusal
Don't be surprised if people keep offering food after you say it once. It's a game of politeness. Say it three times to be sure!
Add a Smile
In Cambodia, a smile with 'ch-et haey' ensures the host knows you loved the food and aren't just being dismissive.
Avoid 'Penh'
Never use 'penh' for yourself unless you want to sound like a robot or a water tank.
The 'Already' Rule
Always include 'haey'. Just saying 'ch-et' sounds incomplete and slightly blunt.
自分をテスト
How do you say 'I'm full' to a waiter politely?
Waiter: ថែមទៀតទេ? (More?)
'b' is the polite and correct way to say you are full.
Fill in the missing word to complete the phrase.
ខ្ញុំ____ហើយ (I am full already)
ឆ្អែត (ch-et) is the word for full.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at a wedding and the host offers more food but you can't eat anymore.
You use 'ch-et haey' to decline food when full.
Complete the dialogue.
A: ម្ហូបឆ្ងាញ់ទេ? B: ឆ្ងាញ់ណាស់! ឥឡូវខ្ញុំ____ហើយ។
After saying the food is delicious, it's natural to say you are now full.
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When to use Ch-et vs Penh
Use ឆ្អែត (Ch-et)
- • Stomach
- • People
- • Animals
- • Feelings
Use ពេញ (Penh)
- • Bottles
- • Rooms
- • Gas Tanks
- • Boxes
練習問題バンク
4 問題Waiter: ថែមទៀតទេ? (More?)
'b' is the polite and correct way to say you are full.
ខ្ញុំ____ហើយ (I am full already)
ឆ្អែត (ch-et) is the word for full.
You are at a wedding and the host offers more food but you can't eat anymore.
You use 'ch-et haey' to decline food when full.
A: ម្ហូបឆ្ងាញ់ទេ? B: ឆ្ងាញ់ណាស់! ឥឡូវខ្ញុំ____ហើយ។
After saying the food is delicious, it's natural to say you are now full.
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よくある質問
10 問No, it is the standard polite way to finish a meal. It's actually ruder to stop eating without saying anything.
No, for drinks you usually say 'leang khlan' (no longer thirsty) or just 'orkun' (thank you).
You can say 'jite ch-et haey' (almost full).
Add 'nanh' at the end: 'ch-et nanh haey'.
In Khmer, subjects are often dropped. 'Ch-et haey' is perfectly fine on its own.
Yes, but add 'bat' (male) or 'cha' (female) at the end for respect.
The opposite is 'khlean' (hungry).
Yes, 'ch-et dol kor' (full to the neck) is common among friends.
Only if you say 'ch-et chet' (full of heart) or use a very annoyed tone.
Common romanizations include 'ch-et haey', 'ch-et hoy', or 'ch'et haeuy'.
関連フレーズ
ឃ្លានបាយ
contrastHungry for rice
ឆ្ងាញ់ណាស់
similarVery delicious
លែងចូល
builds onCan't go in anymore
ប៉ុណ្ណឹងបានហើយ
similarThat's enough
ឆ្អែតចិត្ត
specialized formFed up / Hurt
