Ethnic Chinese
Chinese people are accounted for about 9% of the Cambodia population. They speak many languages such as Teochiu, Cantonese, Hokkien and Hainanese. Nowadays, intermarriage between the Chinese and Khmers has been common, in which case they would often assimilate into mainstream Khmer society, retaining few Chinese customs.
The Khmer Loeu is the Mon–Khmer highland tribes in Cambodia. Their society is apparently patriarchal, male-supremacy mentality. Their...
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Vietnamese people are the largest non-Khmer ethnic group in Cambodia. Vietnamese in Cambodia are mainly descended from settlers who immigrated in...
Ethnic Khmeris accounted for 90% of the population in Cambodia. Scientists said that they were present from 3000 years ago. Therefore,the history...