My first impression of Kampuchea Krom | Tra Vinh 🇻🇳 

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@@acser-ou8dy4ue3vthat’s true 🤫

ở đây chỉ có Việt Nam,không có Kampuchea Krom của lũ mọi rợ Campuchia

Khmer krom was a history. Now nobody care of that name😂

They are now called vietnamese. Only cambodians use the term Khmer krom and nobody else, but cambodians, care about it.

@@khanhle6841clearly you don’t know and haven’t ever met a Khmer Krom.

​@@SteppeNomad585I've seen khmer kroms getting discriminated by khmer from cambodia. They were accused of being vietnamese and their accent puts them off from khmer from cambodia. There is lowkey a war between khmer krom ans khmer cambodia. And the tension will keep escalating.

@@SteppeNomad585 of course, I never met or heard that term before and I happened to live in the mekong delta in a city called Ben Tre and it's about 15 miles from Tra vinh. Khmer Krom population is now shrunk to a very small number. We only refer to them as Khmer which is the same people that we call in cambodia. A lot have been assimilated into the vietnamese population. Some got massacred by Pol Pot's khmer soldiers either in vietnam when they invaded vietnam or in cambodia because they were not trusted by Pol Pot's regime. Some are now living on tonle sap lake in cambodia because they don't legal document and cambodians thought they are vietnamese from the main ethnic kinh group, but they are khmer kroms who were actually offsprings of Khmer/Vietnamese or Khmer/Chinese. The mekong delta region was a place where chinese, vietnamese and original khmers came to live together in harmony and some are mixed with one another and became khmer kroms. Some that don't mix still have dark skin like a lot of cambodians and they're very few.

Well...im not most foreigners

@@CamboVlogsand that’s why you don’t see them in tra vinh

damn thats f up

Last time was 7 years. Will be there next week.

Bear in your mind that Kampuchia Krom is Khmer land and do not forget to tell your children grandchildren and relatives that Kampuchia Krom still under Kinh Annamese colonization.

Your "ancestors" came here after the khmer rouge chased them away. Compared to the already existing vietnamese population that had already lived here for generations... including during south vietnam during fhe vietnam war. It's actually the vietnamese's ancestral homeland.

@@shadowblitzo123Did you study history well? Where did Vietnam was where and when and how Champa Kingdom existed and collapsed?

​@@sarada2602where was what was where and when and what? Lol, what are you even talking about 😂 are you even speaking anglais?

@@shadowblitzo123history failed you badly

No lonely bro khnhom ches Khmer, Vietnam's vs English....we are Khmer community...you a lonely.....

Trapeang is actually based from tra vinh. Tra vinh was never called tra vinh in the first place. The whole region of tra vinh used to be called vinh long when vietnamese settlers came and the nguyen lords ruled these areas. Tra vinh doesn't have anything to do with khmer. Royal chronicles of cambodia never mention "trapeang" whereas the veritable records of the nguyen dynasty does mention tra vinh. Khmer created the name "trapeang" from tra vinh in the 2000s.

@@shadowblitzo123 វាពិតឬមិនពិត ជារឿងមួយ ដែលគ្រាន់តែជាការនិយាយតៗគ្នា ប៉ុន្តែរឿងពិតមួយ ដែលយួនពិតជាបានធ្វើគឺ បានដូរឈ្មោះទីកន្លែងខ្មែរ ឲ្យទៅជាឈ្មោះយួនច្រើនកន្លែង។

​@@sukhgunggim5105you can't just call one thing is a rumour and then one thing is fact when you haven't even provided any reasoning or explanation. That's not how debate works, something khmer can't understand. You've proven nothing and I stand by what I said. Trapeang is simply a word created in the 2000s by extremist khmer parties. Before that, it has never existed.

@@shadowblitzo123 អ្វីដែលគេយល់ថា វាអាចទៅកើត ត្រូវតែមានការលើកយកមកនិយាយគ្នា។ ប្រវត្តិសាស្ត្រ ភាគច្រើន ដែលអ្នកឈ្នះបានសរសេរ មិនប្រាកដថាពិតឬត្រូវទាំងអស់។

​@@shadowblitzo123 bạn hãy đi hỏi người Pháp nhé 😅 tại sao lại gọi là trà vinh vì vùng đất này là thuộc địa của Pháp và tại sao pháp lại đến vùng đất này có ghi chép đầy đủ lịch sử là lịch sử cho dù bạn là người chiến thắng muốn viết lịch sử theo ý bạn đi chăng nữa nhưng sự thật vẫn là sự thật mặt trời và mặt trăng đã bước qua hàng ngày nếu bạn cho rằng mặt trời hôm qua chưa từng đi qua nơi này câu này chắc có người tin bạn 😅

It's not recognised by the UN. You guys need to stop appropiating the romanian and chad flag emojis on internet forums and social media. I actually sent them screenshots of you guys using their flags and they didn't like it.

@@shadowblitzo123Cambodian never accepted the truth!

Whatever the flag of Khmer Kroms, who I never saw in my life in vietnam, is. Look at your Hunsen Manet, your prime minister, the most powerful man in cambodia. He's chinese because his mother is chinese and his father, hun sen, is also part chinese, so there is only a quarter or less of cambodian in his blood. You basically have chinese Hunsen Manet running cambodia. Better worry about your country getting sold out to the chinese first before sticking your nose into other country's internal affairs.

You're very dishonest like other nationalists and politicians of cambodia.

I rented in Tra Vinh and left it in Tra Vinh. The hotel got it for me 😊

Because most westernize RU-vidrs don’t make vlogs about it. Most the vlogs from other RU-vidrs is about food and sight seeing. So it’s good that Patrick is vlogging about the Ethnic Cambodian Khmer Krom people in these provinces 👍

Khmer like to hype themselves about khmer krom but in reality the majority of the population is vietnamese and chinese. Especially before vietnam war there were a lot more hoa in the mekong delta.

My family originally from guangdong in China but now I don’t know why I still hate China so much😂 mostly Xin jiping

There are plenty of Khmers in Kampuchea Krom, but if you are Vietnamese of course you are less likely to meet Khmers. Are Khmers the majority in South Vietnam? Of course not! And they don’t claim to be. There are plenty of videos of Khmer Krom on RU-vid, including this one. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CoT7lVkx-UQ.htmlsi=jKQBoyOPo_V_jIPb

Những câu nói dối thật kinh tởm

Learn your history Baby, Mekong Dalta and South East Region in Vietnam Used Tobe part of Cambodia but French Cut and Give to Vietnam after Colonized, That's why There's Still have Khmer people lived there until today but not much like Vietnamese. Don't be Dumb😊

​@@Magicboy1107 You are dumb! Who taught you that fake history. How many Khmer Vietnamese people there comparing to Vietnam Kinh and Vietnam Hoa? Speech like your way means that US also occupied Cambodia land because Khmer people presenting in US, isn't it. You have to know that French returned Mekong Delta and all Vietnam lands to Vietnam because they occupied from Vietnamese hands (Nguyen dynasty). Lands South Vietnam have belonged to Vietnam 300-400 ago by multiple exchanges with Chenla Kingdom for help them to solve crown conflicts and War with Siamese (Thai people). Vietnam first set up sovereignty there from 1623 under the Chen La king Chey Chettha II when the King married to Vietnamese Princess Nguyen Phuc Ngoc Van, he ceded east Nam Bộ ( aka Cochinchina) to his Father in law for gift of that marriage, counting to now 2023 it is 400 years fully. From 1623 to 1735, Chenla Kingdom have various internal conflicts for crowns and frequent wars with Siam Kingdom, Chenla court exchanged lands with Nguyen Courts then Nguyen Court Army helped them to solve their conflicts... to 1735, all current South Vietnam and parts of current Cambodian adjacent to Vietnam had belonged to Vietnam with many accords between Nguyen Court and Chen La Kingdom, then Vietnam's sovereignty there is undebatable, it is legal possession, all original accords signed between Vietnamese Nguyen lords and Nguyen dynasty with Chenla Kingdom are maintaining in good conditions in Hanoi and Paris...then no one could distorted history like your words. In 1845, a trilateral accord between three sides consist of Chenla Kingdom, Siam Kingdom, Nguyen Dynasty for defining clearly border between three sides was signed, according to that accords sides asserted all current South Vietnam and a part of current east Cambodia are Vietnam lands. French occupation Vietnam starting from 1858, in 1862 and 1874, after losing some wars with French, Vietnamese Nguyen dynasty had to signed two accords to cede South Vietnam with 6 provinces to French... After French took control all Indochina, they cut a part of the six province then move to Cambodia, making lost for Vietnam territories to Cambodia. After world war 2 and lost war with Viet Minh, French returned their colonial land in South Vietnam to their lackeys called "Nation of Vietnam" leading by puppet King Bao Dai, the return still made lost Vietnam territories comparing to time before 1858. Khmer people in South Vietnam is a legacy from Nguyen reigns when they allowing Khmer people in who were native in South Vietnam to be Vietnamese citizen and allowing Khmer refugees from Cambodia resettled in Vietnam land and became Vietnam citizen. There are only 1.3 million Khmer Vietnamese in South Vietnam but 38 milion Vietnamese Kinh, 1.2 milion Vietnamese Hoa, 0.5 milion Vietnamese Cham...before 1990, Khmer population in Vietnam was just under 0.3 million, with uncountable helps from Vietnam government then their population increase 4 times. You have no business with Vietnam-Cambodia relation, don't get involve, your Cambodian wife urge you do such stupid job? I give an eye on you then be careful to do with Vietnam-Cambodia problem.

@@Magicboy1107 But Khmer King handed those lands over to Vietnamese far before ago when the name "Campuchia" or "Kampuchea" born. You are so ridiculous, did French stupid as stealing properties from one guy and gifted to another guy? In 173x, whole South Vietnam and a part of current Cambodia were peaceful transferred to Vietnamese Dynasty called Nguyen court (under Le Dynasty) by the prior owner - Khmer Kings (Except the Khmer Kings, no Khmer people were land owner, then none of them have right to claim such silly demand, Khmer people were only slaves under the kings, slaves have no rights of country sovereignty)... French was much more intelligent than Cambodian, they did not do that Khmer people minds... They occupied land from Nguyen then they had to returned to Nguyen after lost of wars with Viet Minh... "Kampuchea Krom" was a term invented by Khmer Rouge then they paid extreme bitter result from those illusion... If French handed over their Africa to Vietnam, then African could only find French for claiming back their home land... same way, Cambodian should ask French for that, Vietnamese have no responsibility for that, we succeeded legitimately. Any stir up from your country to Vietnamese sovereignty will lead to you doom of your nation, your can live today because your risk to Vietnam still not enough for a proper action.

Nhảm nhí 😂

Lol, fake names

Whatever. We only see Bentre and Travinh on the world map. We don't care about how Cambodians or people from other countries are calling these names in their languages.

@@khanhle6841 khơ me crôm gì đó ai quan tâm 🤣🤣

@@khanhle6841 if don’t care why you are freak’n on this Khmer vlog?

I'm Khmer Krom. And I'm fine with it.

Take things that don’t belong to them?! You must not know your own history. Your people were in the Red Delta for millennia. Your people had only came down south in recent centuries. Didn’t your people take Cham’s land too?! Your people are culturally and genetically Chinese but yet show very little respect to your benefactor and ancestors. Khmer people in Srok Khmer will catch up with their education and skills as long as we have good neighbors.

​@@SteppeNomad585claimbodian.

Lol 😂 Kampuchea Krom consider themselves as Vietnamese cos nationality but ethnically Khmer. Plus they have to assimilate to Vietnamese society but still kept their heritage. Same thing goes for Thailand with the Khmer Ler. You can be geopolitical all you want but us Khmers know where all our brothers & sisters are. Your division tactics won’t work because all Khmers know Khmer Ler, Khmer Kandal, and Khmer Krom 🇰🇭 It’s not always about us wanting our land back, it’s us knowing about our existence and identity as a Khmer 🩵

@@nanxx3975 khmer "kept" their heritage because they can do so. You obviously didn't watch cambo vlog's other video. You just choose to ignore reality. "Our land back" can khmer give me the ancient name of these lands of the past of the supposesly cambodian kingdoms? Vietnamese have already archived the names, taxes, and laws of the regions of south vietnam in the veritable records of the nguyen dynasty + mandarin and scholar works. The royal chronicles of cambodia compiled by the french because cambodians didn't record themselves do not mention any naming of their "kamluchea krom".

@@shadowblitzo123 They “kept” the culture because they held on to it even though being colonized by Viets. Just like how Viets are able to hold on to their unique heritage despite the fact they were colonized and assimilated to Chinese society and culture. You said cause they “can” then why were they forced to change to Vietnamese made last names like Thach, Dao, etc/ forced to wear Vietnamese attire.. It’s 2023 and they came a long way and I know that it is now Vietnam’s land but before all that there was a lot of reform & oppression, like the Diem regime, Gia Long era, Nam Tien to name a few. Some Khmer folk still call Saigon as Prey Nokor, soc Trang as Khleang (hence the name of the old Khmer temple in Vietnam) but that is in our language and if that makes you unhappy then that’s your business. Some even believe that Viets renamed those places in South Vietnam after former Khmer names, who knows 🤷🏽‍♀️ . As far as mentioning “Kampuchea Krom” which literally means Lower Cambodia, that’s how we identify each other. It is not my fault if you fail to recognize that Khmer Krom are indigenous to that area, long before the south territorial expansion. Yes they are Vietnamese nationality, they are Vietnamese of Khmer descent/origin. I’m pretty sure Vietnam went through a long history with name changes with the Chinese, I think you can quite understand where I’m coming from.