Just 35 miles from my home in northeast Cambodia, there lives an indigenous minority called the Kachok. There are about four thousand Kachok in nine different villages. While they are ethnically related to other tribes in our region, as well as the national Khmer people, they are culturally distinct, and their language, while sharing similarities with nearby languages, is as different from them as German is from Dutch.
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