Type a number and get it written out in Khmer, in Khmer numerals and in English — with riel or dollars on the end for a receipt, an invoice or a cheque.
Khmer has its own words for ten thousand (ម៉ឺន) and a hundred thousand (សែន). That is how prices are said at the market and the bank, and how older relatives count. Many younger speakers and schools count in thousands instead. The page gives the one you choose and shows the other underneath.
Khmer writes a number as one word: ១២៥ is មួយរយម្ភៃប្រាំ, not មួយរយ ម្ភៃ ប្រាំ. Money keeps a space only between the dollars and the cents: ដប់ពីរដុល្លារ ហាសិបសេន.
In Khmer the decimal mark is a comma, read ក្បៀស, and thousands are grouped with a dot: ១.២៥០.០០០,៥០. The box accepts either style, and Khmer digits too.
The words are worked out in your browser. Nothing you type is sent or saved. Read an amount over before it goes on a cheque or contract — this is a helper, not a signature.
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