that ANY time ANY place meal in Laos🇱🇦
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- The first thing that comes to mind when I think of Lao food is Lao folks calling me to join them at any time of day and at any random place for some papaya salad, which they're usually enjoying with some classic Lao style meats and of course, some sticky rice.
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👍👈your Lao speaking are good! Keeping up good content big fella! I love Lao foods
Me too! Thanks my friend.
make papaya salad delicious 😋 please . I think 🤔 so..
😋 yummmm I love mum. I love the way you show and read the signs. Thank you Barry.
no problem :)
look handsome nice 👍 haircut 💇, you’re so smart speaking a lot of language . we are lao living in America 🇺🇸 don’t speak English good or lao language good.. I’m ready to go back to Laos 🇱🇦 again next year. miss street food 🍱.
Come...come!:)
Thank you for sharing
Interesting that the last shop uses the word "som tam". That's how most of the "som tam" vendors sell it in Thailand. Some places offer 15 or more varieties and of course each variety is made to the taste of the customer.
I like the cucumber "tam". "Tam sua" is another good one; that's made with "khanom jeen" noodles.
So many good ones!:)
Glad your videos came out while I was on UA-cam and I enjoyed it and subscribed 😊🌺
So glad you enjoy the videos. Thank you and welcome.:)
Hello Lao Legend
I really like to watch your clips and I very enjoy to listen your lao speaking I love that, you should use mic so it can improve your audios
Keep uploading daily life in Laos bro 👍
Much more to come!
Congrats!
The spice the sausage seller is talking about must be Zanthoxylum limonella. I haven't heard a common name in English, just the Thai name for it: "ma-khwaen" (มะแขว่น). It's also called "ma-khaen" (มะแข่น).
It's a common spice and is used in many different dishes.
That sounds like what she said to me. I am not familiar with this spice, but am now a fan. Will have to search it out in the market.
@@LaoLegendsYou've probably had it before without realizing it. Because of it's strong aroma, it's used to cover up pungent smells.
I look it up and I think I probably have had it before, but never knew the word. Loving learning all this stuff as we go.
@@LaoLegends I try to learn something new everyday.
That's why I enjoy this series. It'll be interesting to see how these videos do compared to your earlier videos.
The tips on Lao language are something you can include on all your videos.
Hi Barry
ນົວແປວ່າ savory(savoriness,appetizing)
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Here's a way to remember which is the mortar and which is the pestle... Think of the Thai saying which refers to hypocrites: "meu theu sahk, pbahk theu siin" (มือถือสาก ปากถือศีล), which translates roughly into "the hand holds a pestle while the mouth holds precepts."
The humor of the expression comes from the fact that the pestle looks similar to a certain part of the male anatomy which also starts with the letters "p" and "e". 🤣🤣🤣
Congrats Barry. Keep uploading. :)
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Another superb video, Barry!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great to see you having fun, mate! Cheers
Always!
She said liked sweet sour and savory😉
You’re so funny. 🤣
I like that for Papaya Salad..nua for savory. Such a fun way to order ເອົານົ່ວໆ ເດີ້
The word "nua" meaning tasty was around long before MSG, so I doubt it refers specifically to umami taste.
Thai's the same way. The Thai word for MSG is "pongchurot" which translates literally to "powder (to) elevate flavor".
I think "nua nua" just means full of flavor, as opposed to bland.
Unfortunately, many vendors overdo it on the MSG. I ordered "nam dtok" one time, and the seller put a heaping tablespoon in it. I took one bite and spat it out. The dish was ruined.
Loving everybody coming to discuss the language here. Finally after years I've got a good translation for this. Savory is exactly the concept they're expressing with this word.
Good deal on haircut in the US 🇺🇸 about $25 😊
Facts haha
Mum is fermented beef!! 🥩
Is it really?? Wow! She just said it had meat and liver in it.
Nua means tasty referring to umami flavor.
Such a great word to use if you’re as big of papaya salad lover as I am.;)
Okay so my wife and I are curious as to what’s your heritage. Your Lao is excellent and you’re definitely mixed…..but mixed with what??
So glad to have you both join us. You're far too kind. Actually, I'm not mixed, but just another American guy that happens be a lover of all things Lao so thought I'd share.:)
Congratulation!!! ຢິນດີນໍາເດີ້ 🎉 🎉👍👍👏👏❤️❤️🥳🥳🍾🥂
Thank you!!:)
Can you add Super Thank to your UA-cam 😊
Done!
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ສະບາຍດີ:)
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