Another great video yet again. Just by watching the coconut dessert, my glucose level has shot up.😂 I have to watch out for sweets. I don't want to have a diabetes. In the West, there's a saying that goes eat everything in moderation and you can't go wrong. About the term "have a sweet tooth", in Khmer it is said, "jole jet nham. bong-em" or "jole jet nham.mah-hobe pa'em." I like to stay away from sugary food, but if you enjoy it, then the happiness is yours.
Hi. I don't speak French and thanks to the Google Translate, I was able to access your meaning. Are you from Canada or France. I personally love listening to spoken French. In America, it is considered the language of love. As an expat, Shanae has learned so much about the Khmer daily lives, unlike the other expats who stay in Cambodia but yet still have their superior complex towards the Khmer. Similarly, the French stay with the Khmer for nearly 100 years, but they still did not know anything about the Khmer. Considering from that perspective, Shanae is unique in that respect because she has learned so much about the Khmer and she is promoting Khmer food to the world. So that is a great service in and of itself.
@@longmann6466 Stop sucking up. It’s embarrassing like seeing Khmers run up to foreigners and taking photos of them. I thought your ancestors were descendants of the lesser castes who joined the Khmer Rouge and kick out the foreigners? You’re embarrassing yourself.
@@longmann6466You sound like those Khmers who run up to foreigners to take photos of them as if they’re celebrities. It’s so embarrassing. You don’t have any French relatives and you’re not even French mixed. I at least have relatives whom were mixed French since the early 1900s all with the last name Duval whom your Khmer Rouge ancestors loathe.
ទំនងណាស់បង្អែមដូងខ្ទិះ👍
Another great video yet again. Just by watching the coconut dessert, my glucose level has shot up.😂 I have to watch out for sweets. I don't want to have a diabetes. In the West, there's a saying that goes eat everything in moderation and you can't go wrong. About the term "have a sweet tooth", in Khmer it is said, "jole jet nham. bong-em" or "jole jet nham.mah-hobe pa'em." I like to stay away from sugary food, but if you enjoy it, then the happiness is yours.
Looks so yummy 😋
ឆ្ងាញ់ណាស់
Look delicious😋
❤
u benevolence
Why it’s not full screen?
A mon avis c est très delicieuse mon amie américaine a beaucoup de chance❤
Hi. I don't speak French and thanks to the Google Translate, I was able to access your meaning. Are you from Canada or France. I personally love listening to spoken French. In America, it is considered the language of love. As an expat, Shanae has learned so much about the Khmer daily lives, unlike the other expats who stay in Cambodia but yet still have their superior complex towards the Khmer. Similarly, the French stay with the Khmer for nearly 100 years, but they still did not know anything about the Khmer. Considering from that perspective, Shanae is unique in that respect because she has learned so much about the Khmer and she is promoting Khmer food to the world. So that is a great service in and of itself.
@@longmann6466 Stop sucking up. It’s embarrassing like seeing Khmers run up to foreigners and taking photos of them. I thought your ancestors were descendants of the lesser castes who joined the Khmer Rouge and kick out the foreigners? You’re embarrassing yourself.
@@longmann6466You sound like those Khmers who run up to foreigners to take photos of them as if they’re celebrities. It’s so embarrassing. You don’t have any French relatives and you’re not even French mixed. I at least have relatives whom were mixed French since the early 1900s all with the last name Duval whom your Khmer Rouge ancestors loathe.