uncle quay!!! I can't believe I found your youtube channel! upload more videos on how to cook palauan food so I can cook for mom haha! I love you guys and miss you all so much, tell grandma and AJ I said hi! -Madalarak
Thank you for the recipe, I will try the fish fry, it's looks good. Unfortunately, we don't have fresh fish like the ones you displayed from Palau. Our Society Organization are planning to come to palau sometimes during the fall seasons or February of 2020. We are looking forwad to sample some of the best Palauan cuisines! Again, thank you for sharing!
Hi from Malaysia! I came across your video when I was researching for Palauan Foood and I have made Sos ma Cheluch based on your video. We loved it so much! It tasted a bit like Teriyaki. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL MOTHERS, AND TO YOUR MOM, TOO! DEDICATION IN MEMORY OF ALL MOTHERS IN HEAVEN, TOO! I WISH I CAN TRANSLATE THIS MESSAGE TO PALAUAN LANGUAGES! UnfortunatelY, I'M STILL LEARNING! BUT I WILL TRANSLATE IT TO Japanese, Hawaiian, Samoan, and Spanish for my friends who are viewing youtube! {Okasan to okasan, soshite tengoku ni iru subete no okasn e no kenshin tekina hibi!} *** {Na la'hine makuahine i na maku ahine a me k'ou makuahine, a me ka ho'ola' a' ana i na makuahine a pau ma ka iani!} *** Aso fiafia tin a i tin a Uma ma lou tina, ma le tuuto a tu i tina uma le lagil! *** iFeliz dia de las Madres para Todas las Madres y tu Madres, y dedicacion a todas las Madres en el Cielo, tambien! *** (Special Note: Tia mora rokuii el Edil ra Beluu ra Belau, mar Edil, mlamerail ele Dios aule mekedong!} Dimechikung emonge tmokl abedengiu ma Dios lobeng kemiu emengkar erkemiu era bekl sils!} For Mother's Day on May 12, 2019.
Oh, why don't you use the Palauan language or English language! You should not mix English with Palauan. Mekebud is called sardines. Ke mengsekl means fry? I am trying to learn the language! It is important that you speak the correct Palauan language to teach the young generations of Palau future!
Thank you for your question! However, I wish not to answer the question which is insignificant! Although, you have a lot of American professionals who speak more than three languages! At any rate, thank you for your question!
@@PalauCreationsbyQCP : Just want to make a correction for the meaning of frying sardines. Mekebud is sardines: Makumdasue eng sel belkul a fry in Palauan Language is Mengerdoched a mekebud! or Mengerdoched a ngikl ( in catholic dictionary } it spelled in Palauan language: Mengerdoched a ngikl < Frying fish> Cheredoched el ngikl Mengesekl a yasai or Fried Rice. Mengsekl a bras I'm making fried rice< akmeruul a elsekl beras> I realized the meaning of frying in Palauan language was incorrect. Instead of I incorrectly used < menges
Mengesekl Apology for incorrect meaning! Thank you very much and I welcome your future comment or corrections! As I mentioned that I am learning how to write the Palauan language. I speak 13 languages fluently by reading and writing. Languages are one of my minors. But not the Palauan language! Thank you and have a blessing year throughout and beyond! In the interim, I hope and look forward to receiving more comments or questions, if it's not a conflict of interest!
Wow look good the fresh sashimi and it’s my favorite one blue fin.✨❤️
The best part of the video was your mama presented with the food by her granddaughter. Nice. Subscribed. Source: Mother from Belau.
@Me T I am sorry for your family's loss. I will pray for her and for you guys right now.
I am just realizing who this is. Great Video!!!! Thanks for the tips!
really miss palau and the food there. The fish is the best in the world!
uncle quay!!! I can't believe I found your youtube channel! upload more videos on how to cook palauan food so I can cook for mom haha! I love you guys and miss you all so much, tell grandma and AJ I said hi! -Madalarak
Hi Larak, glad you found the channel. I'll upload more recipes depending on what fish we catch!
Thanks 🙌🏽 now I shall go cook my fish🤗🤤
Thank you! finally we have some fresh home cook from home. man kmal enjoy lomes di kedemeral di mo songerengel. make more home cook.
Glad you enjoy and will make more depending on what fish I catch! hehe
Uaisei, kakerous el ngikl kakerous el yori..
love your videos. great to see videos from home. please load more when you can brother. God bless you and your family.
Thanks for the kind comment! Will try and do more.
Yummmmyyyy
Thank you for the recipe, I will try the fish fry, it's looks good. Unfortunately, we don't have fresh fish like the ones you displayed from Palau. Our Society Organization are planning to come to palau sometimes during the fall seasons or February of 2020. We are looking forwad to sample some of the best Palauan cuisines! Again, thank you for sharing!
Didn't you have chef skills... Nice, or should I say Nize. Remember your name? Greetings from Houk.
Dang! That looks really good 😃..Mechas Momes e kululeui lekong 🤤🤤🤤
Hi from Malaysia! I came across your video when I was researching for Palauan Foood and I have made Sos ma Cheluch based on your video. We loved it so much! It tasted a bit like Teriyaki. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
Ke mal mesaul for the video brother, learning about my palauan roots 🤙🏽😎
Thanks for the positive feedback. Will try to make more when time permits!
Edil yorosku to your Mom💕 mal ngeltngat di mnga fresh🤗🤗😍Mrs.Polloi kmral dirk msisiich miss u yorosku from ATL familia😍🇵🇼✌️💕
Would love to see you go trolling for fish! And that fish soup looked good!
You can watch us trolling. Just search palau creations fishing
👍👍..do more palauan cooking..solid man!!
Rivals 09 yes!! I just made a Palauan cooking video too! 😊👍👨🍳
omg... I really miss Palauan food.
Omg.. I miss this
Nice. Have you ever substituted olive oil for the vegetable oil?
Yes, you can use olive oil. I do it all the time when in the mood for "sos ma eluch." Olive oil is better because it gives an extra vegetable flavor.
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL MOTHERS, AND TO YOUR MOM, TOO! DEDICATION IN MEMORY OF ALL MOTHERS IN HEAVEN, TOO! I WISH I CAN TRANSLATE THIS MESSAGE TO PALAUAN LANGUAGES! UnfortunatelY, I'M STILL LEARNING! BUT I WILL TRANSLATE IT TO Japanese, Hawaiian, Samoan, and Spanish for my friends who are viewing youtube! {Okasan to okasan, soshite tengoku ni iru subete no okasn e no kenshin tekina hibi!} *** {Na la'hine makuahine i na maku ahine a me k'ou makuahine, a me ka ho'ola' a' ana i na makuahine a pau ma ka iani!} *** Aso fiafia tin a i tin a Uma ma lou tina, ma le tuuto a tu i tina uma le lagil! *** iFeliz dia de las Madres para Todas las Madres y tu Madres, y dedicacion a todas las Madres en el Cielo, tambien! *** (Special Note: Tia mora rokuii el Edil ra Beluu ra Belau, mar Edil, mlamerail ele Dios aule mekedong!} Dimechikung emonge tmokl abedengiu
ma Dios lobeng kemiu emengkar erkemiu era bekl sils!} For Mother's Day on May 12, 2019.
Bruh😎😎 just learn the four finger measurement👍👍
ak menga malk ngdi sel kumes er tial video er kau eng ngkora mal di moua asi ra ilechang, lol.meral ungil tial backyard er kau...
Kam try lou sos ma cheluch ra malk. hehe. kora mo adobo.
Oh, why don't you use the Palauan language or English language! You should not mix English with Palauan. Mekebud is called sardines. Ke mengsekl means fry? I am trying to learn the language! It is important that you speak the correct Palauan language to teach the young generations of Palau future!
Intriguing. Where you from Barbara?
Thank you for your question! However, I wish not to answer the question which is insignificant!
Although, you have a lot of American professionals who speak more than three languages! At any rate, thank you for your question!
@@PalauCreationsbyQCP : Just want to make a correction for the meaning of frying sardines. Mekebud is sardines: Makumdasue eng sel belkul a fry in Palauan Language is Mengerdoched a mekebud! or Mengerdoched a ngikl ( in catholic dictionary } it spelled in Palauan language: Mengerdoched a ngikl < Frying fish> Cheredoched el ngikl Mengesekl a yasai or Fried Rice. Mengsekl a bras I'm making fried rice< akmeruul a elsekl beras>
I realized the meaning of frying in Palauan language was incorrect. Instead of I incorrectly used < menges
Mengesekl Apology for incorrect meaning! Thank you very much and I welcome your future comment or corrections! As I mentioned that I am learning how to write the Palauan language. I speak 13 languages fluently by reading and writing. Languages are one of my minors. But not the Palauan language! Thank you and have a blessing year throughout and beyond! In the interim, I hope and look forward to receiving more comments or questions, if it's not a conflict of interest!