Lesson 3: what do people eat when they get married? by Leo Chen

10 Leo

chen7530 — 2021-11-23 07:00:12 UTC

In Taiwan, we usually eat sticky rice dumpling when people get married.

Beam

2021-11-23 08:39:02 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat sweets at the wedding ceremony.

10. Namping

2021-11-23 08:39:16 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat laab when we get married.

In 30

2021-11-23 08:39:48 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat pork knuckle rice when we get married.

16 anda

2021-11-23 08:42:14 UTC

In Thailand we usually eat steamed when we get married.(•‿•)

Put

2021-11-23 08:43:34 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat bean sproutin when we get married.

3.Wei

2021-11-23 08:43:55 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat green curry when we get married.

ุ6vda

2021-11-23 08:44:13 UTC

ข้าวตอกน้ำกะทิ ที่มีความหมายว่าความรักที่เบ่งบานเหมือนกับข้าวตอก และหวานชื่นเหมือนน้ำกะทิ

khāwtxk namkathi That means love that blooms a lot and is sweet like coconut milk.

Pim

2021-11-23 08:44:54 UTC

Thai people tend to eat sticky rice with coconut milk, meaning that the newlyweds love each other as tightly as sticky rice and sweet as coconut milk.

Lin31

2021-11-23 09:01:07 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat Glass glutinous rice when we get married.;-;;;;

15.Bonus

2021-11-23 09:03:24 UTC

In Thailand we usuaally eat Fried rice when we got married

paranee

2021-11-23 09:11:23 UTC

Massaman Kaeng Kaew Ta, fragrant, cumin, hot flavor, any man who has swallowed the curry wants to dream about it.” We have been paying attention to food for a very long time. important to the size of the poem Thai food is so meticulous that it creates a mellow flavor. Massaman stands out in coconut milk and curry paste. Missing one thing is impossible. Today I would like to present the recipe for Chicken Massaman, rich, sweet, fragrant with coconut milk

26 Pancake

2021-11-23 09:15:32 UTC

In Thailand we usually eat Pumpkin Curry when we get married.

Preme

2021-11-23 09:15:56 UTC

Lemon pork is a spicy food that many Thai people like to eat. On the wedding day, there will be on the Chinese table, besides the lemon pork, there are many dishes that Thai people like to eat.

Tatar

2021-11-23 09:34:09 UTC

Ih Thailand we usually eat "load shong" when we get married.

Mon

2021-11-24 01:29:50 UTC

In Thailand,we usually eat Glutinous Rice with Coconut Milk when we get married.

25 Diamond

2021-11-24 02:07:34 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat wedding cake when we get married

Gunt

2021-11-24 02:13:06 UTC

In Thailand we usually eat khaw niy piyk when we get married.

Natthakarn

2021-11-24 02:15:38 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat "Khanom Jeen Nam Ya" when we get married.

Por

2021-11-24 02:24:27 UTC

In Thailand ,we usually eat Thong Yiib means grabbing anything is gold.

Aomsin

2021-11-24 02:25:31 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat Panang Curry when we get married.

Night🌻

2021-11-24 03:06:55 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat Steamed layer cake (Kanom chan) when we get married.

sith

2021-11-24 03:33:34 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat thong yod when we get married.

9.Nok

2021-11-24 03:35:00 UTC

In Thailand we actually eat Dumplings when we get married.

23 QI NUO

2021-11-24 03:35:23 UTC

In Thailand,we usually eat Mat khanoon when we get married.

HuiMei

2021-11-24 03:40:50 UTC

When Thai people are marry, they also eat "SA KU" .That also is my a favourite traditional food of thai.It make from pork ,sago and other.We also eat with chili ,peppers,coriander and salad.If you are interesting you should taste it because it is yummy and chip.

Phatcha

2021-11-24 03:42:13 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat Foi Thong when we get married.

17.Anggoon

2021-11-24 03:43:13 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat
Tom Kha Gai (Thai chicken coconut soup)

when we get married.

Tanwa

2021-11-26 06:04:08 UTC

In Thailand, we usually eat Tom Kha Gai(Thai chiken coconut milk) when we get married

Paing

2021-11-26 07:53:29 UTC

Khanom Jeen Nam is a food that is used in weddings. since ancient times It is believed that Khanom Jeen must be used in the event. It must be the longest, beautiful rolls of Khanom Jeen, representing a long-lasting love. like noodles of Chinese dessert