Lao Home-Cooking with Tanoy E1 Papaya Salad 🇱🇦 | ແຕ່ງກິນຢູ່ເຮືອນນຳຕານອຍ E1 ຕຳຫມາກຫຸ່ງ

Over the years I've enjoyed the best available videos about Lao food from some of the most interesting people doing food shows, such as; Mark Wiens, Anthony Bourdain, and Gordon Ramsay. Lao food is still very underrepresented, often mistaken as Thai food, and even though they did a great job promoting the food I felt there was so much missing that I could capture through my language skills and real passion for the food.
I am very excited for the first episode of Lao Home-Cooking with Tanoy, where the goal is for us all to enjoy cooking, some good banter in both languages, and to sit down for a meal together as you would do normally. Hanging out with Lao people cooking and eating is one of my favorite environments to be in and where I learned so much of what I know about the language, culture and way of life.
#Laos #LaoLegends #LaosVlog #TravelLaos #LearnLao

[@LaoLegends]

*This video is not subtitled and we speak a lot of Lao. I will keep improving and always do try my best to translate what's going. Right now I simply don't have the extra hours of time to do subtitles or extra money to hire help, but it's definitely a part of the plan so stick with me because I'm loving doing this and it's just going to get better. :)

[@FirstChurchThailand]

I’ll be in Vang Vieng soon brother

[@LaoLegends]

@@FirstChurchThailand A beautiful place to be no doubt.

[@FirstChurchThailand]

@@LaoLegends absolutely brother. Got a calling CHRIST wants me there

[@meksavanhmanivong2493]

Laos 🇱🇦 food! Yummy! Sticky rice & rice also can serve with most Lao foods !she doing alright first time learning how to speak English 👍

[@LaoLegends]

So good right!

[@mythai05]

"Shredding" works. Chefs would probably call it "julienning". The way she does it with a large knife is to chop and slice to make the long thin pieces. A lot of vendors now use a special tool to make the strips. "Dicing" is cutting into small cubes.

[@soukvoraphetkeola628]

Following up ❤❤❤❤

[@untouchablelah]

Dicing or shredding is probably the closest word.

[@738udco-75-tfkf]

She is bright; will be fluent in English in no time. ເກັ່ງຫຼາຍ 👍👏👏 New FC from USA 🇺🇸 ❤🇱🇦

[@viexay]

Chicago, Illinois !

[@LaoLegends]

No doubt. :) Where about in the USA?

[@LaoLegends]

So cool to know where everybody is watching from and to have a place here to bring all fans of Lao food together.

[@738udco-75-tfkf]

@@LaoLegends I’m in Portland, Oregon

[@KingphetB]

👋💛

[@vsp2801]

Chop..:chop …papaya 😂😂😂

[@havechopstickswilltravel2990]

This a great way to learn the languages.

[@LaoLegends]

Thanks. So glad. I really hoped it would be useful.:)

[@leesinnorai1871]

She’s Learning well !

[@may-maytanymaytany_s3417]

Support you,dude 🎉

[@LaoLegends]

Thank you so much!

[@Richard503442]

She was so multi-tasking she almost made you Luang Prabang style lol good call, Great video.

[@LaoLegends]

So close!;) Glad you liked it. Couldn't be having more fun making them so much more to come. :)

[@toonhanshana2685]

She's very bright. She'll speak English fluently in no time.

[@LaoSoftware]

You are doing a good job. I enjoy your videos.

[@LaoLegends]

Thanks so much!

[@mythai05]

She was "fak"ing that papaya rather skilfully! 🤣 I would describe that as "chopping into strands". When most people hear chop, they think of cutting into small pieces, but with papaya salad you chop lengthwise, then slice underneath where you chopped to separate it into strands. It takes a little practice to get it right. The video looks good. The only suggestion I can make is to add the recipe and/or key vocabulary in the description. In the future, you could bring a notebook with you, and write notes on ingredients and process. Then when you write the description you can just add your notes. That would save you a lot of time. I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. 👍

[@bounta60]

Oh man! you make me want to go back to Lao soon.Look like you have some fun! there. I love the weather in Laos it's cold here In USA.

[@LaoLegends]

Go for it! It's a warm and friendly place to be. :)

[@leesinnorai1871]

ຍຳໝາກຮຸ່ງ , ຊອຍ , 👍😄

[@leesinnorai1871]

Very cool 👍😄

[@user-ut1qk6ny7f]

Looks delicious haha you should learn to make your own for real yum😊

[@LaoLegends]

Will have to switch it up and have her behind the camera while I make something...from her directions of course. ;)

[@user-ib9eb3bc4z]

FC สะหวันนะเขตจากลาว

[@LaoLegends]

ຂອບໃຈອີຫລີເດີ້

[@hongthong2756]

she so cute

[@Richard503442]

I would say Slice, I was in Luang Prabang recently a lady at the food vender literally said "Thut?" for slicing sausages I ordered. I replied "Doi, soi ne" both works.

[@user-ut1qk6ny7f]

Skoden 😮

[@ottphaokanya1066]

It call chopped papaya.

[@davonephommavanh6825]

So impressive! Your Lao is so good 😊 and she did very good as well . Food looks delish !

[@LaoLegends]

So glad you enjoyed it. Was such good food.

[@daybouttaphom7579]

Your Lao is amazing!! Better than most native speaker! (Well better than my Lao English) Keep up the great contents!! Looking forward to all your videos

[@LaoLegends]

Wow, thank you! Much more to come. :)

[@daybouttaphom7579]

I mean, you have a natural Lao accent. Your Pronunciation is on point!! Could've or thought you were a native speaker at first. Thank you for your Iove and interest in the Lao language and culture.

[@billyb9067]

No worries Bro I understand both lol 😂

[@LaoLegends]

Even better! Sometimes I forget to translate, but hopefully as I grow a bit bigger I can have subtitles again so everyone can follow along.

[@billyb9067]

@@LaoLegends where in the states did you leave at??

[@user-nd4ko5mo9n]

ติดตามแล้วเด้อประเทดลาวยีนดีตอนรับ

[@LaoLegends]

ຂອບໃຈຫລາຍໆ ເດີ້

[@billyb9067]

Remember Lao doesn’t really have an R in our speech it’s L lol 😂

[@USER-GU4GJJURFGJKV]

Tell me how you learn Lao? I've been living in Laos for a year, but I still can't figure out what works best for me.

[@LaoLegends]

A lot of hours spent obsessing over trying to figure it out and sounding like a nutter talking to myself. I use the same approach in learning languages. I try to accumulate time exposed to the language in any form then mimic that back to myself out loud. Learning to read and write is also key for my brain to map the language patterns. Feel like literacy is often undervalued, especially for a language like Lao because it's deemed too big of a task, but it really speeds up the learning process.

[@palphimsurgtech]

Random question. Are you on eSIM or physical SIM card?

[@LaoLegends]

physical SIM card :)

[@viexay]

Where are you from ? Are you Caucasian? How long did it take you to learn the Lao language. No they do sell that in the states. My mom has one of those bamboo rice covers to steam the rice 🍚. New subscriber

[@LaoLegends]

Just a Caucasian guy from Arizona. Been a long time cause I've been interested and tried to put it together back home as best I could for the last 15 years, but was extremely challenging with no real resources so couldn't be happier to be here finally. Thanks for subbing!

[@EamonnHogan-eu3qc]

I to a Caucasian guy from Arizona, well originally from EU, but lived in AZ since 2005. Now here in Vientiane, checking it out, to see and feel if it's a good fit, so far, so good 😂

[@sysomyoung7437]

I know that u speaking really well,but can u write too?

[@LaoLegends]

The title and thumbnail or both in Lao too...ເຮົາກະຂຽນເອງເດີ້ ;)

[@TChou-zn4yd]

🙏ວາັຕ ດິດ ຢູ ບຣິງ (What did you bring?) ເຈົ້າໃດ້ຫຍັງມາແນ່? ເຈົ້າໃດ້ຖືຫຍັງມາແນ່?

[@TChou-zn4yd]

Knife ໄນັຟ ໄນັເຟິ

[@TChou-zn4yd]

Long Bean ຖົ່ວຕຳ ຖົ່ວຍາວ

[@BadMedizin]

💯👍🙏