Thank you for your comment! 'Chaa' is not exactly a taste but it's more like a numb. (Ex: Feel numb at your tongue if you eat some kind of spice that makes you feel numb such as Màa-Lâa.) So, it's more like a feeling than a taste/flavor. And for 'Fàat' or 'The astringent taste', Thank you for this word, I totally forget it. Use to describe the taste such as a green banana or a banana blossom. But it is not so popular because a lot of dishes or veggies/fruits don't have this taste or many times it's come and mixed with the bitter taste so we commonly use 'kŏm' instead.
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Awsome great to know these words since I love Thai food! 😀
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it would be great if you add another 2 taste "
ชา" and
"ฝาด". cause a lot of Thai teaching not include this 2 words.
Thank you for your comment!
'Chaa' is not exactly a taste but it's more like a numb. (Ex: Feel numb at your tongue if you eat some kind of spice that makes you feel numb such as Màa-Lâa.) So, it's more like a feeling than a taste/flavor.
And for 'Fàat' or 'The astringent taste', Thank you for this word, I totally forget it. Use to describe the taste such as a green banana or a banana blossom. But it is not so popular because a lot of dishes or veggies/fruits don't have this taste or many times it's come and mixed with the bitter taste so we commonly use 'kŏm' instead.
Can i ask something.. for the word 'flavour' which is rót châat, is it really spelled as รสชาติ? Didnt รสชาติ is pronounced 'rót chaa dtì'?
It's only "rot-chaat" kaa. Kind of a special word, that's why.
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