The crunchy pomegranate has a little bit more that i'd like to add. In Thai, ruby and pomegranate are the same word. People literally took the name of ruby to call pomegranate, so the dessert is called after the fruit, but the fruit is called after the gemstone (hope this is not confusing😅). But people sometimes dye them in different color and change their name after the gemstone that have the same color, like if it green, it’d be crunchy emerald, blue could be crunchy sapphire. However, ruby red is the most popular and familiar one.
Lets just appreciate our perth for giving us such amazing content even though we know he has so much work to do other than youtube. Thankyou Perth . We love you and we appreciate your hardwork.
Perth is living my dream rn, I've never seen another dude doing such an effor to explain things and spoil the BL Fandom like this, and that's something we must appreciate.
I really like how Perth repeats the pronunciations in a way that's understandable and easy to say. I've always wanted to know what the desserts tasted like after watching UWMA and now my curiosity is satisfied. I don't know if Perth explained it before but I always wonder why students wear uniforms in university, like I see in a lot of series too different types of uniforms are worn?
In Thailand, the reasons that student wear uniform in University is because it's mandatory. We do have many style of uniform although all of them are white shirt and black dress/pants. Traditionally, it might be because it's a way of honouring the education place? Like you wouldnt want a student to come in dress in short mini skirt (same logic as not wearing shorts in temple because University is also a sacred place in a way that people respect education) and also a way to state that everyone is equal(no matter how rich or poor, in the university you are their student) In every university the uniform are actually the same but what differentiate student from each university is the "pin" they pinned on their shirts or the belt which contain the specific university symbol. Again, when going to university sometime u do forget to put on the pin or the belt lol The occasion where u have to dress more formally is when u are taking the exam. However, all of this dress code does also depends on how strict your univerisity is.
Can we just appreciate this guy for bringing us content when he clearly must be busy with other stuff?? Thank you Perth:-) you're an amazing person, you're hardworking and very adorable❤ we support you and your work and I hope you always stay happy and healthy💜
I love this series a lot. It's not just about fangirling anymore, the culture itself is hella interesting. Just, one thing I was always curious, why, oh why, are most of the protagonists set as ENGINEERING students? what's with this popularity of engineering in Thailand?
The answer Tul of MaxTul gave about this (in a interview with the Let's Talk BL podcast, which is here on youtube if you want to watch it), was that it is because engineering is associated with like very masculine guys, whom typically wouldn't be associated with being lgbt, basically I believe it's kind of about it being unexpected and therefore more interesting/dramatic, though I am sure there is more to it, like it also being a popular thing to study perhaps? I'd still love to get a more in depth video by Perth on it though, but, that's one answer
@@threeleggedcat You hit something with the gender roles. BLs are not gay per se.. they are a genre originally made for women! The psychology behind the storytelling is the vicarious thrill of watching two men portray a paradigm of a heterosexual, male/female relationship or romance.. and to see the masculine male in his paradigm role interact with a male in the paradigm or traditions of a female's role in a romance! As BLs have moved from manga and Yaoi to TV, that formula has blurred, esp. with huge LGBTQ audiences now participating in the dialogue between production and audiences thanks to social media. BLs are now a mix of that tradition from manga and gay content from real life.
@@threeleggedcat Yes engineering seems to be known as an all boys club career in Thailand from the looks of things and authors are using this setting since there are more guys in it. Also they might be inspired by stories that other authors have done with this faculty and the old BL tropes get used as well due to authors not doing much research on lgbt+ persons etc. I think Thai and other Asian BL series are in very much need of lgbt perspectives in their stories like we have Western BL stories that are more lgbt+ inclusive and diverse in storytelling.
@@SisterUnity Yes exactly right! BL was a genre where female Japanese artists at the time created using well two male characters and put them in a romantic situation. I believe CLAMP artists are the ones who were the first artists/ authors involved but not too sure. BL also known as yaoi/ shounen ai stories were made by women for other women to portray gay romance simply because these female authors didn't like the way straight stories were being told. I personally wish they never used gay characters but instead made femdom stories but seems like they didn't. It's interesting to learn about the psychology behind it too. However, while BL became popular over time and not instantly like GL however, there are barely any Asian GL series and GL series seem to not have as much popularity too.
This is really interesting. I love that Perth can interpret Thai culture for the international audiences. As a BL actor himself as well as a Thailand resident, the dude has a lot of street cred and clearly explains everything
I just love how Perth started doing the "for the casual BL fan" series and now he is also getting to experience more of Thai culture...Learning about different cultures is an absolutely amazing experience...yet it can be so much time consuming...Let's all appreciate that Perth is making time out of his busy schedule to make such amazing content💜❤Hopefully he continues to have an amazing experience doing what he is doing💙
I appreciate that Perth is just sharing things about Thai culture, food, etc with BL as the medium. Surprisingly, BL does a better job at cultural educational guides than a lot of other lakorns, dramas, etc mainly heterosexual. Maybe it's just me 🤣😅
@@celestemurillo6236 it definitely does, and recently, they've also been branching out with different genres and topics too, unlike most het dramas, which mainly reuse the same plots over and over again(e.g. child got swapped/lost at birth and then gets reunited with their actual parent, stepchild or adopted child is actually the real child)
I live in Southampton and to me he sounded like he was trying to be northern 😂I was like Perth why are you trying to sound Northern you're Australian! Agree though really mademe laugh, I think it makes him more relatable? Like he is just chatting casually with friends not too formal
I had to come back to this after seeing what happened to you in the most recent episode of KinnPorsche. My mom and I literally screamed when we saw your head. Yes. I'm watching it with my mom.
10:20, Note: macarons are the french sandwich type deserts made with egg white/meringue, macaroons are the cookie hunks often with shredded coconut. Near everyone mixes it up and calls macarons macaroons, but they're pretty different deserts. (Macaroons are so much easier to make than macarons lol)
@@melistars nah- many Aussies make the mistake of the oo (long O sound) in macaroon and the o (short O sound) in macaron and use them interchangeably. If you showed us a pic of each- we'd know what's what- but usually we add a description when we use the word (like Perth did with when he said about having the 2 crispy parts like a sandwich- so we knew he was referring to the macaron).
There are actually most of celebrities in the world when they become famous they forgot their supporters that support them in their beginning of their carrier. im glad P'perth is so humble to teach us very needed knowledge about thai cuisine and culture and im so happy about that
Enamoradisima de la manera en que se toma el tiempo para pronunciar cada palabra, para explicar lo que significa y luego dar su opinión acerca de lo que prueba. Ahora me dieron ganas de probar cada uno de esos pequeños postrecitos 😭❤
I love the british accents that you speak with here and there 😂 also loving the pokemon plushies you have 🥰 a big pokemon fan myself, and i love leum kleun as i have made it myself before despite being british 😅
The Anchan flower here in Sri Lanka is called 'Katarolu' and we soak them in hot water and drink as tea and also used to dye milk rice too. Learn a lot about Thai deserts. Love you 💖✨💖 Soo cute the whole video 😄🤗💓
Leum Kleun is an eye-catchy dessert. Too bad I don't have any skills in pastry, so I will have to persuade any of my pastry-skilled friends to make it. 😅
This is so fun!! As a huge fan of UWMA I always wondered how the treats actually tasted! Now I need to know what “mungbeanie” actually tastes like!! So intrigued! Thank you for these videos, so fun and I learned a lot - Thai words and culture!
Omg my beloved perth. The latest kinnporsche episode freaked me out so much. I discovered you as a vlogger first before as an actor. I need to come here right after I saw your head.
UWMA still one of my favorite bl until now, thank you for your effort making this video Perth... I actually didn't expect you'll make video about Thai dessert... UWMA introduced me to some of Thai desserts ❤
I love how much artistic work goes into the desserts - they're deliciously beautiful. But I think I'd also be taken aback when the flavor has no connection to the color. Was also fun have a momentary flashback to UWMA. Thanks for sharing! Also love Cutie Pie and Kinn Porsche - you add your own unique twist to help make them special!
I was curious about Pharm's dessert when I looked at the red line Thank Perth for shooting this film Also use the most contrast of the film to let us know which episode of Thai dessert ~ It's so cute ❤️
The way Perth said things like "it's nice, it's really nice", I feel like he accidentally channeled such a Joey from Trash Taste (that's not what it sounds like, i swear, though, if you know, you know) energy, and I love it so much Thank you for such a cool and educational video. UWMA is one of my favourite dramas and I was really interested in learning more about all the desserts from there
Never knew I needed to watch perth's explanation of the details in BLs. Goes to show how much detail they put into making a classic drama la UWMA. They're more recent food based BLs like La Cuisine and What's Zabb Man and I'd love Perth to introduce some of the food introduced in those series too!!
: After i watched UWMA , i realy wanted know more about all desserts in this series ☺️😍 Cus seem so yummy😉☺️ Your video was so interesting for me 🤩🤩 Good job and thank you💖💖
🥺🥺🥺 UWMA is one of my top faves when it comes to BL, so watching you show and talk about these desserts brought me back to when I first watched UWMA. Thank you for this wonderful content! Susu na kha! 💕
i really love these videos because i don't know much about Thailand but i always love learning about other cultures it's always fun. 😁 a video about some of the most important thai holidays and their significance would be really cool tho 👀
I saw some desserts that look similar to Indonesian desserts. We have Klepon in Javanese desserts that kinda similar to Kanom Ko, the difference is that we used coconut sprinkles and it is a totally a mouthgasmic dessert. It's chewy and the palm sugar filling will feel like exploding in your mouth. Tubtim grob also kinda similar to Javanese Wedang Ronde, but instead of using coconut milk syrup, we use ginger syrup and the tapioca pearls have different colors. Wedang Ronde is a dessert that can be enjoyed at night. And the last, we also love mung beans. There are many desserts that use mung bean paste for the filling. Thank you for exploring Thai desserts, especially some desserts that I saw on UWMA.
Thank you for explaining the desserts so well. You really put in effort to bring interesting content and it is highly appreciated. I especially liked when you repeat the name of the dessert - it is just like an educational language tutorial. There are quite a few Thai BLs with food theme (desserts & regular Thai cuisine) so it is very interesting to have someone familiar explain the items in a simple and informative manner which is easy to understand. Please continue giving us content on Thai cuisine. It is so varied & also quite misunderstood I feel. The general perception of Thai food is that it is very spicy and has coconut milk in most every dish.
i love this series sm its actually very interesting learning all these little details about thai culture from the things we watch in the series tysm for taking your time and doing all the research!
I love Perth making these videos they're so interesting and i'm glad he's finding it fun and interesting to. I especially love the fact he went through the desserts in UWMA because ever since i've watched it i've been intrigued about the desserts pharm makes. I'd love to try and make them myself one day and learning a bit about them through this was wicked.
It's so nice to hear you speak like an Aussie, and pronounce words the way we do, especially your Aussie slang. I really enjoy your videos, I watch a lot of BL series, my favourite is Dark Blue Kiss, absolutely love Pete ( Tay Tawan ), he plays the part so well, I like the way he gives you the death stare and takes no prisoners. Ps, You're super cute...
I'm from Mexico and I was very interested in sticky rice with mango, I know it's not a particularly recurring dessert in bl but I saw it many times, so I did it and for my first time I think it's not bad at all 😅😁
Thank you for the fun and informative video. UWMA is my all-time favorite BL and it was nice to learn more about the desserts that are so important to the plot of the series. Looks like I need to hunt some of these down to taste for myself!
Aww I love that these series of videos are helping you learn more about Thai culture! We can tell you're having fun and as a result we can have fun while learning too ☺️
Perth be making this series as we get excited over the videos are the best thing that happened for us and for him too. Couldn’t be more grateful and thankful for Perth for working hard and putting lots of efforts on making the videos. We love you lots!
Wow thank you so much for this video, I loved it 💛 UWMA was one of the first BL series I watched, the story was so touching and the desserts all had a particular signification and were linked to the characters' past and present. I tried to find some information in French/English about these desserts on the internet at the time but unfortunately there wasn't a lot. I'm glad I could learn more about them thanks to you, especially the chor muang, I didn't even realize it was a salty snack. I wish one day I can visit Thailand and try some of them 🤗
UWMA and now Perth are fueling my longing to try these desserts personally.... It would be cool to see Perth try cooking one again. PERTH and Gameplay for Thai Dessert cooking?
I actually made Leum Kleun a couple days ago, after waiting for some molds to be shipped in from Thailand. Everyone I gave them to liked them quite a bit!
Thank you so much for the video! I really thoroughly enjoyed it 💕 it’s a combination of everything I love: desserts, BL references (UWMA is great) and Thai culture… You’re making me wanna visit Thailand even more badly 😆
Yay! Thank you! UWMA is my favorite BL series ever and it was great to revisit it with these desserts! I can't wait to visit Bangkok again so I can try these in person. One subject I would like explored is the various uses of gendered language (pom, chun, rao, etc) when it comes to gender non conforming people and/or when speaking in intimate situations. I notice sometimes that there will be switching: Mean Phiravich's character, Tin, in Love By Chance 2 uses "chun" but only when speaking to Can. Also Tohu, in Miracle of Teddy Bear, uses "ha" which I'm curious about. I don't know if that is a casual topic, per se, but I am curious.
I've had the same question, and I actually listed more of those: *Ter เธอ (casual?)/mung มึง (impolite?)/ni/nai (from a senior to a junior?)/khun คุณ (as in khobkhun ขอบคุณ, thank you): you *Guu กู (impolite)/laow (in laow wa thøøt, I'm sorry) /chan ฉัน/phom ผม (masculine): I *Man มัน (impolite, because that's for animals)/khao เขา: him/her/they *Rao เรา: us Nai was first introduced to me in SOTUS S, when (Nong) Nai says to P'Yong he thought he knew his name because he was always calling him Nai (but P'Yong was saying "you") and I heard it again for the second time in A Chance to Love as well (/Love By Chance (LBC) S2) Guu/mung are quite common in BLs, but LBC teaches us they're impolite Ter is often used in songs, I got it from OffGun songs (NOT ME ost) and ofc most of NuNew's Cutie Pie songs But it would be real nice to have the explanation from P'Perth, and I'm curious to know if there would be more pronouns in Thai... It sounds so rich!
3:12 Was that an attempt at an Irish accent? 😂 I love how Perth is also learning new things about Thai culture as he's making these videos. We're both learning new sh*t mate! Also, i kinda wanna rewatch UWMA but...i honestly dont know if my heart could go through all of that again. 😅
I love so much how Perth is give us a travel around thailand, his culture and his food with the toucho of his personality. I'm enjoying so much this series of videos
As a BL fan I have to say that I loved your acting in 'Cutie Pie', and seeing you talk about the desserts, that I myself have been trying to make at home, from UWMA is amazing. You have given me more insight into Thai cuisine.
Thank you so much for your introduction to these desserts! I really want to know about some of the traditional festivals in Thailand and would like to know what special things they usually do on special festivals!❤️
Very grateful to you P'Perth for amazing educative content. I really am interested in Thai culture especially the Thai cuisine. You're making it so much fun to learn.
Everytime you post up one of these I get a huge hit of nostalgia from my childhood. I went to high school in Bangkok (ISB). My mẹ would take me to the markets and we would have a bunch of these as snacks. Plus, she makes a version of Tub Tim Grob (we call it Chè Thái) using different food colour dyes so it's all of the colours not just red plus some other additional ingredients. I look forward to all of your future posts. Take care!!!
your appreciation for language and thai culture in general is so relaxing and uplifting. as a language student, I’d like your content even if it wasn’t related to BL. But we so appreciate you for spoiling the industry with your hard work and dedication. ❤️ keep going! 💪
Wow, even though this video seems simple, but I’m sure you’d done tons of research before filming it. I love all the explanations. Keeps making these amazing content!
I was so excited for this video!! You definitely did not disappoint, all the desserts looked so yummy!! I'm so jealous that you got to try them all so I'm off to book my flight now 😋
Thank you so much for this video Perth. I love how you featured the desserts from Until We Meet Again. Was my very first BL series that I watched from start to finish and is an absolute favorite for me. Your videos are amazing! Keep up the great work in all you do. 😁💙
Surprisingly there is a very similar dessert in the southern part of India, Kerala called "Ela ada" which is pretty close to "Kanom Tom". How beautiful it is to learn these simple things from around the world and be able to connect to all. If used the right way internet is gorgeous. I love your content. Keep going. All the best.👍
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos for us international fans! This was so informative and interesting - now I want to try all these desserts. Love how you pronounce "pomegranate"! ❤🥰 Wishing you all the best from California!
I love how in your recent videos you had become more engaged with your audience. You are now much more comfortable talking in front of the camera and the delivery of your lines feels like you are having a conversing with old friends. Looking forward to your future videos ^_^
The crunchy pomegranate has a little bit more that i'd like to add. In Thai, ruby and pomegranate are the same word. People literally took the name of ruby to call pomegranate, so the dessert is called after the fruit, but the fruit is called after the gemstone (hope this is not confusing😅). But people sometimes dye them in different color and change their name after the gemstone that have the same color, like if it green, it’d be crunchy emerald, blue could be crunchy sapphire. However, ruby red is the most popular and familiar one.
That's very interesting! Thank you for taking time to explain 💙
Fascinating! Thank you x
The etymological path here is interesting, and explains a bit of how things can be lost in translation. 🤔
0h my, this comment is so rich
@@tarsilanascimento7932 In more ways than one too.😂
I'm a simple woman, Perth winks, I hit the like button. It's just science.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Me too!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same here , 🤣❤️
Same ❤😂
Lets just appreciate our perth for giving us such amazing content even though we know he has so much work to do other than youtube. Thankyou Perth . We love you and we appreciate your hardwork.
Perth is living my dream rn, I've never seen another dude doing such an effor to explain things and spoil the BL Fandom like this, and that's something we must appreciate.
True
honestly I am so appreciative that his channel exists
I really like how Perth repeats the pronunciations in a way that's understandable and easy to say. I've always wanted to know what the desserts tasted like after watching UWMA and now my curiosity is satisfied. I don't know if Perth explained it before but I always wonder why students wear uniforms in university, like I see in a lot of series too different types of uniforms are worn?
In Thailand, the reasons that student wear uniform in University is because it's mandatory. We do have many style of uniform although all of them are white shirt and black dress/pants. Traditionally, it might be because it's a way of honouring the education place? Like you wouldnt want a student to come in dress in short mini skirt (same logic as not wearing shorts in temple because University is also a sacred place in a way that people respect education) and also a way to state that everyone is equal(no matter how rich or poor, in the university you are their student) In every university the uniform are actually the same but what differentiate student from each university is the "pin" they pinned on their shirts or the belt which contain the specific university symbol. Again, when going to university sometime u do forget to put on the pin or the belt lol The occasion where u have to dress more formally is when u are taking the exam. However, all of this dress code does also depends on how strict your univerisity is.
UWMA is such an iconic BL! Thanks for covering this!
One of the best Bl i have ever seen
Facts 🥰
Love it too
Can we just appreciate this guy for bringing us content when he clearly must be busy with other stuff?? Thank you Perth:-) you're an amazing person, you're hardworking and very adorable❤ we support you and your work and I hope you always stay happy and healthy💜
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I love this series a lot. It's not just about fangirling anymore, the culture itself is hella interesting. Just, one thing I was always curious, why, oh why, are most of the protagonists set as ENGINEERING students? what's with this popularity of engineering in Thailand?
The answer Tul of MaxTul gave about this (in a interview with the Let's Talk BL podcast, which is here on youtube if you want to watch it), was that it is because engineering is associated with like very masculine guys, whom typically wouldn't be associated with being lgbt, basically I believe it's kind of about it being unexpected and therefore more interesting/dramatic, though I am sure there is more to it, like it also being a popular thing to study perhaps? I'd still love to get a more in depth video by Perth on it though, but, that's one answer
@@threeleggedcat You hit something with the gender roles. BLs are not gay per se.. they are a genre originally made for women! The psychology behind the storytelling is the vicarious thrill of watching two men portray a paradigm of a heterosexual, male/female relationship or romance.. and to see the masculine male in his paradigm role interact with a male in the paradigm or traditions of a female's role in a romance! As BLs have moved from manga and Yaoi to TV, that formula has blurred, esp. with huge LGBTQ audiences now participating in the dialogue between production and audiences thanks to social media. BLs are now a mix of that tradition from manga and gay content from real life.
@@threeleggedcat Yes engineering seems to be known as an all boys club career in Thailand from the looks of things and authors are using this setting since there are more guys in it. Also they might be inspired by stories that other authors have done with this faculty and the old BL tropes get used as well due to authors not doing much research on lgbt+ persons etc. I think Thai and other Asian BL series are in very much need of lgbt perspectives in their stories like we have Western BL stories that are more lgbt+ inclusive and diverse in storytelling.
I think it's because engineering is a male dominated field.
@@SisterUnity Yes exactly right! BL was a genre where female Japanese artists at the time created using well two male characters and put them in a romantic situation. I believe CLAMP artists are the ones who were the first artists/ authors involved but not too sure. BL also known as yaoi/ shounen ai stories were made by women for other women to portray gay romance simply because these female authors didn't like the way straight stories were being told. I personally wish they never used gay characters but instead made femdom stories but seems like they didn't. It's interesting to learn about the psychology behind it too. However, while BL became popular over time and not instantly like GL however, there are barely any Asian GL series and GL series seem to not have as much popularity too.
I’ll never forget when I first watched that UWMA episode and as soon as he ate it I literally died 💀 I rewinded it at LEAST 50 times 😭
same
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Same 😭😭
This is really interesting. I love that Perth can interpret Thai culture for the international audiences. As a BL actor himself as well as a Thailand resident, the dude has a lot of street cred and clearly explains everything
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The way Perth said "not mi favorite but it's nice" and "noice" 🥺🤭 so adorable
My first thought with this was - I'm foive - by BangChan. This accent is really adorable 🙃
@@timeascheffer-papp7263 , I just watched a video where BangChan says "I'm 5", and you're right! They both sound really similar. 🤗 So cute.
@@vick4553 aussie accent rulez🤭🤭
The uwma scene with "Ja Mongkut" and I'm instantly in tears. My last nerve cell just died
I just love how Perth started doing the "for the casual BL fan" series and now he is also getting to experience more of Thai culture...Learning about different cultures is an absolutely amazing experience...yet it can be so much time consuming...Let's all appreciate that Perth is making time out of his busy schedule to make such amazing content💜❤Hopefully he continues to have an amazing experience doing what he is doing💙
I appreciate that Perth is just sharing things about Thai culture, food, etc with BL as the medium. Surprisingly, BL does a better job at cultural educational guides than a lot of other lakorns, dramas, etc mainly heterosexual.
Maybe it's just me 🤣😅
Ngl, I agree with you😂 BL seems more educated than hetero dramas. It seems more entertaining but also eye catching to watch😅
it's no secret that BL has become Thailand's recent soft power if it continues to grow it will be like what Kdrama and Kpop did for Korea
@@AlexBsSecret I'd love that, the amount of Thai learning books in France is ridiculous (esp if you compare them with Japanese...)...
@@celestemurillo6236 it definitely does, and recently, they've also been branching out with different genres and topics too, unlike most het dramas, which mainly reuse the same plots over and over again(e.g. child got swapped/lost at birth and then gets reunited with their actual parent, stepchild or adopted child is actually the real child)
what he sexuality?
UWMA really showcased a lot of different thai snacks. I appreciate Perth giving a guide for the casual BL fan. 😂
It's not Thai, but one of the most important snacks was Lays! 🤣🤣✌
Can we all appreciate the London accent transaction that happens 😂 he's good at it and it made me laugh idk why
I live in Southampton and to me he sounded like he was trying to be northern 😂I was like Perth why are you trying to sound Northern you're Australian! Agree though really mademe laugh, I think it makes him more relatable? Like he is just chatting casually with friends not too formal
@@katielovett4593 Perth is so precious i think he did it out of joke he loves Harry Potter so im guessing thats why
@@katielovett4593 as a northerner, it was absolutely northern!! caught me so off guard to hear LMAO
@@Olivia-ff8yw right? 🤣
@@Olivia-ff8yw Agreed!
I had to come back to this after seeing what happened to you in the most recent episode of KinnPorsche.
My mom and I literally screamed when we saw your head.
Yes. I'm watching it with my mom.
10:20, Note: macarons are the french sandwich type deserts made with egg white/meringue, macaroons are the cookie hunks often with shredded coconut. Near everyone mixes it up and calls macarons macaroons, but they're pretty different deserts. (Macaroons are so much easier to make than macarons lol)
and Macron is the current President. Not nearly as tasty or sweet.....
Us Aussies usually just lump everything with similar sounding names together 😆
But thank you for sharing the difference between them! 👍😊😊
@@donnawilliams2805 ah interesting, I didn’t know that! (So it’s only the subs that made the mistake?)
@@melistars nah- many Aussies make the mistake of the oo (long O sound) in macaroon and the o (short O sound) in macaron and use them interchangeably. If you showed us a pic of each- we'd know what's what- but usually we add a description when we use the word (like Perth did with when he said about having the 2 crispy parts like a sandwich- so we knew he was referring to the macaron).
There are actually most of celebrities in the world when they become famous they forgot their supporters that support them in their beginning of their carrier. im glad P'perth is so humble to teach us very needed knowledge about thai cuisine and culture and im so happy about that
Enamoradisima de la manera en que se toma el tiempo para pronunciar cada palabra, para explicar lo que significa y luego dar su opinión acerca de lo que prueba. Ahora me dieron ganas de probar cada uno de esos pequeños postrecitos 😭❤
I love the british accents that you speak with here and there 😂 also loving the pokemon plushies you have 🥰 a big pokemon fan myself, and i love leum kleun as i have made it myself before despite being british 😅
Can I asked what you used to put them in? I've not found any dessert bowls that I think would work.
He is from Australia
@@Jojofansince i know he is i just love when people do the generic British accents ahha
@@GeorgiaEstelle in the uk when i made them i was able to find these little plastic pots that i used 😅
It’s Ausey accent, not British and they’re not the same.
The Anchan flower here in Sri Lanka is called 'Katarolu' and we soak them in hot water and drink as tea and also used to dye milk rice too.
Learn a lot about Thai deserts. Love you 💖✨💖
Soo cute the whole video 😄🤗💓
purple tea sounds lovely!
@@alprince1999 Yes dear , it is medicine for our health 😄✨☘️
Leum Kleun is an eye-catchy dessert. Too bad I don't have any skills in pastry, so I will have to persuade any of my pastry-skilled friends to make it. 😅
This is so fun!! As a huge fan of UWMA I always wondered how the treats actually tasted! Now I need to know what “mungbeanie” actually tastes like!! So intrigued! Thank you for these videos, so fun and I learned a lot - Thai words and culture!
You made me missed UWMA casts. Thanks for this.
Omg my beloved perth. The latest kinnporsche episode freaked me out so much. I discovered you as a vlogger first before as an actor. I need to come here right after I saw your head.
Perth Nakhun: The king of cute accents.
I would like a million more videos of Perth explaining Thai things to the casual BL fan. :)
seeing ur head in ep 10 freaked me out so bad when i saw it😭😭
UWMA still one of my favorite bl until now, thank you for your effort making this video Perth... I actually didn't expect you'll make video about Thai dessert... UWMA introduced me to some of Thai desserts ❤
I love how much artistic work goes into the desserts - they're deliciously beautiful. But I think I'd also be taken aback when the flavor has no connection to the color. Was also fun have a momentary flashback to UWMA. Thanks for sharing! Also love Cutie Pie and Kinn Porsche - you add your own unique twist to help make them special!
I was curious about Pharm's dessert when I looked at the red line
Thank Perth for shooting this film
Also use the most contrast of the film to let us know which episode of Thai dessert ~
It's so cute ❤️
The way Perth said things like "it's nice, it's really nice", I feel like he accidentally channeled such a Joey from Trash Taste (that's not what it sounds like, i swear, though, if you know, you know) energy, and I love it so much
Thank you for such a cool and educational video. UWMA is one of my favourite dramas and I was really interested in learning more about all the desserts from there
Things only Perth says: “That dumpling STANK” 😂
Never knew I needed to watch perth's explanation of the details in BLs. Goes to show how much detail they put into making a classic drama la UWMA. They're more recent food based BLs like La Cuisine and What's Zabb Man and I'd love Perth to introduce some of the food introduced in those series too!!
Ever since finishing UWMA, I have been so curious to what all the foods are, so thank you so much for this! 💜
Thank you p'perth for making effort into making such amazing contents!!!
i love perth's content sm you guys can't imagine
LMAOOO I'M WATCHING THIS AGAIN CUS I WAS KINDA TRAUMATIZED BY KINNPORSCHE EP10
9:05 I'm going to let Pharm explain this one. I thought with my crazy self that Fluke was going to appear 😅😅😅😅 UWMA is my fav so nice video Perth!
what i love the most about thai desserts it’s most of them have an special meaning🤍
: After i watched UWMA , i realy wanted know more about all desserts in this series ☺️😍 Cus seem so yummy😉☺️ Your video was so interesting for me 🤩🤩 Good job and thank you💖💖
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UWMA is one of my top faves when it comes to BL, so watching you show and talk about these desserts brought me back to when I first watched UWMA.
Thank you for this wonderful content! Susu na kha! 💕
i really love these videos because i don't know much about Thailand but i always love learning about other cultures it's always fun. 😁
a video about some of the most important thai holidays and their significance would be really cool tho 👀
That would be awesome!
Oh yeah!!! I'm always looking for things to celebrate!! 😁
I saw some desserts that look similar to Indonesian desserts. We have Klepon in Javanese desserts that kinda similar to Kanom Ko, the difference is that we used coconut sprinkles and it is a totally a mouthgasmic dessert. It's chewy and the palm sugar filling will feel like exploding in your mouth.
Tubtim grob also kinda similar to Javanese Wedang Ronde, but instead of using coconut milk syrup, we use ginger syrup and the tapioca pearls have different colors. Wedang Ronde is a dessert that can be enjoyed at night.
And the last, we also love mung beans. There are many desserts that use mung bean paste for the filling.
Thank you for exploring Thai desserts, especially some desserts that I saw on UWMA.
I am a knowledge junkie and love learning about other cultures. I appreciate your content! Thank you!
The, "dumpling stank", XD as soon as Perth said it I died
Thank you for explaining the desserts so well. You really put in effort to bring interesting content and it is highly appreciated. I especially liked when you repeat the name of the dessert - it is just like an educational language tutorial.
There are quite a few Thai BLs with food theme (desserts & regular Thai cuisine) so it is very interesting to have someone familiar explain the items in a simple and informative manner which is easy to understand.
Please continue giving us content on Thai cuisine. It is so varied & also quite misunderstood I feel. The general perception of Thai food is that it is very spicy and has coconut milk in most every dish.
i love this series sm
its actually very interesting learning all these little details about thai culture from the things we watch in the series
tysm for taking your time and doing all the research!
I love Perth making these videos they're so interesting and i'm glad he's finding it fun and interesting to.
I especially love the fact he went through the desserts in UWMA because ever since i've watched it i've been intrigued about the desserts pharm makes. I'd love to try and make them myself one day and learning a bit about them through this was wicked.
It's so nice to hear you speak like an Aussie, and pronounce words the way we do, especially your Aussie slang. I really enjoy your videos, I watch a lot of BL series, my favourite is Dark Blue Kiss, absolutely love Pete ( Tay Tawan ), he plays the part so well, I like the way he gives you the death stare and takes no prisoners. Ps, You're super cute...
I'm from Mexico and I was very interested in sticky rice with mango, I know it's not a particularly recurring dessert in bl but I saw it many times, so I did it and for my first time I think it's not bad at all 😅😁
Thank you for the fun and informative video. UWMA is my all-time favorite BL and it was nice to learn more about the desserts that are so important to the plot of the series. Looks like I need to hunt some of these down to taste for myself!
UWMA is my favorite bl drama 😻
Aww I love that these series of videos are helping you learn more about Thai culture! We can tell you're having fun and as a result we can have fun while learning too ☺️
Perth be making this series as we get excited over the videos are the best thing that happened for us and for him too. Couldn’t be more grateful and thankful for Perth for working hard and putting lots of efforts on making the videos. We love you lots!
Wow thank you so much for this video, I loved it 💛 UWMA was one of the first BL series I watched, the story was so touching and the desserts all had a particular signification and were linked to the characters' past and present. I tried to find some information in French/English about these desserts on the internet at the time but unfortunately there wasn't a lot. I'm glad I could learn more about them thanks to you, especially the chor muang, I didn't even realize it was a salty snack. I wish one day I can visit Thailand and try some of them 🤗
UWMA and now Perth are fueling my longing to try these desserts personally.... It would be cool to see Perth try cooking one again. PERTH and Gameplay for Thai Dessert cooking?
Been curious about the Thai desserts from UWMA ever since I watched it. As an inter fan, thank you for doing a feature about it! 🥰
I actually made Leum Kleun a couple days ago, after waiting for some molds to be shipped in from Thailand. Everyone I gave them to liked them quite a bit!
Perth has such gorgeous eyes.
Agree🙋
I actually made kanom tom before in our asian cuisine class. And I really love it. The palm sugar made it so yummy.
Your videos are always so interesting and you explain things very well! I'm learning so much watching your channel 🥺
Perth’s content really is my favorite part of the week.
Perth is GLOWING in this video my goodness..
Thank you so much for the video! I really thoroughly enjoyed it 💕 it’s a combination of everything I love: desserts, BL references (UWMA is great) and Thai culture… You’re making me wanna visit Thailand even more badly 😆
UWMA is like the first Thai BL drama I watched so this video is so helpful for me as a fan!
Yay! Thank you! UWMA is my favorite BL series ever and it was great to revisit it with these desserts! I can't wait to visit Bangkok again so I can try these in person. One subject I would like explored is the various uses of gendered language (pom, chun, rao, etc) when it comes to gender non conforming people and/or when speaking in intimate situations. I notice sometimes that there will be switching: Mean Phiravich's character, Tin, in Love By Chance 2 uses "chun" but only when speaking to Can. Also Tohu, in Miracle of Teddy Bear, uses "ha" which I'm curious about. I don't know if that is a casual topic, per se, but I am curious.
I've had the same question, and I actually listed more of those:
*Ter เธอ (casual?)/mung มึง (impolite?)/ni/nai (from a senior to a junior?)/khun คุณ (as in khobkhun ขอบคุณ, thank you): you
*Guu กู (impolite)/laow (in laow wa thøøt, I'm sorry) /chan ฉัน/phom ผม (masculine): I
*Man มัน (impolite, because that's for animals)/khao เขา: him/her/they
*Rao เรา: us
Nai was first introduced to me in SOTUS S, when (Nong) Nai says to P'Yong he thought he knew his name because he was always calling him Nai (but P'Yong was saying "you") and I heard it again for the second time in A Chance to Love as well (/Love By Chance (LBC) S2)
Guu/mung are quite common in BLs, but LBC teaches us they're impolite
Ter is often used in songs, I got it from OffGun songs (NOT ME ost) and ofc most of NuNew's Cutie Pie songs
But it would be real nice to have the explanation from P'Perth, and I'm curious to know if there would be more pronouns in Thai... It sounds so rich!
3:12 Was that an attempt at an Irish accent? 😂
I love how Perth is also learning new things about Thai culture as he's making these videos. We're both learning new sh*t mate!
Also, i kinda wanna rewatch UWMA but...i honestly dont know if my heart could go through all of that again. 😅
it would be fun if you took us to a noodle shop and showed us how to order :) a lot of BL series go to noodle shops!
Oh yes!!!! Noodles, noodles, noodles...... 😋😋😋
This is true, it's always noodles
so true. Also meatballs!
I love so much how Perth is give us a travel around thailand, his culture and his food with the toucho of his personality.
I'm enjoying so much this series of videos
Everything I've learned about Thailand and it's culture has been because of you! Thanks for always doing the most~ love you!
As a BL fan I have to say that I loved your acting in 'Cutie Pie', and seeing you talk about the desserts, that I myself have been trying to make at home, from UWMA is amazing. You have given me more insight into Thai cuisine.
茹で団子系の匂い😂😂😂
Perthくんの表現的確すぎて好き😂笑笑
Thank you so much for your introduction to these desserts! I really want to know about some of the traditional festivals in Thailand and would like to know what special things they usually do on special festivals!❤️
Very grateful to you P'Perth for amazing educative content. I really am interested in Thai culture especially the Thai cuisine. You're making it so much fun to learn.
He is literally the reason I'm rewatching CUTIE PIE again his acting was truly amazing 🤩
Everytime you post up one of these I get a huge hit of nostalgia from my childhood. I went to high school in Bangkok (ISB). My mẹ would take me to the markets and we would have a bunch of these as snacks. Plus, she makes a version of Tub Tim Grob (we call it Chè Thái) using different food colour dyes so it's all of the colours not just red plus some other additional ingredients. I look forward to all of your future posts. Take care!!!
your appreciation for language and thai culture in general is so relaxing and uplifting. as a language student, I’d like your content even if it wasn’t related to BL. But we so appreciate you for spoiling the industry with your hard work and dedication. ❤️ keep going! 💪
Woah, UWMA, Thats series make me to be Thailand series lovers
ชอบเวลาน้องเพิร์ธทำ content แบบนี้มาก มันเป็นการส่งต่อ soft power ผ่านงานศิลปะการละครด้วย เป็นกำลังใจให้ทำคลิปน่ารักๆแบบนี้ต่อไปน้าาา
That's pretty cool, again thank you for sharing with us Perth! It's always fun to learn new things of other cultures. Would love to try all of them!!
Awww right when i just started watching UWMA. This is perfect!
Wow, even though this video seems simple, but I’m sure you’d done tons of research before filming it. I love all the explanations. Keeps making these amazing content!
Can we just appreciate Perth giving us content based on our love of BL bringing us two loves at once 😍❤
I really love these videos, exploring Thai culture and all... 🥰
But are we ever going to get Ram Kin Retrospective part 4? 👀
I love how you made a critique about those foods. So detailed. Kudos to you for making an effort in making this video.
I was so excited for this video!! You definitely did not disappoint, all the desserts looked so yummy!! I'm so jealous that you got to try them all so I'm off to book my flight now 😋
despite the fact that i’m thai and i’ve had most of these and know the language reasonably well i love watching these videos :’] you’re awesome dude
Thank you so much for this video Perth. I love how you featured the desserts from Until We Meet Again. Was my very first BL series that I watched from start to finish and is an absolute favorite for me. Your videos are amazing! Keep up the great work in all you do. 😁💙
Surprisingly there is a very similar dessert in the southern part of India, Kerala called "Ela ada" which is pretty close to "Kanom Tom". How beautiful it is to learn these simple things from around the world and be able to connect to all. If used the right way internet is gorgeous. I love your content. Keep going. All the best.👍
Lessons with Perth is always my fave time
I always wanted to know about these desserts, thank you!
I love this video and I'm impressed that a lot of these are either vegan or easy to make a vegan version of ♡
Same thought here! A lot of coconut milk implied, and most ingredients don't even seem so hard to find either!
Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos for us international fans! This was so informative and interesting - now I want to try all these desserts.
Love how you pronounce "pomegranate"! ❤🥰
Wishing you all the best from California!
Can you explain” KinnPorsche” in another video so we all can understand the story line a little better and btw great video
really love the way you explained not only the taste, but even the history and what to expect when buying it. looking forward to more 😍
You’re the best Perth! I wanna make some of these desserts so bad ❤️❤️❤️
I love how in your recent videos you had become more engaged with your audience. You are now much more comfortable talking in front of the camera and the delivery of your lines feels like you are having a conversing with old friends.
Looking forward to your future videos ^_^