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I love all Myanmar, Philippines and Vietnam ❤❤❤From Vietnam^^ Pray all the best things for you. I hope that I'll have chance to visit Myanmar and Philippines in the future. Stay safe!!!
4:27, this is Burmese pancakes called (Bein Mont) and it was my absolute favourite as a child living in Yangon. There are 2 versions, the red one being more sweet and the white one being more light as it has chickpeas. I loved the white one while my mother favoured the red one. Watching this is making me miss my home country! There were delicious food the moment you step outside
Really similar with tradisional food Indonesia in my country Indonesia the name of this food 0:43 martabak mesir 1:30 gado gado but use peanuts sauce 2:38 soto 4:04 mie balap 4:45 kue tradisional 5:57 mie gomak 6:40 cakwe 10:11 risol,tahu isi, 10:28 daun sirih tradisional food old man 11:23 miso
@@Witanramadhan1234 jika hendak berjenaka mohon jangan di sini mas. konten ini khusus untuk orang2 yg ingin menikmati kehidupan sehari-hari masyarakat myanmar.
Wow really miss Myanmar and especially Yangon. I had this chance to be there in pandemic time and enjoyed your country so much. You are all nice people and deserve more and more. Your culture and traditions always moved me and I'm so happy to get this chance to make some videos in Yangon. Thanks for sharing this beauty mate and hope you guys are safe and happy. Btw Miss Shan Noodle ❤️
See the satisfaction on their faces? They may not be earning thousands but what they are doing is purely an honest means of livelihood. No work-place competitions and back stabbings or getting huge monthly salaries but still unhappy with life. These humble street hawkers are the symbol of true simplicity. Love and cheers from singapore. 💐
Hearing them talking feels like I can immitate their language.. maybe I can be fluent in Burmese if I study it.. 💜💛🧡 i wish for the situation there to be good again ~ from your lovely neighbor Philippines
@@rachmawati8480 it's called ThaNaKa, it's from Tanaka Tree, yes it is natural there's no chemical . Usually use for protection from the sun also use for make up and more, it's also traditional
The most courageous country Myanmar peoples who I have ever seen. diversity is a weak point and at the same time a powerful strong point . they have a great potential ability to develop economic progress. Myanmar will overcome brutal coup killing field in the end.
I’m Montagnard Jarai indigenous live in United States my neighbor they are mayarma they food they eat similar Jarai like bamboo shoots, rice , banana blossom, eggplant also the women carry their baby on the back just like Montagnard too
Would be nice if you can include the location/ address of the businesses so that viewers can support the business if they want. Thank you for all the great videos.
It's the thanaka. It is a paste made from ground bark.The wood of several trees are used to produce thanaka cream. These trees grow abundantly in central Myanmar. It is a distinctive feature of the culture of Myanmar, seen commonly applied to the face and sometimes the arms of women and girls. It is a natural cosmetics for skin. Apart from cosmetic beauty, thanaka also gives a cooling sensation and provides protection from sunburn. It is believed to help remove acne and promote smooth skin. It is also an anti-fungal.The active ingredients of thanaka are coumarin and marmesin.
Before I wondering why they put white powder in their face my friend from mianmar explain me that is beauty is like traditional culture beautiful mianmar
The movies are very amazing and beautifully made as the one that presents us the movies! I wanted to ask see people who apply something on the face what is it and for what ceremonial or other reason thanks in advance for the answer
The stuff we apply on our face is call ‘thanakha’, it’s paste made from ground bark. It actually helps our skin keep cool since the weather in Myanmar is usually hot. There’s no special reason or occasion needed in order to wear tanakha, some people wear it everyday. It basically almost like a form of makeup here! It’s also a very big part of our Burmese culture ☺️ ( hope this answer your question and sorry in case there’s some grammar mistake, english isn’t my first language )
@@thu1310 The first thing is thank you from the bottom of my heart because I am learning about the peoples of the Far East and it is very interesting to me and there are many questions but hope in the future to get beautiful answers like this. As for English so it's not my language I work with translation so I understand it well because it's not easy to work in a language not really yours
It's the thanaka. It is a paste made from ground bark.The wood of several trees are used to produce thanaka cream. These trees grow abundantly in central Myanmar. It is a distinctive feature of the culture of Myanmar, seen commonly applied to the face and sometimes the arms of women and girls.
