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Even if they don't talk back to you in your own language, it's always important to speak to them so they get familiar with your language. And don't forget that you are the key to maintaining your home language. So, thank you for helping me read and learn about my language and how to use it. I would like to show you how to use it in the language of the library. You need to have a picture or a language in your language and try to learn about your language in the library so that you learn about your language. so if you want any of the materials that you see here like this activity is based on mouse paint you can check it out and also today is monday or mr panda it's available at your library if you want more information or have any question you can contact mark twain library on anaheim 562 570 1046 thumb off ឌම expired the Korean translation ឌපරුය වර්� nor ​ öld enable the English translation වව different meanings Carliel වඳbud conventional. වඪක්ව piember හ′ Indonesian literary. වඩලඳ අඩoshop සේල්ලප හ′ Chinese literary. සහප හක්ලය voyage of the Chinese literary. වඪකර්ල් Mari lato වඹව dip in the AzerbaijianPPo වල‭ � publication වęd or වතනේ්න. by showcasing the books that we have in bilingual language in English and in Khmer languages and also some that are in Khmer only. And we just wanted to also celebrate Cambodia New Year by showing you what you will find if you go to Cambodia grocery stores and find what's in there. So we will be speaking English and Khmer so that you guys can get an introduction if you want to try any of these food. So Kristina, which one do you want to open first? I want to open up this one in the very final. This one? That one looks interesting. So this one is called jaij because jaij is banana. So it has banana inside and if you see a toothpick and it's also been roasted like in the fire so it's toasty. But you also might find it in this form and it's smaller and it's so if you open it up it will have sweet rice and then some beans, black beans and then the banana is on the inside. So this is called nom ché. I'm going to cut it open so you can see what it looks like inside. There you go. There's the banana inside. So depending on where you get it they might have coconut in there because everything almost all of this are made with some sort of form of coconut or cream coconut. And then which one would you like to try next? I think I want to try this one. Okay. This one, do you know what's inside? I don't know what's inside that one. Okay. So usually this is nom tanh out or jackfruit. Jackfruit. No it's not tanh out. What is nom tanh out? Jackfruit. Do you know what it is? Tanh out. Yes. I'm going to cut it open. And what is the color of tanh out? It's like a miracle yellow. I keep saying it wrong. So there you go. It's yellow. It has the bean and then it's all inside also. Maybe you should just eat it like that. So that's the jackfruit one. And which one do you want to try next? I think we should try this one next. Okay. This is, it's like nom tanh out. This is almost the same but it's bigger. And it's bigger because it is made with, well do you know what the bow is? Pumpkin. Pumpkin. So you see the yellow because it's shredded pumpkin with shredded coconut, coconut milk. So that's a little bit sweeter and they make it with rice flour instead of just the sticky rice. So that was a good one too. And then do you know the name of this one? I don't know what it is. It's literally called nom which is our name for dessert. And they just fold it. So they call it nom what? Because they just fold it. So it has sticky rice also. And if it's the correct one, it's supposed to have the yellow mung bean inside. And it's not as sweet. And then sometimes, oh there you go. See the mung bean? Sometimes they leave the shell in there so it's a little brown and supposed to be yellowish. And it's not as sweet and it could be a little salty depending on where you buy it and who makes it. And then the other nom. That's the same one. This one. If you see a triangle, one do you know what it's called? Nom. I just know how to eat them. I don't know what they're called. So we have like retangle, squarish, but then we also have a triangle one. And this one it's most people's favorite because if you love toasted coconut that's what's inside. So it's again it's the sticky rice flour. And on the inside when you open it up, they did it right because see it's toasted coconut. It's toasted coconut when they use palm sugar or regular sugar. And then depending on where you get it, they might have like crunchy peanuts in there, but it's really good. But you have to get it fresh while it's still soft because it hardens really fast. And so the last one is. What is that one? This one right here. Nom. Yes. This is the one that you see everywhere. And if you buy it fresh, you shouldn't have any plastic covering on it. But this one we got it at supermarket and they sell a lot. So they put a plastic cover to make it more sanitized. So you take it and it's so it's wrapped up and all of these are made from banana leaves. So it's very sustainable and it doesn't have any strings or anything tied to it. They just somehow managed to hold it up really nicely. So you have to cut the string apart like that. And if you're wondering what kind of string usually combed in a very good wood improvising and using pieces, sometimes you can take a rice bag, the bag that you buy the rice from, and you can unravel it and use it as pieces of string to tie this. Well, that's how my mom use it, got it from. So you can open it up all the way through and then cut it or you can just cut it in a different section. And then you see there's mung bean, sticky rice, but there's also pork inside. And usually they use the pork that has like a section of fat because that makes it give it more flavor. So you can eat it warmed up this way if you got it fresh. You can eat it after you microwave it, which is nice and hot and a little softer. My favorite way to eat it is to cut it in different sections like this. Take out or take away the banana leaves and then fry it in a pan to make it crispy on the outside. And some people eat it with fish sauce. I like to drizzle mine with sugar or sugar. How do you like to eat it? I actually don't prefer the savory version of this dessert. I actually like the jackfruit or the banana version. The sweet version. So these are the different type of gnome. So they're all gnome because we use that generic word for dessert. But this is น้มซอม, วัด น้มซอมเจ น้มซอมขนาว น้มซอมก้อง. Different types. So just give it a try if you're, you know, it's really fun to discover what is wrapped up in the banana leaves. So these are just some of the stuff that are the gnome that you can find in Long Beach supermarkets in Cambodia town. So when you get the dessert, please join us at the Mark Twain Library where you can also pick up a book to either practice your Khmer. And I think Kristina, doing our normal time without the COVID, you do have Khmer classes, right? Yes, we do. They were usually taught here in our community rooms on Saturdays, different levels. Do you also have English book in Khmer, specifically Khmer collections if you want to know more about the community or just biographies of Khmer people? So we do have here the largest Khmer bilingual collection here in the United States. I'm very proud of that. We have it here for all children and adults levels. And so you can just come by and check it out. We also have materials also in just English about Khmer culture as well. And you also have DVDs? We have a small collection of DVDs and CDs as well here. Okay, that's good to know. And then I think you're excited about a special catalog that you're getting put in. Yes, so to provide access and equity for our patrons who speak Khmer, we're working on a catalog kiosk where Khmer patrons can type in the script. And search for themselves the titles in Khmer. So that's really exciting and it's new and we're hoping to see that come out soon. So for me, I'm going to be in the Mok-Twin Library in the United States soon. I'm going to be in the United States soon. But I don't have time or I have a chance. So I'm going to be in the Mok-Twin Library in the United States soon. 562-570-1046. That's pretty much it. Thank you for joining us. So see you in the next video.