@SONAM_Y
Cashew is my favourite nut as well, I was surprised when I heard him say 'Kaju' because in India we too call it Kaju in our Hindi language. It was fascinating.
@pablobermudezsanchez5410
I live in Cordoba, Andalucia. We have many kinds of sweets but my favourite are two of them. The number one is "turrolate", it is a mix of chocolate, sugar, flour, almond, cinnamon, kinds of essences,... it tastes really well. The another one is "pan de higos", it is a mix of fig, chocolate, differents kinfs of alcohol, almond, sugar,... it is delicious. I recomend this two sweets to everyone that i know.
@HegalPratama
In Indonesia, we have Wajik. Wajik is a Sundanese traditional sweet. It's made from sticky rice mix with melted palm sugar. It looks brown because of the palm sugar and I'm really into it. 😋
@marioluiscarbajofabra
In Spain we say: "a caballo regalado no le mires el diente" (Don't look a gift horse in the mouth), what it has a similar meaning that " beggars can'tbe choosers"
@paoladriussi3051
I'm from Italy and here we have 'Bacio'. It'a praline made by chocolate and a nut on the top. Every praline is wrap up in a short sentence..a sort of wish or hope
@patriciachaviel
Hey there! I'm from Brazil, and we also have "brigadeiro" here. It's really good. Honestly, our cuisine is amazing.
@Awatifde98
Hi , I'm Moroccan, so here in Morocco we have a lot of sweets we make them in special occasions also when we host visitors or we give them as a gift when we visit our family. And from these sweets I would say: kaab lrzal , fakas, alkaak, albahla..... So welcome in Morocco to try all these sweets and delicious dishes 😋 😊❤🇲🇦
@pedroangel4015
Here in Colombia we have a puding called "arequipe " it's made with sugar and whole milk plus cinnamon and raisins
@paulasigcho
🇪🇨In Ecuador 2 typical sweets are: -manicho: chocolate with peanuts. -tango: cookies
@marciagaravello
My favorite candies as a brazilian woman are "sonho de valsa" e "prestígio"! 😁
@suneva101
Flawless as always, thank you for a video! I think it would be cool, if you have done a learning lesson about Mulan!
@kelmiswilsoncastaneda303
I would like to share a similar expression for Beggars can't be choosers to Ethan in Spanish which is my mother tongue, inasmuch as I know that his is also learning Spanish. In my language we say A caballo regalado no se le mira el colmillo (To a horse given as a gift we don't see its fangs) I know that this was a silly and literal translation though I just wanted to give him that well-known expression among Latinos.
@START_TALKING
Great ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@snehasaji-im8iq
in india so many sweets are available ..and i would like to suggest you to try ladu and jilaibi.....its very tasty and sweety . if you once try you will be addicted 😁
@ssazanova
Ksenia, are you from Ukraine?) I'm from Ukraine. There are a lot of different sweets in our country. Besides chocolate, I like marshmallows, marmalade and halva. Thank you for the video!
@SauloAlexandre
Here in Brazil another popular sweets are Doce de leite and Goiabada. The firts is made from milk and the second is made from guava fruit. They are very tasty 😋 😍
@tugcebalta86
Künefe and pepeçura... 😆 So that you can't say easily, I wrote them. But I can give a tip about Turkish. As it's written, just read mostly.
@DreamCATCHERinSL
In Sri Lanka Our Famous Sweet is KAVUM 🎉
@robertofreware1
Esse "Sonho de Valsa" a pessoa que recebeu se quer ser correspondido a pessoa tem que dar um nó na embalagem do doce e entregar para a pessoa que a entregou.
@LearnEnglishWithTVSeries