ไดฟุกุ(dai-fú-gù)
Meanings
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daifuku (Japanese sweet)
a Japanese confection consisting of a small, round mochi (glutinous rice cake) stuffed with a sweet filling, such as red bean paste.
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นี่nêeนี่nêe1this (colloq.)2this; this one (pronoun)3here is…; look/listen (attention-getter)คือkeuคือkeu1namely; that is; i.e.2to be (definition/identification)ไดฟุกุdai-fú-gùไดฟุกุdai-fú-gùdaifuku (Japanese sweet)ไส้ถั่วแดงsâi tùua daengไส้ถั่วแดงsâi tùua daengred bean paste; red bean filling
This is a daifuku with red bean filling.
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ฉันchănลองlongกินginไดฟุกุdai-fú-gùไส้sâiสตรอว์เบอร์รีsà-dtro-boe-rêeเป็นbpenครั้งแรกkráng râekอร่อยà-ròiมากmâak
I tried a strawberry daifuku for the first time. It was very delicious.
My mom always buys daifuku from the Japanese dessert shop for me.
ไดฟุกุdai-fú-gùที่ดีtêe deeแป้งbpâaengต้องdtôngนุ่มnûmเหนียวnĭiaoแต่dtàeไม่ติดmâi dtìtฟันfanและláeไส้sâiข้างในkâang naiต้องdtôngไม่mâiหวานwăanจนเกินไปjon gern bpai
A good daifuku must have a soft and chewy dough that doesn't stick to your teeth, and the filling inside must not be overly sweet.