Do not feel any obligation to do anything with that phrase if you don’t feel comfortable with it. It’s all for fun–not to be taken seriously and really not so necessary. As you may have noticed in the site philosophy, translation of that phrase requires language knowledge and/or close relations with a foreign speaker, and if you don’t have the latter, I wouldn’t want the phrase to damage any relationships you’re building. The Khmer phrase that is there was given to me by a Cambodian guy I met in a chatroom, and it’s quite possible that he didn’t understand what the phrase meant, so probably there is a more suitable translation. Chinese also has a different word for taste when it means ‘flavor’ and when it means ‘try’. Anyway, you will get credit on the site for any and all contributions you make (real name or alias are both acceptable). Thanks for your assistance in this quest.

And I will work on your translation problem. I am not entirely comfortable with the one on the site. Word choice depends a lot on relationships between the speakers (I bet it is similar with Chinese), so I may have an alternative translation. Plus, there is the taste as a general sensation (like, the taste of that soup is fishy), and taste as in its sampling sense (taste that soup and tell me what you think). Here, those are different words. I am meeting with a friend tonight who will help me with the dirty parts.

P.S. If your up for the challenge, try to see if you can get me the script for the Khmer phrase seen here: http://thejimshelley.worldzonepro.com/iwanttotaste.html. That would be awesome.