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HappyNewYear with P’Tim Wall’s & N’Whanyen: Spread Festive Cheer with Wall’s Cutest Ice Cream Duo

Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd. is bringing some sweet, chilly joy to your chats with their latest festive release. Featuring two absolutely adorable brand mascots, this set is bound to melt your heart and keep your chats super cool.

Unilever knows exactly how to connect with people by turning daily conversations into sweet moments. By using cute characters to represent their beloved Wall’s ice cream brand, they make digital messaging feel like a cozy, shared treat that keeps everyone smiling.

HappyNewYear with P’Tim Wall’s & N’Whanyen – 33675

Wall’s is spreading New Year’s cheer with a super-cute new sticker set featuring P’Tim Wall’s and Nong Wan Yen, perfect for sharing your feelings with loved ones. Just friend the ‘Wall’s Gin Tim Gan’ official account and complete a survey to get these stickers from Wall’s Ice Cream for free! Available until March 16, 2025.
HappyNewYear with P’Tim Wall’s & N’Whanyen

  • Title : HappyNewYear with P’Tim Wall’s & N’Whanyen
  • Price : Free
  • Type : Static
  • Region : Thailand
  • Link : line://shop/detail/33675
  • Publisher : Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd.
  • Copyright : Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd.


HappyNewYear with P'Tim Wall's & N'Whanyen WhatsApp Sticker PNG
33675 – HappyNewYear with P’Tim Wall’s & N’Whanyen Sticker

Meet P’Tim and N’Whanyen

The Sweetest Duo in Town

The stickers feature P’Tim, the boy representing ice cream (named after I-tim, the Thai word for ice cream), and N’Whanyen, the girl named after traditional sweet shaved ice (Wan Yen). Dressed in festive red and white Santa outfits, they bring winter warmth and holiday spirit directly to your screen.

A Closer Look at the Festive Stickers

Every Fun Expression Explained

The first row features four sweet greetings. We see N’Whanyen as an angel praying with a halo, featuring the Thai text Sathu, which translates to Amen or Praise. Next, she winks with an OK sign, followed by P’Tim bowing politely next to a Thank You banner, and P’Tim waving with a Santa sack to say Hi.

In the second row, the romance and coziness kick in. N’Whanyen blushes with laughter next to 55555, which is the Thai online equivalent of Hahaha. The duo then snuggles under blankets with the text Fan dee na, meaning Goodnight, followed by them shaping a heart with their hands with the caption Rak na, meaning Love you. The row wraps up with a warm cuddle under the text Kod kod, meaning Hugs.

The third row covers daily emotional states. N’Whanyen devours a giant turkey dinner under the text Mam mam, meaning Yummy. P’Tim waves good morning under Moning, a cute Thai rendering of Morning. Then, N’Whanyen crosses her arms and cries under Noy ah, meaning Annoyed or Sad, while P’Tim looks shocked beside big gift boxes with the text Wow.

The final row brings the ultimate party mood. P’Tim gives two thumbs up under Tham thueng, meaning You nailed it. N’Whanyen holds her head in stress under Ja crazy, meaning Going crazy. To wrap up the celebration, they hold candy canes together under Merry X’mas, and finally blow party horns under Sawasdee Pee Mai, which translates to Happy New Year.

The Power of Branded Characters

Unilever Thai Trading Co.,Ltd. excels at creating highly relatable, emotional digital assets. This release protects its unique copyright while giving users a fun, expressive vocabulary to share holiday wishes with friends and family across messaging platforms.

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