Understanding Vietnamese Life Partner - Page 1128

Golden question · #**16906** 01-10-2012, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

Their ear drums got problem that's why can never hear what others say........ hihihihi

Or maybe no dig clean probably,their haircut normally come with dig ear one what haha

Golden question · #**16907** 01-10-2012, 12:19 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

Today is Mid-Autunm Festival, important festival for the province folks. I guess some bro's bx have gone back to VN for this roi. For the rest, let your bx make a call back to her parents today.

Province important but city like so so leh

Golden question · #**16908** 01-10-2012, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Greatking

Even their Trung Thu is of bout the same pronounciation as our Zhong Qiu....

When u start to know more,u will find out that most of their vietnamese word sound like chinese.

man's toliet call nam and nam sound like man in chinese
passport call ho chieu and chinese ho chiue sound like passport in chinese

Their ancestor is chinese by the way so they follow chinese custom also

Golden question · #**16909** 01-10-2012, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

I once asked a TCM Physician about motion sickness, she said its because the body of these gals are weak. I remember everytime when i am in HCMC and if my SIL takes my car, she will want to wind down the window as she has motion sickness. I find this very irritating as its so dusty and noisy if the windows are down.

i also told my wife that those people prefer the dusty air outside compare to the air con air inside.Ever saw whole bus with 1 or 2 passenger open the window just to let the polluted air in for them to smell,sometime is driver or passenger and either on taxi or bus

Try going around on mortorbye and when back,remember to use a cotton bud to clean your ear drum after shower,u will be amaze that the cotton bud will turn to black

jackbl · #**16910** 01-10-2012, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Seletar

I bought some mooncakes from Hanoi, their taste is much better than local singapore taste and it is cheap. I think they used more lotus seeds

Do I have a chance to taste it?

skyfree · #**16911** 01-10-2012, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Seletar

I bought some mooncakes from Hanoi, their taste is much better than local singapore taste and it is cheap. I think they used more lotus seeds. They really celebrate Trung Thu, streets are crowded every night.

My gal also bought one box for my parents to eat. I never eat though.

skyfree · #**16912** 01-10-2012, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

Personally, i find mooncakes from Singapore taste much better than those from VN. All Viets i know find Singapore mooncakes taste better, you are the first one that says their mooncakes taste better. You sure you tasted the REAL mooncakes? Not those hanging on the body of con gai?

Well, my parents ate the moon cakes and comment quite nice to eat leh...my gal told me is the people in the house make one...not buy from the shop etc...

skyfree · #**16913** 01-10-2012, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

haha...this is very true...nothing can goes in when the Vb damn stubborn...

personally I dun like the mooncakes in hcm...yucks...was selling 1 box free 1 box...and still no biz...

I also saw got some stalls selling buy one get two free...think not good.

My gf says make in china one for those buy one get two free...

Seletar · #**16914** 01-10-2012, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by skyfree

My gal also bought one box for my parents to eat. I never eat though.

My mooncakes cost me 2 mill vnd

skyfree · #**16915** 01-10-2012, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Seletar

My mooncakes cost me 2 mill vnd

Wow...so expensive? How many box?

Seletar · #**16916** 01-10-2012, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by jackbl

Do I have a chance to taste it?

Why not you can go 13 taste it, the real mooncake SV said from con gai.

Honey Boon · #**16917** 01-10-2012, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

haha...they squat everywhere...even during LT...hehe...

vietnam version of cow girl riding?

Honey Boon · #**16918** 01-10-2012, 02:56 PM

you ok with abalone flavour?

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Originally Posted by jackbl

Do I have a chance to taste it?

deptrai4u · #**16919** 01-10-2012, 03:06 PM

I have been reading in amazement how various sinkie brudders here have been:
a. rushing to get officially married to a vb
b. buying gold and jewellery to please them
c. working hard to move into new house and even worried about little details such as a Welcome Back Home signage!

Let me just list a few things here that is Guarantee to make ur life with ur VB into a big FAILURE (and not success).

1. Give them as much money as they ask for.
2. Treat them very nice, peel the prawn, open the door, push the chair... etc
3. Worry very much about impressing them and letting them know u really care about them and will do whatever they ask u to do.
4. Sending them for various training courses... English, Chinese, Hair dressing... etc etc.
5. Being 100% loyal to them beyond any reasonable doubts.

In fact, those things ur mother taught u about treating a girl... if u do exactly that... there is a very HIGH chance ur relationship with ur VB will FAIL miserably and very fast and soon asking urself "what did i do wrong to deserve this shit????"

vietboy · #**16920** 01-10-2012, 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Golden question

When u start to know more,u will find out that most of their vietnamese word sound like chinese.

man's toliet call nam and nam sound like man in chinese
passport call ho chieu and chinese ho chiue sound like passport in chinese

Their ancestor is chinese by the way so they follow chinese custom also

Yes very true. Alot of words are cery close to cantonese too. Some even same same! like sour plum in TV is pronounced same as in cantonese suen muoi.

BTW, nam is male not male toilet.