Understanding Vietnamese Life Partner - Page 407

silent killer · #**6091** 18-09-2009, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

I think the positive points and advantages for having a Vn spouse outweighs the negative points and disadvantages...

You dun seem like a silent killer if you post like that...I propose you finish reading the whole thread or at least read 75% before you understand the merits of this thread...

thanks Hurricane88 i will take note of it n continue reading this thread

sammyboyfor · #**6092** 18-09-2009, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by silent killer

thanks SingViet for your advise

Should be "Thanks SingViet for your ADVICE.".

"Advise" is a verb.

SingViet · #**6093** 22-09-2009, 07:20 PM

I was at Tan Son Nhat Airport the other day checking in for my return flight to singapore, saw a young Singaporean couple checking in at the next counter. They brought with them a packet of Pho, with soup in a container and noodles in other, all in a plastic bag. The airport staff told them that they cannot bring the Pho up the plane and the Singaporean lady was damm mad. She then asked to check in the pho, the staff said NO too. She was pissed and said `Singapore can wat, why here cannot? !!! The soup less than 100ml wat' , i turned over and told them that fish sauce and other liquid like Pho noodle soup all cannot check in and this has been the norm for the past many years here, and they don't care too.

Come on, typical ugly and demanding Singaporean lady thinking that she can get whatever she wants. So shameful

Hurricane88 · #**6094** 22-09-2009, 08:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

I was at Tan Son Nhat Airport the other day checking in for my return flight to singapore, saw a young Singaporean couple checking in at the next counter. They brought with them a packet of Pho, with soup in a container and noodles in other, all in a plastic bag. The airport staff told them that they cannot bring the Pho up the plane and the Singaporean lady was damm mad. She then asked to check in the pho, the staff said NO too. She was pissed and said `Singapore can wat, why here cannot? !!! The soup less than 100ml wat' , i turned over and told them that fish sauce and other liquid like Pho noodle soup all cannot check in and this has been the norm for the past many years here, and they don't care too.

Come on, typical ugly and demanding Singaporean lady thinking that she can get whatever she wants. So shameful

First world country third world mentality...typical ugly sin who feel that they own the airline and the authority....no hard feelings to those sin who are not...

jackbl · #**6095** 23-09-2009, 02:23 AM

I think this will also happened to Changi Airport where a vietnamese gal wanted to check in the Dry Ba Chor mee with soup in another container...

They are just minority and nothing to shout about

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

First world country third world mentality...typical ugly sin who feel that they own the airline and the authority....no hard feelings to those sin who are not...

SingViet · #**6096** 23-09-2009, 06:10 AM

i think i brought up the example of checking in the noodles and soup to illustrate on how demanding a typical singaporean lady can be and how vietnamese ladies can be much more accommodating than local gals. The subject is the attitude of the lady, not the noodles or soup

Hurricane88 · #**6097** 23-09-2009, 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by jackbl

I think this will also happened to Changi Airport where a vietnamese gal wanted to check in the Dry Ba Chor mee with soup in another container...

They are just minority and nothing to shout about

Hahaha...i dun think this will ever happen to vn gal because vn gal are not so demanding...

naemlo · #**6098** 23-09-2009, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

Hahaha...i dun think this will ever happen to vn gal because vn gal are not so demanding...

Not demanding.... but vn gers r fierce...

esp HCMC. Common words on the street is "du ma".... Been almost a year in Hanoi... I'm still trying to figure out what their common scolding ppl words

chen_zhen · #**6099** 23-09-2009, 02:23 PM

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Originally Posted by naemlo

Not demanding.... but vn gers r fierce...

esp HCMC. Common words on the street is "du ma".... Been almost a year in Hanoi... I'm still trying to figure out what their common scolding ppl words

Bro, u r rite, "du ma".... is the common scolding ppl words.

Hurricane88 · #**6100** 23-09-2009, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by chen_zhen

Bro, u r rite, "du ma".... is the common scolding ppl words.

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Originally Posted by naemlo

Not demanding.... but vn gers r fierce...

esp HCMC. Common words on the street is "du ma".... Been almost a year in Hanoi... I'm still trying to figure out what their common scolding ppl words

See Vn are typical chinese...almost all chinese even local Sin chinese likes to scold some foul words.."tiu ni..." or "gan na sai..."...

Din know hanoi or northern Vn dun scold any....

casannova03 · #**6101** 23-09-2009, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by naemlo

Not demanding.... but vn gers r fierce...

esp HCMC. Common words on the street is "du ma".... Been almost a year in Hanoi... I'm still trying to figure out what their common scolding ppl words

Which means i almost 1 yea never meet you liao???

Time fllies!!!! When you back can go drink with me?

naemlo · #**6102** 23-09-2009, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

Din know hanoi or northern Vn dun scold any...

Trying to find out...

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Originally Posted by casannova03

Which means i almost 1 yea never meet you liao???

Time fllies!!!! When you back can go drink with me?

Ya time waits for no man.... I thought u r very busy??

retsoor · #**6103** 24-09-2009, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by naemlo

I'm still trying to figure out what their common scolding ppl words

it's not uncommon to hear "dit me may"

at least when driving a motorbike during the rush hour. usually fat ugly men who can not drive, with a Honda SH and a young gf sitting behind, trying to make up for their lack of driving skills, and trying to impress their young gf through liberal use of swear words (it never works. I usually smile to their girlfriends, understandingly, and they always smile back, shyly, as if they want to apologize)

naemlo · #**6104** 24-09-2009, 01:19 AM

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Originally Posted by retsoor

it's not uncommon to hear "dit me may"

u have to teach me what is "dit me may"...

Look at this way, the official 2nd language for me is Chinese and I even can't master it, why will I bother about vietnamese. Without vietnamese, I still survive well... cos of Ho Chi Minh notes...

BTW your Henssery kept pestering me about u. Can u sextify her

Again what is "dit me may"?

SingViet · #**6105** 24-09-2009, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by retsoor

it's not uncommon to hear "dit me may"

at least when driving a motorbike during the rush hour. usually fat ugly men who can not drive, with a Honda SH and a young gf sitting behind, trying to make up for their lack of driving skills, and trying to impress their young gf through liberal use of swear words (it never works. I usually smile to their girlfriends, understandingly, and they always smile back, shyly, as if they want to apologize)

I am sure they don't need to impress their gf much with their Honda SH. The bike itself is already quite impressive. But with the ever growing population of cars in Vietnam, you find big expensive cars around. Bikes cannot impress much nowadays, even normal cars don't bring much impression to people. My toyota innova is seriously quite a loser when a BMW X5 or X6 comes close