Tieng Viet lovers club

[bonbonbebe]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

'tao' and 'may' can also be used when 2 become enemy and start arguing, breakup.

I had this a few times when a viet gal is very very angry and started argument with me, initaiting a breakup

Haha so poor to u bro. But I must let u know that anyone using 'tao' and 'may' in the conversation with one from opposite sex is seriously considered as freaking impolite, even lack of education. Unless that guy is my very close buddy, if he call me 'may', either he is an ordinary friend or stranger or even husband, no wonder he will get slapped. the fastest way to insult someone and begin a fight is calling the partner 'may'. 'tao' and 'may' r used positively to express friendship only. If that gal said 'tao' and 'may' to u, I think its high time for u to kick her off, because of not only running out of feeling, but also her very bad mind inside.

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

I always hear you talk geography to them leh

I think it will be better to relate coconut to some part of the body, then we talk biology will be more interesting

Must know wher they come from first then can relate the type of product from their province.... Wonder which province famous for Papaya, orange, grape.

[lovesprout]

Originally Posted by jackbl

In her previous sms, she said her frens cry alot. So u intro us/SBF brothers to her frens to console them

Ben Tre is famous for COCONUT

Her friends cry a lot because she came to singapore alone and life here is like in prison, so her friends feel sad for her. It is not like her friends need comfort.

Your information is very useful. So I ask her if coconut is very famous in Ben Tre, she replied me,

Keo dua la toi ben tre la no ban la e mua cho a an roi.

-> What is "no ban"? The sentence sounds strange because there are so many "la"

She also mentioned "chom chom" (紅毛丹) is also very famous there.

Vuon chom chom la diem du lich, nam nao e cung di ca, vui lam.

-> What is the meaning of "diem" and "nam"?

[deptrai4u]

Originally Posted by lovesprout

She also mentioned "chom chom" (紅毛丹) is also very famous there.

Vuon chom chom la diem du lich, nam nao e cung di ca, vui lam.

-> What is the meaning of "diem" and "nam"?

I dun think Chom chom here means Rambutan... what she says is...

"Vuon chom chom" is a tourist destination, every year I also go, very fun!

[jackbl]

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[jackbl]

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[bonbonbebe]

Originally Posted by lovesprout

Keo dua la toi ben tre la no ban la e mua cho a an roi.

She also mentioned "chom chom" (紅毛丹) is also very famous there.

Vuon chom chom la diem du lich, nam nao e cung di ca, vui lam.

-> What is the meaning of "diem" and "nam"?

Originally Posted by deptrai4u

I dun think Chom chom here means Rambutan... what she says is...

"Vuon chom chom" is a tourist destination, every year I also go, very fun!

Keo dua la toi ben tre la no ban la e mua cho a an roi.
--> Coconut candy, which you can buy whenever you set foot on bentre, was bought for you. (La em mua cho anh roi, means that I have bought/will buy that for you.)

Chom chom is exactly 紅毛丹, vuon chom chom is 紅毛丹 garden. Maybe it's not a garden, it's a farm or sth like that. And those kind of fruits gardens/farms have become many famous tourist attractions all around Mekong Delta.

"Diem du lich" = travelling spot/sight seeing spot/tour attraction.

[lovesprout]

Originally Posted by bonbonbebe

Chom chom is exactly 紅毛丹, vuon chom chom is 紅毛丹 garden. Maybe it's not a garden, it's a farm or sth like that. And those kind of fruits gardens/farms have become many famous tourist attractions all around Mekong Delta.

"Diem du lich" = travelling spot/sight seeing spot/tour attraction.

Cam on em nhieu. May I ask another question?

"may dua ban cua a co dua nao ve kg? dan ve que e choi luon, e lam mai ban e cho, nhung ma phai biet tieng viet nha. hihi"

What are the meanings of those words in red color ? I can only guess that she wants me to bring some Vietnamese-speaking friends to visit her hometown, but I am not sure. Please help. Thanks in advance.

[creeve]

Want climbing up the stairs towards my block of flat just now... when I noticed that 30 m away got a girl squatting under the void deck, in the middle of nowhere and fiddling with her fingernail. When I passed by her, I tactically glanced downwards, hoping to see some down-"t-shirt".. heh heh... but, alas... can't see anything. then as I was walking away from her, heard another pair of voice talking in a language that I'm very very sure is TV.

And I go... "nabeh... since when my block got VB huh?? And, somemore, all 3 very pretty ones..."

Looks like need to show more concern towards my new neighbours....

[KangTuo]

Question:
"viêm soan mũi"
directly translate is "nose inflammation"

is it sinus?

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by bonbonbebe

Keo dua la toi ben tre la no ban la e mua cho a an roi.
--> Coconut candy, which you can buy whenever you set foot on bentre, was bought for you. (La em mua cho anh roi, means that I have bought/will buy that for you.)

Sorry BBBB, i really cant understand that above sentence, why your translation is so much diff? Would u mind to explain more detail? Tks!

la toi ben tre=is reach Ben Tre
la no ban= is it sell

[FireShark]

Originally Posted by jackbl

Sorry BBBB, i really cant understand that above sentence, why your translation is so much diff? Would u mind to explain more detail? Tks!

la toi ben tre=is reach Ben Tre
la no ban= is it sell

I think the translation should be:

coconut candy is a special kinda candy in Bentre. If i can buy it here, i will buy it for you.

[bonbonbebe]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

Question:
"viêm soan mũi"
directly translate is "nose inflammation"

is it sinus?

Yup as I said in PM.

Originally Posted by lovesprout

Cam on em nhieu. May I ask another question?

"may dua ban cua a co dua nao ve kg? dan ve que e choi luon, e lam mai ban e cho, nhung ma phai biet tieng viet nha. hihi"

What are the meanings of those words in red color ? I can only guess that she wants me to bring some Vietnamese-speaking friends to visit her hometown, but I am not sure. Please help. Thanks in advance.

Dear bro,

"dua nao" = anyone. "Dua" is the way to refer to sb without respect, often used to be a 量词 of friends, children, who the position is lower than the teller. Using "dua nao" here instead of "nguoi nao" is showing her attitude, maybe she thought that she has become someone close to you.

"luon" = also, too, by the way...

"lam mai" = matchmake, means that she would be a matchmaker to introduce her friends to your friends, whising they could be a couple

Originally Posted by jackbl

Sorry BBBB, i really cant understand that above sentence, why your translation is so much diff? Would u mind to explain more detail? Tks!

la toi ben tre=is reach Ben Tre
la no ban= is it sell

Dear bro,

Keo dua la toi ben tre la no ban.
---> Keo dua is that sold as soon as you reach Bentre.

Your translation is not wrong. But she wanted to imply that keo dua is sold everywhere and everywhen in Bentre. Reach Bentre, can buy keo dua immediately.

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[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

Question:
"viêm soan mũi"
directly translate is "nose inflammation"

is it sinus?

Originally Posted by bonbonbebe

Yup as I said in PM.

thanks. you never correct my mistake here.

Viêm xoang = Sinusitis