Tieng Viet lovers club

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by AdGuy

Actually hor... when I read it, my interpretation (most likely wrong) is

... cannot like that... you don't give me money how can?...

Anyway the whole meaning is:

"I am your girlfriend, you give me money, else I find another boyfriend"

[AdGuy]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

Anyway the whole meaning is:

"I am your girlfriend, you give me money, else I find another boyfriend"

More like... you want free F***, you tan ku ku.

@#$%%^

[CuteBuns]

Now she sms me 'Anh dag lam gi em noi lam anh buon ha"

or translated as what you doing now, I speak wrongly you sad is it

sigh.....don't know whether i should move on or not. Two of my friends say she is very good gal and I treat her miserly. I tell them this " she good girl or not no one know. I don't know what she do behind my back. And by the way, this gal are very street smart, don't underestimate her......her KC power better than me

[vagrant]

Originally Posted by AdGuy

More like... you want free F***, you tan ku ku.

@#$%%^

Lol, this summarizes how most vb think ba

[jackbl]

Wat u doing? wat I say make u sad huh?

Initially just treat her as per normal gal u meet, if she is good to u, then treat her better lor.

Originally Posted by CuteBuns

Now she sms me 'Anh dag lam gi em noi lam anh buon ha"

Two of my friends say she is very good gal and I treat her miserly. I tell them this " she good girl or not no one know. I don't know what she do behind my back. And by the way, this gal are very street smart, don't underestimate her......her KC power better than me

[KangTuo]

ah jackbl ah... just come back from your adventure in lor 18 ha?
what is there in lor 18?

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by CuteBuns

Now she sms me 'Anh dag lam gi em noi lam anh buon ha"

or translated as what you doing now, I speak wrongly you sad is it

sigh.....don't know whether i should move on or not. ......her KC power better than me

hhhmmm.... interesting.
so what you reply?
as for me, i will reply "e kg lam cho a buon nhung lam cho a buon hon, rat buon, buon lam...."

then wait for her reply...

[retire]

Originally Posted by CuteBuns

Lesson number 1: Nothing is free

Not that I am sad, I was expecting this type of sms soon.....

Neu anh nghi em la ban gai cua anh kg the nao anh kg cho bao nhieu do duoc. vi bay gio em dag can tien cha cho ong chu moi ngay lam du tien nha tien an ma thoi

This was her response when I sms her my unwillingness to pass her money. I only know some of it.

Is it something like :

"If you don't think of me as your girlfriend.....you don't......So now I ....everyday work for money home............

anyone can help with the rest on what she is lecturing me on?

if you think i'm your gf, its not acceptable that you cannot give me that amount of money, because i need money right now to pay back to my boss..money from work is only enough for rental and meals...

[leecs]

this type of GF can ask her to fuck off. Its $$$ that she wants..

[jackbl]

Hi Sir, which words in "anh kg the nao anh kg cho bao nhieu do duoc" means "that amount of money"?

Originally Posted by retire

if you think i'm your gf, its not acceptable that you cannot give me that amount of money, because i need money right now to pay back to my boss..money from work is only enough for rental and meals...

[SureScore]

Originally Posted by CuteBuns

sigh.....don't know whether i should move on or not. Two of my friends say she is very good gal and I treat her miserly. I tell them this " she good girl or not no one know. I don't know what she do behind my back. And by the way, this gal are very street smart, don't underestimate her......her KC power better than me

Where got true love for WL. They are here to earn money.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by SureScore

Where got true love for WL. They are here to earn money.

U have me always supporting this statement.

[jackbl]

Women workers and their sad love affairs
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VietNamNet Bridge – Alone, far from home, living a poor life, women workers easily fall into love affairs. Far too often end these end tragically, reports VietNamNet in the third article in of its series on life in some of Vietnam’s industrial zones (IZ).


The owner of some boarding houses near an industrial zone in Binh Duong province says that worker couples often share rooms saying they are husband and wife.

Sharing a room

The phenomenon of unmarried couples sharing rooms has become common among workers in industrial and export processing zones (IZ) in the greater HCM City area. It’s an unavoidable fact when young people live far from home, starved for affection and in poor living conditions.



The owner of some boarding houses near an industrial zone in Binh Duong province says that worker couples often share rooms saying they are husband and wife. Whenever they say goodbye to each other or quarrel, however, the room owners or their neighbours know that they are not married, but living together on a trial basis.



Many sad stories have resulted from such love affairs.

P and K were workers at the Amata Industrial Zone in Dong Nai province. After they knew each other for a short time, they shared a room. When K became pregnant several months later, P disappeared. Painfully betrayed, K committed suicide in the hired room.



Many female workers have abortions; that’s bad enough, but even worse, there have been cases when workers have abandoned their newborn babies.



One day about a year ago, the people around the Viet Huong Industrial Zone were shocked when a worker who packed her baby in a black plastic bag and left it in a dustbin. Luckily, a boarding house owner discovered and adopted the baby.



Recently, a worker in an industrial zone in Binh Duong delivered a child in a grassy plot near her room and left the baby there. Again, a boarding house owner found out the baby but, after a night in the open air, the baby died of exposure.



Lonely children

At 8.30pm, three kids were still at a private kindergarten in Binh Duong province. From time to time they cast anxious looks at the door, waiting for their mothers.



Binh, the kindergarten’s owner, said these children always look very sad because they know they lack one of their parents.



In Binh’s kindergarten, there is a little girl named Trang. Her father is a worker at the Binh Duong 2 industrial zone. Trang’s parents divorced when Trang was less than one year old. Her mother took the baby to Hue to sell to another woman. Luckily, Trang’s maternal grandmother discovered the affair and asked her dad to come to Hue to redeem her. Since then, Trang has lived with her father in Binh Duong.



Sometimes Trang asks the kindergarten’s owner: “Are you afraid of ghosts? If you fear ghosts, please come sleep with me. I am really afraid when I sleep alone.”



Ha, Binh’s neighbor, said that last year she took care of five or six babies whose mothers work at nearby industrial zones. Most of them are illegitimate. When the fathers leave, the mothers must bring up the children alone.



At last at 9.30 pm, the last baby at Binh’s kindergarten was picked up.



A rare love story

At 4.30 pm, Duat is waiting in his wheelchair at the gate of the Year 2000 Co. in the Linh Trung 1 Export Processing Zone, watching for his wife. Duat’s wife, Thu, hurries toward him on her bicycle, not wanting to keep her husband waiting.



Some workers helped lift Duat onto Thu’s bike. Every day, Thu takes her husband from their hired room to their factories.



Duat is the only child in his family who was affected by his father’s exposure to Agent Orange during the war. Duat works in the Linh Trung 1 Export Processing Zone while Thu is a worker in the Binh Duong Industrial Zone, three kilometers away.



Duat was losing his faith in life until he met Thu. He can’t walk, but every night he asked his friend to carry him to Thu’s inn just to see her face. After a period of time, Thu became Duat’s girlfriend.



When they decided to get married, Duat’s parents doubted that Thu could love an AO victim like their son. They advised him to not get married but live alone because “nobody wants to marry a disabled man”.



By 5.30 pm, after a hard day of work, the small room of the newly-married couple near the Binh Duong IZ was full of laughter. They had some distinguished guests - Thu’s parents and her nephew.



Thu hadn’t yet told Duat that she had lost her job because her company didn’t have new orders and was reducing its workforce.

Thai Phuong

[jackbl]

新明日报 : 如切积极扫黄　越南艳女转战乌节
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如切扫黄雷厉风行，越南艳女转战乌节路。

自如切区积极扫黄后，短短3年内，这一带的按摩院从2005年的30间，关闭到现在只剩4间，酒廊也从原本 的46间，减少到现在的31间。

3年来的扫黄行动也大幅度打击流莺站街的情况，眼看如切已无生意可做，大批的越南艳女，于是把“战场”转换 到乌节路豪杰大厦一带。

记者昨晚走访豪杰大厦时，发现大厦门外站着多达20多名越南艳女，把“拉客”的对象锁定在洋汉 身上。

一名在豪杰大厦经营服装生意的业者表示，4年前，大厦很少出现流莺站街的情况，偶尔只见五六名艳女站在灯光 较暗的街边拉客。

“不过，随着如切在3年前积极扫黄后，这些越南女郎就转移阵地，在豪杰大厦外站街。她们过后发现，在这里站 街时，都没遇过突击检查，所以拉客的情况日益严重。”

据观察，昨天晚上10时30分，附近的大型百货公司纷纷打烊后，穿着性感、酥胸半露的艳女就公然的站在乌节 路的街上，向到酒廊狂欢的老外大抛媚眼。

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by jackbl

新明日报 : 如切积极扫黄　越南艳女转战乌节
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news seems interesting. But i am having difficulty reading chinese