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vietnamese question
HELP! sorry about this but what does "nho em qua, Phoung oi!" mean? and what about "ia ochen skuchaiu po tebe"?
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"Pass the salsa!" and "I stubbed my toe!"
wait - wrong transalation, got some mandarin instead?
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Re: vietnamese question
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"Phuong oi" is hard to explain. Phuong is a common Vietnamese name and "oi" just an expression. So basically, it means "I miss you a lot Phoung." Hope that helped.
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so what about "ia ochen skuchaiu po tebe"?
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I don't think that is Vietnamese man.
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any clue what language it might be? i got had two vietamese friends that i saw on Yahoo Messenger and they had those two phrases after there names. So i was just wondering and i don't know any asian languages.
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