Tieng Viet lovers club

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by jackbl

Mango (xoai)

Originally Posted by jackbl

Rambutan (chom chom)
Mangosteen (mang cut)Star Apple (vu sua)
Durian (Sau Rieng)

Originally Posted by jackbl

Pineapple (Dua)
Longan (Nhan)
Thieu Litchi (Vai Thieu)
Banana (Chuoi)
Papays (Du du)

Originally Posted by jackbl

Persimmon (Hong)
Sapodilla (Hong Xiem)
Custard Apple (Mang Cau - Na)
Jackfruit (Mit)

when are you planning to sell fruits in VN?
your speciality must be JACKfruit

[VietnamLover]

Originally Posted by jackbl

Phuc Trach Sweet Polemo (Buoi Duong Phuc Trach)
Green dragon (Thanh Long) / 火龙果 / dragon pearl fruit
Mango (xoai)
Rambutan (chom chom)
Mangosteen (mang cut)
Star Apple (vu sua)
Durian (Sau Rieng)
Pineapple (Dua)
Longan (Nhan)
Thieu Litchi (Vai Thieu)
Banana (Chuoi)
Papaya (Du du)
Persimmon (Hong)
Sapodilla (Hong Xiem)
Custard Apple (Mang Cau - Na)
Jackfruit (Mit)

Talking about fruits..how many of you have tried fruits in Vietnam and which fruits? I already tried all the fruits except thieu litchi in HCMC. Sapodilla (Hong Xiem) is also known as chiku. In my opinion, these fruits in Vietnam taste very good and delicious.

[SING_IN_HCMC]

Originally Posted by VietnamLover

Talking about fruits..how many of you have tried fruits in Vietnam and which fruits? I already tried all the fruits except thieu litchi in HCMC. Sapodilla (Hong Xiem) is also known as chiku. In my opinion, these fruits in Vietnam taste very good and delicious.

I absolutely love the fruits in Vietnam...they are very tasty. Some nights I just eat fruits as dinner, believe me, they are delicious. I agree the fruits are good, better than those from Malaysia or even Thailand.

Just to pre-emp Naemlo, I really mean "fruits" as in trái cây. Not the "mangoes" or "papayas" or "oysters".

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by SING_IN_HCMC

I absolutely love the fruits in Vietnam...they are very tasty. Some nights I just eat fruits as dinner, believe me, they are delicious. I agree the fruits are good, better than those from Malaysia or even Thailand.

Yes...me too....eat fruits for lunch and skip lunch...kekeke...still prefer the water melon and pineapple. I can eat the whole water melon which is small long and round in shape

[v.killers]

Originally Posted by kangtuo

sat night and whole of sun, she was very frustrated.
Sat night she disappeared from 678, go home. Sun play mia till 1am.

lam tinh nhieu nhieu.......

[haha_123]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

your speciality must be JACKfruit

That's a good one, bro.
U just brighten up my day!!!

[lovesprout]

Dear Bros:

Please help me with the following sentences:

I: anh phat hien da so con gai vietnam ko thich lam tinh nhieu.
She: vi lam tinh nhieu co ai tot cung co cai xau

I: I discovered that the majority of VB don't like having sex a lot.
She: Because having sex... ??

Thanks in advance.

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by lovesprout

Dear Bros:

Please help me with the following sentences:

I: anh phat hien da so con gai vietnam ko thich lam tinh nhieu.
She: vi lam tinh nhieu co ai tot cung co cai xau

I: I discovered that the majority of VB don't like having sex a lot.
She: Because having sex... ??

Thanks in advance.

my guess = ....have some good and also alot bad
or
because having sex good many who also have bad

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by lovesprout

Dear Bros:

Please help me with the following sentences:

I: anh phat hien da so con gai vietnam ko thich lam tinh nhieu.
She: vi lam tinh nhieu co ai tot cung co cai xau

I: I discovered that the majority of VB don't like having sex a lot.
She: Because having sex... ??

Thanks in advance.

1) My initial guess
củng cố = to reinforce
because having alot sex, who will be good. reinforce badness

2) Vdict give and explanation of xấu as in
trong cái xấu có cái tốt
it's an ill wind (that blows nobody any good)

so my 2nd guess is that there may be typo error and redundant wordings.
vi lam tinh nhieu cai tot co cai xau
because having alot sex is good (that give nobody any bad)

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by v.killers

lam tinh nhieu nhieu.......

You talking about yourself right?
too much is no good for your eyesight leh...

On sunday, you say you wanna find FL from a particular OKT. you say one of the gal not bad looking. I go to the site, see all the photos one more time. All CMI leh...

[shysaint]

Originally Posted by lovesprout

co ai tot cung co cai xau

hahahha .. I give out guessing

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by lovesprout

I: anh phat hien da so con gai vietnam ko thich lam tinh nhieu.
She: vi lam tinh nhieu co ai tot cung co cai xau

I asked my fren she said the correct sentence could be :

co CAI tot cung co cai xau

[KangTuo]

google translation:

cái tốt cũng có cái xấu = also good evil = 还不错邪恶
cái xấu cũng có cái tốt = evil is also good = 邪恶也不错

[jackbl]

US television channel praises Vietnamese pop star
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VietNamNet Bridge – Singer My Tam is named in the list of 11 “Global Pop Sensations You’ve Never Heard Of" on ABC News.

This is the news site for ABC, one of the three largest television channels in the US.

ABC News wrote the following about My Tam: “After nine years in the business, Vietnamese pop singer My Tam has remained one of the most recognizable voices in the Southeast Asian country, releasing seven successful albums since her debut. As she toured each night, more than 20,000 people would pour in to see her. Early on in her career, My Tam signed multi-million dollar deals to serve as a spokesperson for companies like Pepsi and Honda. She even has her own fragrance.”

Other artists in this list include: Japanese rock band X-Japan, Ayumi Hamasaki (Japan), Wonder Girls (South Korea), Charice Pempengco (Philippines) - the first Asian artist in history to land in the top 10 of Billboard’s album chart, Vince Harder (New Zealand), Chilean pop group Kudai, Faye Wong (Hong Kong), Die Antwoord - a popular hip-hop group in South Africa, Svyatoslav Vakarchuk (Ukraine), and Italian superstar Eros Ramazzotti.

My Tam, 29, was born in the central city of Da Nang. She started learning ballet for 3 years from the age of 6 before learning instruments such as guitar and organ. She enjoyed singing, but was never aware of her ability, and also never regarded singing as a career. She won her first award in her secondary school’s singing competition and was chosen for the municipal competition. She got the first award for the city’s solo singing competition and then the Gold Award for Beautiful Voice Spring 1997. She was chosen for the Military School of Art in Hanoi. However, due to her family’s situation, she decided to enter Ho Chi Minh City Conservatory for a 4 year course, learning vocal training. She graduated as a top student from the course.

She quickly got a contract with Vafaco record company in 1999 and participated in many singing teams. My Tam has gained many awards in various singing competitions. After her contract with Vafaco ended in 2000, she began to attract attention. She attained the bronze medal at the Asian Music Festival held in Shanghai at the end of 2000 when she was working in the Music Center in Ho Chi Minh City. This was a very significant achievement for her. She graduated in 2001 and became active in the music world.

During those two years, My Tam released two albums: Love Forever and Not Only Me, one VCD single "Sing With the River", 2 CD singles "Dawn of Love (Japanese song)", and "The Guitar of Students."

Her first major hit "Toc nau moi tram" (Brown Hair Dark Lips), an uptempo dance record from her first album Love Forever, led to a fashion trend in which many young girls changed their hair color to dark yellow to look like My Tam. Her self-composed title song on the first album, Love Forever, established her as a young songwriter. Her first CD single "The Student Guitar", became an instant success due to its appeal to My Tam’s original audience, students in their 20s. The song quickly became the iconic song of the early 2000s and tied her to tertiary level students, making them her greatest fan base. This served as the basis for her 2004 tour around various universities across the country. The next CD single, Dawn of Love, released in the same month with Sing with the River, was less successful. However, a track from this single, "Love If is Distant", was a massive karaoke hit.

My Tam followed the success of her debut with her second studio album Not Only Me. Released in May 2002, it contained a heavy dance-pop influence, unlike her first album, which was more influenced by soft R&B. The biggest hit from this album, "Love Dream", received massive airplay on radio and TV. The song, "Sing for you to stay back/ Hat cho nguoi o lai", was also another hit for Mỹ Tâm.

In the middle of 2003, she released her third studio album, Yesterday and Now. And it became a huge record, becoming the most successful album in her musical career and Vietnamese musical history to date. Following her third album, My Tam quickly released her first VCD album Love Forever.

Knowing that her chance was coming, My Tam came up with the idea about a concert in two big stadiums in Vietnam. She became the first Vietnamese artist to sell out a stadium concert. The total expenditure for the two concerts was about 30 billion dong (approximately $2.5 million in 2003) and is the most expensive concert in Vietnamese music history. She was crowned: "No. 1 Pop Star in Vietnam" and "The Queen of V-Pop". After these concerts, her third album sold more than 100,000 copies, which made it the highest-selling album in the Vietnamese recording industry. The album is still in print due to popular demand from new fans.

Later in 2004, she was the only Vietnamese singer who participated in the Asia Song Festival in Seoul, Korea. This festival is one of the most prominent international music festivals in Asia. She wowed the Korean crowds with her 2 hits: "Wish" and "Oh First Kiss". At the end of the Asia Song Festival, she received a “Plaque of Appreciation’ and ’The Best Contribution Award’ from the Korean Minister of Culture and Tourism, who hosted of this festival. This sparked her motivation to cooperate with Korean producers later in 2005.

By the end of 2004, she had one more concert, "My Childhood Home Town", and the tour, "Live With Your Best." Her fourth studio album The Color of My Life was released in 2005. At the end of 2005, she had one more tour for students called "The Power of Dreams." At this time, Vietnamese audiences did not only perceive My Tam as a singer but also as a composer and producer. A lot of her hits were written and composed entirely by Mỹ Tâm.

Reaching the top, the singer continues to expand her career. Unsatisfied with Vietnamese recording and studio techniques, she cooperated with Numari Picture (South Korea) to work on her fifth album Fly. During that time, she took more vocal training, dance lessons, and exposed herself to different music genres. The fifth album, instead of following her usual pop and ballad style, embarked on a new sound, with more up-tempo R&B, hip-hop, and soul songs. Fly was released in Christmas 2005. Although this album wasn’t as successful as her third album, it was critically acclaimed and highly rated.

In early 2008, My Tam reunited with another Korean production to record her sixth album: The Return. Unlike the previous effort, the Korean producers are only in charge of mastering the record. Vietnamese producers composed all the tracks, including Tam’s self-produced track: "Nhu Em Doi Anh/ Like I Wait For You." The album was recorded in Seoul, South Korea.

My Tam explained that through the title The Return, she wants to express that the album is her return to "pop ballad and slow-jams" and "emotional feelings." The new album has a similar sound to her third album, except it is more influenced by Korean music. Vietnamese critics have brought acclaim to The Return, stating that it has brought My Tam to a new level in her career: a more professional voice, significantly improved English, and more skillful singing techniques. Even though Vietnamese producers produced a majority of the album, it contains a more international vibe, excellent quality, and characterizes My Tam as an evolving artist. Following the album release, a tour is planned during the 2008 summer.

On September 1, 2008, she released her seventh album, To the Beat (Nhip Dap). Accompanied with the release was a live concert tour to promote the album and her previous successful album The Return (Tro Lai). To the Beat was produced by the same producer who worked on her last album, The Return.

On September 7, 2008, the concert tour kicked off in Tao Dan stadium, Ho Chi Minh City. The official name of the tour is "Multi-frequency Sound Wave", which means a sound wave that can go anywhere so that everyone can hear and enjoy it, no matter whether you are rich or poor, or living in urban or rural areas. For that, she won the "Singer of the year” prize in the 2008 Contribution award held by The Thao & Van Hoa newspaper (Sport & Culture).

On April 17, 2009, 1 year anniversary of "The Time and Me" project, My Tam releases "Multifrequency Sound Wave" DVD, a DVD that recorded her concert tour. The DVD is the last move of "The Time And Me" project, officially closing a successful project.


PV

[shysaint]

Given this website by a friend I would like to share with all BROs here ...

http://www.vietnamwomen.biz/page2.htm