Tieng Viet lovers club

[V|ernar]

Originally Posted by jackbl

Another negative report.....

不站街，越南妹拉客新招，跳上德士，直接问德士司机要不要开房！

来自越南的流莺，过去都是站街拉客，但有德士司机向《联合早报》爆料，最近发现越南妹出现拉客 的新招数。

兼职德士司机黄先生（46岁）说，越南妹会像一般乘客站在路边召德士，但一上车和德士司机闲聊后，却露出“ 真面目”，开门见山问德士司机需不需要性服务，还开出价钱。

黄先生上周就在布业中心载到这样的越南妹。

他说：“越南妹说要到菜市，还说反正已是凌晨2时，问我要不要去开房？”

他说，越南妹大多到酒廊和卡拉OK找顾客，站不成后转而尝试向德士司机招生意，有的开价达15 0元。

也有德士司机说，一些越南妹一上车就和德士司机打情骂俏，下来就直接进入“正题”，邀司机去开 房。

It a bad news for you but it a good news for me ... Hehe .

When ICA start to ban more viet come in , we will raid their home ground and gain upper control !

[Honey Boon]

then you better your attendance once the next lesson starts

Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

bro honeyboon, there's no okt involved. only got principal jack to help assign good teacher to us. maybe u can be vice principal

[jackbl]

Hi all Sifu, need your help. SMS with a VB and she ask me A, I reply B. She writes: A dung noi chuyen LANG voi e. E chi hoi a that long sao a k tra loi.

May I know what's Lang? I used HoSac's method to check google.com.Vn but can't find matching word.

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by jackbl

Hi all Sifu, need your help. SMS with a VB and she ask me A, I reply B. She writes: A dung noi chuyen LANG voi e. E chi hoi a that long sao a k tra loi.

I guess she ask you don't change topic...

from vdick
lảng = to slip away; to sneak away
nói lảng = to turn conversation

[MiniHawk]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

I guess she ask you don't change topic...

from vdick
lảng = to slip away; to sneak away
nói lảng = to turn conversation

She say east, you say west keep changing topic......

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

I guess she ask you don't change topic...

nói lảng = to turn conversation

Originally Posted by MiniHawk

She say east, you say west keep changing topic......

Thank you sifu I used vdict in handphone so the option/result is not wide enough. When i used vdict in computer then i found the meaning....

[ilovedoggie]

lao gor told me today there's a news about a VB died in a water tank at woodlands. i saw it on wan bao yesterday or this morning i think... i forgot. maybe this is will diffuse the negativity of VB. when somebody dies at least ppl will start to pity them

[ilovedoggie]

Originally Posted by Honey Boon

then you better your attendance once the next lesson starts

yes i will. in fact anh jack is planning for the next lab session soon.

nice to meet u just now

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

yes i will. in fact anh jack is planning for the next lab session soon.

Sorry hor, u will be the organiser of the next lab session.... but the trip to WEST side is very difficult, not many students stay in the west

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

lao gor told me today there's a news about a VB died in a water tank at woodlands. i saw it on wan bao yesterday or this morning i think... i forgot. maybe this is will diffuse the negativity of VB. when somebody dies at least ppl will start to pity them

兀兰组屋今晨发生骇人命案，一名女郎离奇坠楼，一丝不挂倒卧组屋楼下，送院4小时后抢救不治。

命案发生在凌晨2时左右，地点是兀兰73通道第686B座组屋。

坠楼惨死的女郎，已证实是来自越南的Truong Thi Ngoh Anh，26岁，持社交准证入境。

根据《联合晚报》了解，死者不住该处，已不是第一次来新加坡。

死者坠楼时一丝不挂，她在巨响中落在距离小水沟旁，顿时血如泉涌，相当骇人。

警方到场调查时，发现案子不单纯，于是一再扩大封锁范围，刑事侦查局和法证科人员也陆续赶到现场，查案人员 个个如临大敌般，神情凝重，现场气氛非常紧张。

[lavenderss]

hen ban bua nao di means what

[jackbl]

Gay and afraid
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Gay community wants to end discrimination that pushes them to margins of society

Members of www.gioihan.net, a forum for gay men, during a charity mission in HCMC. Gay men in Vietnam complain they face heavy discrimination, much at the hands of their own families.

Le Son, 25, keeps his old skirt as though it was treasure.

He had it made to compete in a beauty contest for the male gay community in Ho Chi Minh City when he was 19.

Son will never forget the moment at a HCMC market when his mother, who had never accepted him as a homosexual before, took him to a cloth shop and bought materials for him to make the skirt with.

The vendor asked who the skirt was for and Son said he felt an indescribable happiness when his mother pointed to him and replied: “It’s for my daughter.” She then showed him the best place to get the garment tailored.

“Her support and words made me know that she accepted my sexuality,” Son recalled. “I had never expected her to change her attitude toward me. I was very happy and wanted to laugh aloud in happiness at that time.”

Son said his mother now teaches him how to do make up. He loves making up his face when going out with friends. Previously he had made up as a girl in secret before going out.

“But she sometimes found me making up my face,” Son recalled.

Neighbors often tease his mother when she takes his hands and feet for a massage. She explains to them that he is her youngest daughter, so she has to pamper him.

Son is now happy to live with his real identity and share it with his mother.

But the mother and son were not always so close.

Neighbors discovered Son was gay when he was 13 and they teased, insulted, and even beat him for behaving “like a girl” rather than a man.

Son’s mother felt ashamed any time she heard neighbors gossip and spread rumors about him. She beat him and told him to be strong and behave like a man. His parents refused to support him with money, even for school. So he had to start working for himself and he went through several odd jobs before becoming a prostitute.

Son said his gay friend Luat had suffered even worse violence.

“His parents locked him in his room and invited a doctor to treat him, because they thought he had a mental problem,” said Son. “Luat ran away from home and shared house with me and friends in District 7.”

The group of roommates participated in a fashion show for gay man to feed themselves.

Later, Son’s mother began to understand that homosexuality didn’t mean a horrible life. She saw that many of her son’s peers in the neighboring were not gay but led terrible lives that ended in drug abuse and AIDS.

In the end, Son feels he is a lucky man.

Brutality

Lam Thanh Vinh, 33, struggled to hold back the tears as he discussed his personal life.

In high school, Vinh was an excellent student but he was often bullied by his classmates. In one particularly bad incident, a group of kids chased him and pulled off his pants, claiming they wanted to check if he was really a man or a woman.

Then his parents heard he was gay.

“My mother did not say anything,” Vinh remembered. “She went straight home and got a rod to beat me. She cried.”

Vinh’s parents later locked him to the staircase with a chain for 19 days. The chain was long enough for him to go to a nearby toilet, but he had no food, no way to bathe and had little water to drink. They said they wouldn’t release him until he agreed to return to the family as a man. He was released when he promised to change his behavior.

“My mother cried a lot at that time,” said Vinh, who was then forced to get married and then divorced.

His parents have since renounced him and he hasn’t heard from any of his family members in too long to remember.

Vinh now lives an independent life and does social work to help at-risk gay men.

Sadness in numbers

According to a recent survey conducted by the Center for Creative Initiatives in Health and Population, most homosexuals, bisexuals, and transsexuals in Vietnam face discrimination and are often exposed to violence from their parents and family members.

Hoang Tu Anh from the center said violence was so popular against LGBT (lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals) that many suffer from mental problems due to abuse at the hands of family members.

Reports of physical violence include beating, binding, and starving, while emotional abuse ranged from private groundings to public insults. Many young gays and lesbians are still forced to marry members of the opposite sex, she said.

According to a survey carried out by Institute for Studies of Society, Economy and Environment (ISEE), roughly 47 percent of homosexuals surveyed said they did not admit publicly that they were gay because they were afraid of discrimination, and nearly 40 percent said they kept their sexual orientation a secret because they did not think their families would accept the truth.

Nearly 80 percent of parents told ISEE that they would be upset if they discovered their children were gay or lesbian.

By Nhat Truong, Thanh Nien News (The story can be found in the October 21st issue of our print edition, Thanh Nien Weekly)

[jackbl]

E giu trinh tiet tho chong, chang phai a noi neu co duyen e va a se gap nhau means what

[vietnam80]

Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

lao gor told me today there's a news about a VB died in a water tank at woodlands. i saw it on wan bao yesterday or this morning i think... i forgot. maybe this is will diffuse the negativity of VB. when somebody dies at least ppl will start to pity them

Not die in water tank lei bro....die in tank is the maid de....the VB jump and die from level 6....i live the opp block only wor....

[jackbl]

Originally Posted by vietnam80

Not die in water tank lei bro....die in tank is the maid de....the VB jump and die from level 6....i live the opp block only wor....

See my report above : 命案发生在凌晨2时左右，地点是兀兰73通道第686B座组屋。