You know... Vietnamese combined with english?

Sort of like saying, "I'm di'ing" instead of "I'm going".

 

my badd. i'm not viet at all. my best friends are full viet.

 

What nationality are you Mr. Libia?

 

hawaiian, filipino, chinese. viet, korean, japanese, thai by labia contact??? !!!

 

that's exactly what i came up with.
Dude..i DID NOT not know you had a little Chinese in you
tell him "Ma May"
aahhahaha..i learn something everyday.

Bruce Gee...how come you have a double "Premier Member" tag? you paid twice?

 

toi cung la nguoi viet.........phuc dat bich lol

 

I was just in Duluth, GA When I found this I HAD to take a pic.

 

^ haha! in vegas theres a place called, "Pho Kim Long." it's on Spring Mtn Rd.

 

Maybe I should open up a restaurant named Pho King.

 

Vietlish is like Spanglish combination of two languages. Who the hell says di-ing? That is Vietbonics!

Vietlish is like "I am going to di cho de mua fish ve no for tomorrow"
Translation "I am going to the market to buy fish to cook for tomorrow"

THAT is Vietlish. Better get is straight!

 

Not bad choices. Funny thing is that that value white skin like no tomorrow and if you have it then you're gorgeous. They would cover up with jackets, hats, and sunglasses in freaking 98+ degree weather and hot *** humidity and rather sweat gallons than get a tan. They sell a shiet load of skin whitening cream but when they come out at night, then are very revealing and show it off

 

i was back there once in 1992.only for 4 days because my mom was in the hospital,so really didn't go any where.thinking about going back again sometime in the future.

 

there's a place called........get this....."MY DUNG" restaurant in Rosemead(so-cal)...........some of you will say, "I Dung get it..."

 

Cuz I'm Big Time like that ...actually I have no idea.

 

Nah. di'ing is a more advanced form of vietlish. Not only does it intergrate 2 different languages in one sentance, it also combines gramatical rules as well.