Understanding Vietnamese Life Partner

[milfmilf]

Originally Posted by SingViet

Foreigners can buy apartments but not landed.

but have to fulfill some conditions and the easiest one to to marry a viet bu

[singlun]

I don't know if I should envy you guys... the stories are very insightful and interesting... but i should start mastering the language first... :-)

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

D8, Co Lo is not so bad la...just that is further inside D8...

not so bad as in those 3 stories landed property there...
try staying in the slump area... last time when rain, it flood to the unit.
now there is proper cement path liao.

I still remember during one of the TET, me and my bx stay in that area for 4/5days
every day eat same thing (thit kho trung) as no one selling things during TET

when you are at D8 Au Duong lan, you stay the Lion hotel ha?

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by singlun

I don't know if I should envy you guys... the stories are very insightful and interesting... but i should start mastering the language first... :-)

nothing to envy leh... with a foreign wife, we are earning half and paying double leh

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

you be surprised they cooked and belanja us makan...we pay for cheap beers la...but sometimes they pay for us too...

beer and food... in vn is 'di nhau'
through the years, my bx family know i am not a drinker and don't like to get drunk, nobody ask me to 'nhau' except my father-in-law but still he won't force me to drink much with his friend (usually i didn't even finish 1 can of beer). Drinking with his friend...everytime talk same topic..

recently learned to eat rat meat

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by SingViet

Viets tend to change after confirming and refuse to pay for the change and will threaten with not cooperating with you anymore.

even my company got to write off the money their airline operator owe as bad debt.

[seabass]

Mui Ne

I visited this resort town by the sea. Everything was arrange by my ex gf, Lihn.
I met her at the airport and we head to the beach on a bus. At the resort, she had trouble doing the booking as we did not have marriage papers..

We settle for one next door and was surprised how big the chalet is.

In the evening we have dinner and realized that the most of the diners are owned by russians. Apparently, this is where some Russian come for their holidays. It is pretty romantic by the beach and looking at the south china sea, the sunset and the horizon, can't help but wonder why not more people know this place. I highly recommend this place for seafood and other interest like sand dunes. The downside is the long bus ride from HCMC.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by seabass

We settle for one next door and was surprised how big the chalet is.

Mui ne, most will know.... but what is the name of this big chalet?

[seabass]

The front is non discript and the place has only a few chalets. I spent a night there but cant remember the name, Brother. Sorry

The beach is fantastic and it is just a few steps from this place.

[SingViet]

Originally Posted by seabass

Mui Ne

I visited this resort town by the sea. Everything was arrange by my ex gf, Lihn.

You mean LINH ?

[SingViet]

Originally Posted by seabass

The front is non discript and the place has only a few chalets. I spent a night there but cant remember the name, Brother. Sorry

The beach is fantastic and it is just a few steps from this place.

Its normal, most Singaporeans cannot spell Viet names. Ho Chi Minh will become Ho Chi Ming, Linh will become Lihn etc. They also cannot pronounce NGUYEN. Easy ones like Thao is alright.

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by KangTuo

not so bad as in those 3 stories landed property there...
try staying in the slump area...

When we did charity last year in d8...we went to some of the poorest slump with full of vegetation to give out coupon to exchange the rice and food items...some of these houses are inaccessible..will never know there are such places in d8...next year we shall increase the funding for d8...do more for the poor there...

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by seabass

Mui Ne

In the evening we have dinner and realized that the most of the diners are owned by russians. Apparently, this is where some Russian come for their holidays. It is pretty romantic by the beach and looking at the south china sea, the sunset and the horizon, can't help but wonder why not more people know this place. I highly recommend this place for seafood and other interest like sand dunes. The downside is the long bus ride from HCMC.

I hv been to Mui Ne...dun like the beach there...you should visit Nha Trang, Danang and Phu Quoc beaches...read my signature...tabs outside of hcm...

[SingViet]

Originally Posted by singlun

I don't know if I should envy you guys... the stories are very insightful and interesting... but i should start mastering the language first... :-)

Mastering the Viet language doesn't ensure that you understand their culture. You need to be there often or stay there for a prolonged period of time and mix with the locals before you can understand their culture. Most sinkie man learn the vietnamese culture from the WL they meet in Singapore. These gals are lowly educated and don't know much except the village life they grow up in.

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by SingViet

Most sinkie man learn the vietnamese culture from the WL they meet in Singapore. These gals are lowly educated and don't know much except the village life they grow up in.

Sad to say if dun fly to Vietnam will never learn their real proper culture...I did visited north, central and south...the culture is different...

Another thing very TRUE...if dun fly there dun know the gals there so pretty...haha...mostly those come here cmi...

Yesterday learned the top 4 beauties in cafe...all the beauties rating 8.5 - 9 out of 10... These 4 beauties are xi shi, yang guifei, diaochan, zhao wanjun...just drink 35k ca phe can see liao...