anyone who understands vietnamese

[frankierx]

what does this mean : "Tang co kim, Ly" ?

 

[Schadenfroh]

Someone has been playing a lil too much BF:Vietnam

 

[Amplifier]

lol ^

 

[HN]

is that the actual text or are you trying to spell it out phonetically?
if you're typing out what you hear, it could possibly be "My name's Kim Ly"

 

[frankierx]

Originally posted by: HN
is that the actual text or are you trying to spell it out phonetically?
if you're typing out what you hear, it could possibly be "My name's Kim Ly"

it's from actual text. it's someone's written note in a book i have in my room.

 

[SVT Cobra]

google is your friend

 

[frankierx]

Originally posted by: Son of a N00b
google is your friend

i tried already

 

[SVT Cobra]

call up the local massage parlor! lol

 

[blinky8225]

I'm Vietnamese. Too bad I'm terrible at the language. I would need to get my dad or mom.

 

[frankierx]

Originally posted by: blinky8225
I'm Vietnamese. Too bad I'm terrible at the language. I would need to get my dad or mom.

then please get to it. thank you

 

[Schadenfroh]

mmmm Tang

 

[HN]

were there any accent marks?

 

[Azurik]

Originally posted by: frankierx
what does this mean : "Tang co kim, Ly" ?

Without punctuations on the top of the words, it could mean a bunch of things. Since you said it was found in a book, it most likely means:

"To Ly Kim"

The direct translation would be:

Tang(Gift To) Co(title for a woman older than you) Kim(last name) Ly(first name).

 

[jinduy]

íóúéá

 

[SVT Cobra]

try a vietmenese chatroom...i just tried one but no one helped

 

[Azurik]

I wrote the answer above!

 

[frankierx]

Originally posted by: HN
were there any accent marks?

there's an accent mark over Tang, over Co, and over Ly.

 

[CTrain]

Originally posted by: Azurik

Originally posted by: frankierx
what does this mean : "Tang co kim, Ly" ?

Without punctuations on the top of the words, it could mean a bunch of things. Since you said it was found in a book, it most likely means:

"To Ly Kim"

The direct translation would be:

Tang(Gift To) Co(title for a woman older than you) Kim(last name) Ly(first name).

It probably mean "A gift to Miss Kim Ly"
Real hard to understand Vietnamese without the accent marks.
Even with them, I'm real bad with reading or writing Vietnamese...hell I'm bad at speaking Vietnamese.

 

[Azurik]

Originally posted by: CTrain

Originally posted by: Azurik

Originally posted by: frankierx
what does this mean : "Tang co kim, Ly" ?

Without punctuations on the top of the words, it could mean a bunch of things. Since you said it was found in a book, it most likely means:

"To Ly Kim"

The direct translation would be:

Tang(Gift To) Co(title for a woman older than you) Kim(last name) Ly(first name).

It probably mean "A gift to Miss Kim Ly"
Real hard to understand Vietnamese without the accent marks.
Even with them, I'm real bad with reading or writing Vietnamese...hell I'm bad at speaking Vietnamese.

Chuc mung nam moi

 

[HN]

Originally posted by: frankierx

Originally posted by: HN
were there any accent marks?

there's an accent mark over Tang, over Co, and over Ly.

pic?

 

[CTrain]

Originally posted by: Azurik

Originally posted by: CTrain

Originally posted by: Azurik

Originally posted by: frankierx
what does this mean : "Tang co kim, Ly" ?

Without punctuations on the top of the words, it could mean a bunch of things. Since you said it was found in a book, it most likely means:

"To Ly Kim"

The direct translation would be:

Tang(Gift To) Co(title for a woman older than you) Kim(last name) Ly(first name).

It probably mean "A gift to Miss Kim Ly"
Real hard to understand Vietnamese without the accent marks.
Even with them, I'm real bad with reading or writing Vietnamese...hell I'm bad at speaking Vietnamese.

Chuc mung nam moi

Ok, I know that phrase.
Happy New Year.

 

[Azurik]

Originally posted by: CTrain

Originally posted by: Azurik

Originally posted by: CTrain

Originally posted by: Azurik

Originally posted by: frankierx
what does this mean : "Tang co kim, Ly" ?

Without punctuations on the top of the words, it could mean a bunch of things. Since you said it was found in a book, it most likely means:

"To Ly Kim"

The direct translation would be:

Tang(Gift To) Co(title for a woman older than you) Kim(last name) Ly(first name).

It probably mean "A gift to Miss Kim Ly"
Real hard to understand Vietnamese without the accent marks.
Even with them, I'm real bad with reading or writing Vietnamese...hell I'm bad at speaking Vietnamese.

Chuc mung nam moi

Ok, I know that phrase.
Happy New Year.

::applause::

 

[eyecandy86]

I hate the sound of the Vietnamese language. It kinda freaks me out.

 

[Ns1]

Originally posted by: eyecandy86
I hate the sound of the Vietnamese language. It kinda freaks me out.

i do too, and i'm freaking vietnamese!

 

[Rebasxer]

Ok I got it, directly translated it means

"I hide in trees and shoot at Americans"