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aznboysee
embarassedlaugh.gif2 i celebrate chinese new years even though i'm viet.....why do we call it chinese new years i just wanna know... confused.gif

chuc mung nam moi embarassedlaugh.gif
KuteDragonBabe
Chinese New Year and Vietnamese New Year are celebrated on the same day.. they do the same thing (traditionally) etc... but yeah.. same thing
aaronly
it is the same old thing
Jun3434
Same thing.

-J
chinowei
because it is from China..duh
ddha
I tell everyone I know it's called Lunar New Year since the Chinese are not the only ones celebrating their New Year in Feb... I think some Koreans do too.. correct me if I'm wrong. biggrin.gif
康师傅
QUOTE (ddha @ Jan 12 2005, 01:22 PM)
I tell everyone I know it's called Lunar New Year since the Chinese are not the only ones celebrating their New Year in Feb... I think some Koreans do too.. correct me if I'm wrong.  biggrin.gif
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yes, they celebrates it too... because chinese influence..so is vietnam..so still it is chinese new year..
VietPunk
Hey guys, i'm first timer.

watever it's call, it kicks @$$. li` xi` is awesome (if u are a kid). Too bad there the fireworks days are gone..... bawling.gif
damahu69
before westerners came along, east asia used chinese calendar, that's why it's called chinese new year outside of china.

you might've never thought about it, but people didn't always use the western calendar like we do today.
CJK
non-chinese that celebrate it tend to call it lunar new year.

chinese, vietnamese, koreans, japanese all celebrate this day.
Rocky Cuong V
Actually Vietnamese New Year is a little different from Chinese new, but yeah, Vietnamese New Year was Evolve from Chinese New year due to the 1000 yrs brutality.

I don't really know much with without researching, but In Chinese New year, you will get Money as long as you're not married. But with Vietnamese New Year, well. Let’s just say you will stop getting it when you reach your maturity.
MING-LOYALIST
Its the Lunar new year.

Chinese tend to call it spring festival as its also when Spring arrives.
Rei
Is there such a thing as Viet new year???
Cold_As_Ice
^ Always trying to stir things up, arn't chu'?
DAI_VIET
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 07:37 AM)
Is there such a thing as Viet new year???
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I don't think so. But one thing for sure, there is no such thing as a "Khmer-Chinese," that, I am for sure.
Rei
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ Jan 13 2005, 09:20 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 07:37 AM)
Is there such a thing as Viet new year???
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I don't think so. But one thing for sure, there is no such thing as a "Khmer-Chinese," that, I am for sure.
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LOL

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Its a legit question, I never heard any of my viets freinds mentioning anything about viet new year. Only chinese
aaronly
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 09:44 AM)
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ Jan 13 2005, 09:20 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 07:37 AM)
Is there such a thing as Viet new year???
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I don't think so. But one thing for sure, there is no such thing as a "Khmer-Chinese," that, I am for sure.
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LOL

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Its a legit question, I never heard any of my viets freinds mentioning anything about viet new year. Only chinese
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chinese new years is vietnamese new years, it is the same thing, as for khmer-chinese new years when do you guys celebrate that?
Rei
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
Preydominator
Rei, Vietnameses living in Vietnam never refer newyear as chinese newyear. People only use the term chinese newyear here in the West to make the distinction between one on Chinese Lunar Calender and one on Western Gregorian Calendar.
aaronly
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
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oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
Rei
QUOTE (Preydominator @ Jan 13 2005, 11:29 AM)
Rei, Vietnameses living in Vietnam never refer newyear as chinese newyear. People only use the term chinese newyear here in the West to make the distinction between one on Chinese Lunar Calender and one on Western Gregorian Calendar.
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Thats a pretty good response
So do people in Vietnam actually call it Vietnamese new year or just new year???

This Vietnamese guy I know says that Christmas is more popular in Vietnam than Chinese new year, is this true??
Preydominator
In the US maybe but definately not in Vietnam. We called it "Tết". It's the biggest festival activity, nothing else in compare.
dragon
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:13 AM)
QUOTE (Preydominator @ Jan 13 2005, 11:29 AM)
Rei, Vietnameses living in Vietnam never refer newyear as chinese newyear. People only use the term chinese newyear here in the West to make the distinction between one on Chinese Lunar Calender and one on Western Gregorian Calendar.
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Thats a pretty good response
So do people in Vietnam actually call it Vietnamese new year or just new year???

This Vietnamese guy I know says that Christmas is more popular in Vietnam than Chinese new year, is this true??
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Dude! Any holiday that gives us the excuse to party and get sloshed will be popular. We Viets are extremely fun-loving...sometimes a little too much. all_coholic.gif-
chosenone22
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 12:13 PM)
QUOTE (Preydominator @ Jan 13 2005, 11:29 AM)
Rei, Vietnameses living in Vietnam never refer newyear as chinese newyear. People only use the term chinese newyear here in the West to make the distinction between one on Chinese Lunar Calender and one on Western Gregorian Calendar.
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Thats a pretty good response
So do people in Vietnam actually call it Vietnamese new year or just new year???

This Vietnamese guy I know says that Christmas is more popular in Vietnam than Chinese new year, is this true??
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Not even close.
aznboysee
QUOTE (chosenone22 @ Jan 13 2005, 12:09 PM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 12:13 PM)
QUOTE (Preydominator @ Jan 13 2005, 11:29 AM)
Rei, Vietnameses living in Vietnam never refer newyear as chinese newyear. People only use the term chinese newyear here in the West to make the distinction between one on Chinese Lunar Calender and one on Western Gregorian Calendar.
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Thats a pretty good response
So do people in Vietnam actually call it Vietnamese new year or just new year???

This Vietnamese guy I know says that Christmas is more popular in Vietnam than Chinese new year, is this true??
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Not even close.
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I agree chinese new years is more populer.... biggthumpup.gif
VOTAMVOTU
tet is also better in cali than christmas
oh yeah question to vietnamese peeps in the us
do yall celerbrate most american holidays too???
dragon
QUOTE (VOTAMVOTU @ Jan 13 2005, 04:22 PM)
tet is also better in cali than christmas
oh yeah question to vietnamese peeps in the us
do yall celerbrate most american holidays too???
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Nah, brada. But, if they insist on giving me the day off, then, I'll drink to that! beerchug.gif
VietPunk
QUOTE (VOTAMVOTU @ Jan 13 2005, 05:22 PM)
tet is also better in cali than christmas
oh yeah question to vietnamese peeps in the us
do yall celerbrate most american holidays too???
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i don't know about other people, but i only celebrate certain holidays, like christmas, halloween, valentine is just a chance to make my moves or impress, and thanksgiving (kinda....). But for the most part i don't care for any of these days: independence, mlk, mother's, fathers, st. patrick, columbus, veterans...thats all i can think now.

But during te't ta (our new year) we would bust out left over fireworks and randomly burned them. neighbors probably though we were nuts. not that we arent already.
aaronly
tet aka chinese new years is the most important holiday in vietnam
KuteDragonBabe
QUOTE (aaronly @ Jan 13 2005, 08:38 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
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oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
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I Celebrate both.. *smiles*
aaronly
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 08:25 PM)
QUOTE (aaronly @ Jan 13 2005, 08:38 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
*


oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
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I Celebrate both.. *smiles*
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what you celebrate cambodian's new years too?
KuteDragonBabe
Yes.
aaronly
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 09:00 PM)
Yes.
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well, good for you beerchug.gif
aznboysee
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 08:00 PM)
Yes.
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is lets say asian new years that different for everyone?.. confused.gif anyways KuteDragonBabe that signature looks good... biggthumpup.gif
KuteDragonBabe
^ *smiles* thank you.. and yeah.. I celebrate both.. remember.. i'm a mix of 4 nationalities.. haha
VinhTruong
I call it Lunar New Year because that's exactly what it is. Contrary to what some of the Chinese posters believe, Chinese New Year is not their own because other people celebrate it too.
Rappapa
It's all Lunar New Years, but we call it Chinese for short embarassedlaugh.gif

"Vietnamese New Years" is just a bastardized name for this holiday.
July_Rain
^Your farce is old, anything better?
dragon
QUOTE (Rappapa @ Jan 14 2005, 01:36 AM)
It's all Lunar New Years, but we call it Chinese for short embarassedlaugh.gif

"Vietnamese New Years" is just a bastardized name for this holiday.
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Oh lord...here we go...
DAI_VIET
QUOTE (dragon @ Jan 14 2005, 10:19 AM)
QUOTE (Rappapa @ Jan 14 2005, 01:36 AM)
It's all Lunar New Years, but we call it Chinese for short embarassedlaugh.gif

"Vietnamese New Years" is just a bastardized name for this holiday.
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Oh lord...here we go...
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Yup, here we go. Let me take care of this bastard.

Viets, just sit back and relax, while I paccify the north.
vIeTpRidEs_wOrLdWiDe
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ Jan 14 2005, 12:17 PM)
QUOTE (dragon @ Jan 14 2005, 10:19 AM)
QUOTE (Rappapa @ Jan 14 2005, 01:36 AM)
It's all Lunar New Years, but we call it Chinese for short embarassedlaugh.gif

"Vietnamese New Years" is just a bastardized name for this holiday.
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Oh lord...here we go...
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Yup, here we go. Let me take care of this bastard.

Viets, just sit back and relax, while I paccify the north.
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do ur thing man !! biggthumpup.gif
fiji
QUOTE (CJK @ Jan 12 2005, 06:58 PM)
non-chinese that celebrate it tend to call it lunar new year.

chinese, vietnamese, koreans, japanese all celebrate this day.
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I thought the Japanese don't celebrate Lunar New Year, since their whole culture has always been centered around the Sun.
DAI_VIET
QUOTE (vIeTpRidEs_wOrLdWiDe @ Jan 14 2005, 11:10 PM)
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ Jan 14 2005, 12:17 PM)
QUOTE (dragon @ Jan 14 2005, 10:19 AM)
QUOTE (Rappapa @ Jan 14 2005, 01:36 AM)
It's all Lunar New Years, but we call it Chinese for short embarassedlaugh.gif

"Vietnamese New Years" is just a bastardized name for this holiday.
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Oh lord...here we go...
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Yup, here we go. Let me take care of this bastard.

Viets, just sit back and relax, while I paccify the north.
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do ur thing man !! biggthumpup.gif
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Done! And I am waiting for their slow-blitz style attack with waves of topics and poster-wave tactics.

They do it like real life, just like the human wave attack during WW1, they'd attack all at once and then get mow down by our machine guns. LOL. fu-king chineses.


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ahmelons
I'm looking forward to the money. :P
colter
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 08:25 PM)
QUOTE (aaronly @ Jan 13 2005, 08:38 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
*


oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
*




I Celebrate both.. *smiles*
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eww.....it's turn me off when i found out that you mixed with cambodian, i am not being racist or anything, but from what i see if the people are mixed with cambodian ussually are gheto and have no class....i wonder is the vietnamese people felt the same way as i do? yuck

I am sorry if i offenced any cambodian here. i am just being honest that's all
DAI_VIET
QUOTE (colter @ Jan 15 2005, 01:17 AM)
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 08:25 PM)
QUOTE (aaronly @ Jan 13 2005, 08:38 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
*


oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
*




I Celebrate both.. *smiles*
*




eww.....it's turn me off when i found out that you mixed with cambodian, i am not being racist or anything, but from what i see if the people are mixed with cambodian ussually are gheto and have no class....i wonder is the vietnamese people felt the same way as i do? yuck

I am sorry if i offenced any cambodian here. i am just being honest that's all
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What the?!?! Mixing with SEA nationalities are fine! But with those Chinese. Yuck! They eat babies up there!
Moha_Nokor
^you're just being vietnamese. i'm not offended icon_wink.gif
Rei
QUOTE (colter @ Jan 15 2005, 01:17 AM)
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 08:25 PM)
QUOTE (aaronly @ Jan 13 2005, 08:38 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
*


oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
*




I Celebrate both.. *smiles*
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eww.....it's turn me off when i found out that you mixed with cambodian, i am not being racist or anything, but from what i see if the people are mixed with cambodian ussually are gheto and have no class....i wonder is the vietnamese people felt the same way as i do? yuck

I am sorry if i offenced any cambodian here. i am just being honest that's all
*



eww.....it's turn me off when i found out that you mixed with viet, i am not being racist or anything, but from what i see if the people are mixed with viet ussually are theives, drug dealers and have no class....i wonder is the Cambodian people felt the same way as i do? yuck

I am sorry if i offenced any vietnamese here. i am just being honest that's all
DAI_VIET
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 15 2005, 01:21 AM)
QUOTE (colter @ Jan 15 2005, 01:17 AM)
QUOTE (KuteDragonBabe @ Jan 13 2005, 08:25 PM)
QUOTE (aaronly @ Jan 13 2005, 08:38 AM)
QUOTE (Rei @ Jan 13 2005, 11:19 AM)
We don't call it khmer-chinese new year. Its just Chinese new year, and only the khmer with chinese ancestors celebrate it.

Khmer new year and Chinese new year are two seperate things.

Thailand, Burma, Loas(?) and Cambodia celebrate Khmer new year, or whatever they call it in their own countries.

The new year is celebrated in april
*


oh i c, well i guess you guys can go on celebrating your whatever new years in april while we going to celebrate ours in february---end of discussion
*




I Celebrate both.. *smiles*
*




eww.....it's turn me off when i found out that you mixed with cambodian, i am not being racist or anything, but from what i see if the people are mixed with cambodian ussually are gheto and have no class....i wonder is the vietnamese people felt the same way as i do? yuck

I am sorry if i offenced any cambodian here. i am just being honest that's all
*



eww.....it's turn me off when i found out that you mixed with viet, i am not being racist or anything, but from what i see if the people are mixed with viet ussually are theives, drug dealers and have no class....i wonder is the Cambodian people felt the same way as i do? yuck

I am sorry if i offenced any vietnamese here. i am just being honest that's all
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Alright, that's enough laugh for tonight. LOL. Good night AFers. LOL.
Rei
LOL


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