What’s in a name?
10:17' 11/02/2004 (GMT+7)
VietNamNet - Exploring Vietnamese names is a nice way to venture into the culture of Vietnam.
In conjunction with the Western thinking, Rose is a popular name for Vietnamese women.
Like anywhere else, under the influence of patriarchy, Vietnamese children bear their fathers’ surnames. However, sometimes people combine both the father and mother’s names, thus the children have a double family name.
Vietnamese surnames are limited to just a few hundred, which means that millions of Vietnamese may have a same surname such as Nguyen or Tran. Nguyen was also the last feudal monarch of Vietnam.
The meanings of Vietnamese given names is a mystical forest for language explorers, since they are no longer characters to identify somebody, but they also carry honourable meanings, as well as the hopes and expectations of the parents.
Most Vietnamese names have Chinese origin, as well as Chinese meanings. However, sometimes parents don’t include such meanings in their children’s names intentionally, they simply choose those names because they sounds beautiful.
Structurally, Vietnamese names come in a reverse order compared to Western names. In general, most of Vietnamese names have three parts:
- The family name (equivalent to surname) comes first.
- The middle name (optional, but common) comes second.
- The given name (equivalent to first name) comes last.
This reflects an important difference in terms of philosophy between the West and the East: Individuality is considered as the core of Western society, while in the East, the community, particularly the family, takes the central position.
On the contrary, some names are chosen because of their ugliness. This mostly occurs in the countryside, where parents fear that children with beautiful name will not grow up healthily, or might be taken away by devils.
In naming, the thinking of the West and the East meet in such a nice way. Flowers and precious stones, for example are favoured by both as beautiful names. While the West has Rose or Rosa, Vietnam has Hong, while mirrors appear as Daisy and Cuc, Esmeralda or Jemma and Ngoc.
Influenced by a nature-oriented philosophy, naming children after Mother Nature is a choice of many Vietnamese parents. Everywhere and every time you can meet people who are named Fragrance, Flower, Mountain, Cloud, and many more like that.
There used to be a time when most Vietnamese people bore the middle name Thi for women and Van for men. In recent years, this practice has fallen from favour, since it is thought that these two names are now characterless or even rustic. Many women have omitted the middle name Thi from their CVs.
However, it is not a Bourgeois Gentilhomme style, just a normal trend caused by the change of views in the society. Together with increases in living standards, people find many other things to care about, like fashion, vehicles, food, and of course their own names.
Another interesting thing is that most Vietnamese names are less commonly gender specific. The majority of western names have gender qualities, but this rule doesn’t exist in Vietnam: Ha (River) or Hai (Ocean) can be named for both boys and girls. Of course, there are certain names, which are mainly used for boys like Hung (Hero) or Tuan (Handsome).
Some nice naming rules of the past are no longer adhered to in Vietnam, continued only by a handful of families.
For example, middle names are sometimes is used to identify the rank of one person in a large family, which means that people of the same generation have the same middle name. The second king of Nguyen dynasty wrote a twenty-word poem, each word of which will be used as the middle name for his sons, grandsons, great grandsons and so on. Sometimes children will bear the same given name, but it is again the middle name that is changed to identify them.
In many cases, the names of brothers and sisters are in some way tied to each other, or to their parent’s names. A father whose name is Dragon might call his son or daughter Phoenix, since these form a pair of legendary animals in Vietnamese culture. Likewise, two sisters might be named Golden Branch and Jade Leaf.
In a style contrary to Western practice, Vietnamese avoid naming their children after their friends or relatives, since such an action is considered as lacking respect. In feudal times, naming after the real names and title of kings was banned, and violations would demand stiff punishment.
In short, there are many things you can tell, or even discover about a Vietnamese if you know his or her name. A man whose surname is Nguyen Phuoc, is most likely a descendant of the royal Nguyen family. When you meet a lady named Cam Thi, which means Harp and Poetry, you can be sure that her father, or her grandfather would be a scholar, since an ordinary person would not create such a name.
Vietnamese names are the crystallisation of humanity, philosophy, and parental love, the characteristics of the society that created them.
Lam Thien
EDIT: Here we might list some family names we've found while researching family trees.
Bang (Ba`ng)
Bui(Bu`i)
Cao
Che (Che^')
Chu-Chau (Châu)
Chung
Du (Du+)
Duong (Du+o+ng)
Dang (DDa(.ng)
Dinh (DDinh)
Do (DDo^~)
Ha (Ha`)
Hoang-Huynh (Hoa`ng-Huy`nh)
Khong (Kho^?ng)
Ho (Ho^`)
Lam (La^m)
Le (Le^)
Lieu (Lie^u)
Luong (Lu+o+ng)
Luu (Lu+u)
Ly (Ly')
Ma
Ma (Ma~)
Mai
Manh (Ma.nh)
Nghiem (Nghie^m)
Ngo (Ngo^)
Nguyen (Nguye^~n)
Nhan
Phan
Pham (Pha.m)
Phung (Phu`ng)
Quach(Qua'ch)
Quan
Su (Su*?)
Ta (Ta.)
Thach (Tha.ch)
Tran (Trâ`n)
Truong (Tru+o+ng)
Trinh (Tri.nh)
Vu-Vo (Vu~ - Vo~)
Vuong (Vu+o+ng)
Full Version: Vietnamese Names
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My mum is Huynh Thi Kim Phuong. 
Thach is cambodian-vietnamese last name
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
QUOTE (Nam Quoc Son Ha @ May 11 2004, 06:31 PM)
My mum is Huynh Thi Kim Phuong.
lolz , my mom's is Tran Thi Kim Phuong
So Supernova & Byron are from the same lineage 
QUOTE (supernovasp @ May 11 2004, 06:32 PM)
Thach is cambodian-vietnamese last name
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
Yes I've realised that. But this is a list of the surnames in Vietnam, not just for us ethnic Kinh people.
BtW here's an article about the origin of the Nguyen surname:
Descendents of Ben Tao were rewarded the Ruan kingdom (south east of Jing Chuan in Gansu Province). The Ruan kingdom was eliminated by Zhou Wen Wang during the Shang Dynasty and its people began to bear the last name of Ruan. Another origin of Ruan came from the Shi (stone, rock) family who changed their name to Ruan.
In Vietnamese, the surname Ruan is known as Nguyen, which is the most popular family name. Although not all Vietnamese who bear this family name can trace their roots back to their Chinese ancestors, Nguyen is clearly a Chinese name. Many Vietnamese with this surname claim their ancestor to be a man called Ruan Cho, who was a governor of ChiaoChih (North Vietnam) during the Chen Dynasty (~600 A.D.). (Ruan means a musical instrument)
QUOTE (Nam Quoc Son Ha @ May 11 2004, 06:35 PM)
QUOTE (supernovasp @ May 11 2004, 06:32 PM)
Thach is cambodian-vietnamese last name
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
Yes I've realised that. But this is a list of the surnames in Vietnam, not just for us ethnic Kinh people.
BtW here's an article about the origin of the Nguyen surname:
Descendents of Ben Tao were rewarded the Ruan kingdom (south east of Jing Chuan in Gansu Province). The Ruan kingdom was eliminated by Zhou Wen Wang during the Shang Dynasty and its people began to bear the last name of Ruan. Another origin of Ruan came from the Shi (stone, rock) family who changed their name to Ruan.
In Vietnamese, the surname Ruan is known as Nguyen, which is the most popular family name. Although not all Vietnamese who bear this family name can trace their roots back to their Chinese ancestors, Nguyen is clearly a Chinese name. Many Vietnamese with this surname claim their ancestor to be a man called Ruan Cho, who was a governor of ChiaoChih (North Vietnam) during the Chen Dynasty (~600 A.D.). (Ruan means a musical instrument)
Don't believe that yutopian.com source sucks
QUOTE (supernovasp @ May 11 2004, 06:36 PM)
QUOTE (Nam Quoc Son Ha @ May 11 2004, 06:35 PM)
QUOTE (supernovasp @ May 11 2004, 06:32 PM)
Thach is cambodian-vietnamese last name
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
che is cham last name given by the nguyen emperor
Yes I've realised that. But this is a list of the surnames in Vietnam, not just for us ethnic Kinh people.
BtW here's an article about the origin of the Nguyen surname:
Descendents of Ben Tao were rewarded the Ruan kingdom (south east of Jing Chuan in Gansu Province). The Ruan kingdom was eliminated by Zhou Wen Wang during the Shang Dynasty and its people began to bear the last name of Ruan. Another origin of Ruan came from the Shi (stone, rock) family who changed their name to Ruan.
In Vietnamese, the surname Ruan is known as Nguyen, which is the most popular family name. Although not all Vietnamese who bear this family name can trace their roots back to their Chinese ancestors, Nguyen is clearly a Chinese name. Many Vietnamese with this surname claim their ancestor to be a man called Ruan Cho, who was a governor of ChiaoChih (North Vietnam) during the Chen Dynasty (~600 A.D.). (Ruan means a musical instrument)
Don't believe that yutopian.com source sucks
But it is what also written in books.
Anyway here's one for Ly':
Origin of Li*, Lee*, Yi* (Korean), Ly* (Vietnamese)
Famous People in History
The 2nd most common last name in China. The origin of the Li last name was quite complicated, having to do with the official title and tree name. There was a descendent of Shao Hao known as Ben Tao, who was an official of the Justice Department. Ben Tao was given the title of Da Li (Li which has the same pronouncement as the last name Li, means reasoning, and justice). According to the legend, Ben Tao has an unicorn which could distinguish criminals from innocent people. When brought in front of a lineup, the unicorn would point to the guilty party with its horn. Ben’s descendents held the office of justice for generations from Xia to Shang Dynasty, and was known as the Li’s (justice). At the end of Shang Dynasty, Li Zheng was executed by Zhou Wang for making a bad judgment. His wife and son Li Zhen escaped to ruins of Yi Hou. They found a lot of pear trees which helped them to escape starvation. To commemorate this, they change their last name from the Li of justice to the Li of pear. During the Tang Dynasty, many people (including Xu, Bing, Dong, An, Ge, Du, Wu, Ma, Zhang, and Hong) were give the name of Li for their contributions in establishing the Tang Dynasty, and Li became a big family.
Hometown: Lan Zhou, Gong Chang, and Qin Zhou of Gan Su Province.
I don't understand that site. 
Vietnamese Names
Vietnamese personal names are usually composed of three elements appearing in the following order: first, the family or clan name (ho), such as Nguyen, Tran, Le, etc.;second, the middle name(chu dem or chu lot). 'cushion world,' such as Van, Dinh, Huu, etc,; and third, the personal or given name (ten). Example: Nguyen Van Nam, in which Nguyen, the family name, i.e. the appellation of the remote clan ancestor - a god or a hero - is transmitted from generation through male offspring. Van is the middle or "cushion" name. Nam, the given name, always placed last, corresponds to the first or Christian name in Western societies.
Sometimes there is no middle or cushion elements: Ly Cam, Ly Tien, Le Loi, Nguyen Trai, etc. This is true only of men's names, and represent 22% of a corpus of 3,282 names (Pham Tat Thang 1988, 185).
Family Names
There are, according to tradition, one hundred surnames or family names in all: tram ho, cf. Chinese bai sying. The real number is, however, unknown although it has been said that the maximum is there hundred(Huard, Durand 1954, 92). In the Red River delta of North Vietnam, Gourou (1936, 127) counted no more than 202 different family names.
The most frequently encountered family names are single word such as Nguyen, Tran, Le, Vu, Vo, Hoang, Huynh, Pham, Ngo, Truong, Phan, Doan, Thai, Trinh, Dang, Bui, Lam, Cao, Duong, Dinh, Do, Luu, Ly, etc.
A study conducted in the province of Bac-ninh in North Vietnam revealed 99 different family names, with forty-four percent of the families bearing the name Nguyen (Gourou 1936, 124). According to the French geographer, several villages in the Tonkin delta house only individuals bearing the same clan name (1936, 124)
The majority of family names can be traced to Chinese clans, and indeed "can be written in Chinese charaters (Nguyen Khac Kham 1973, 196). But there are also family names that came from Cham people (Ong, Ma, Tra, Che, Lang, Sam) in the south (Nguyen Bat-Tuy 1954, 50)
Other family names may have two words, which are hyphenated in the conventional orthography (Nguyen-Tan, Nguyen-Khoa, Ho-Dac, etc.). In such compounds the first word indicates the family which has adopted the individual, whereas the second word denotes the family of origin: thus the double family name Vu-Pham means that the person, of the Pham clan, was later adopted by the Vu clan. Another explanation for compound family names is that the second element, originally a middle name, came to be used jointly with the family name to identify members of one family among so many Nguyen's or Tran's, after the clan got broken up because of urbanization and displacement. Thus, we have such family names as Tran-Dinh, Tran-Thanh, Tran-Nhu, Ngo-Dinh, Nguyen-Dinh, Nguyen-Khoa, etc. The two examples (Uat-tri, Gia-cat) given in Huard, Durand (1954, 92) are Chinese, not Vietnamese names. Male members of the royal family who are not in direct line with the ruling Nguyen family take the name Ton-that 'Revered Family'. The women have the name Ton-nu.
Middle Names
The middle element, when there is one, nearly always tells you about the individual's sex, since girls' names - 100% before 1945 and 87% after 1945 - have Thi ( < Chinese shi) (Pham 1988, 187). Middle names for men are usually Van, Huu, Duc, Dinh, Xuan, Ngoc, Quang, Cong. The middle name may remain the same for all male members of one family. Only one set of three middle elements indicates the relative ages of the siblings. Brothers with manh, trong, qui as middle names are respectively the first, the second and the third in the family, all the following ones taking gia. An older brother may be identified with ba, and his younger brother with thuc.
As a rule the middle names does not indicate generation. Some families may, however, set up arbitrary rules about giving a different middle name to each generation. The case of the last royal family, founded by Nguyen (-Phuc) Anh in 1802, is an often quote example. Emperor Gia-Long's fourth son, upon ascending the throne in 1820 under the dynastic tittle of Minh-Mang, established a list of middle names to be given to his descendants successively (Laborde 1920, 388-389). These names were arranged in four lines of verse with five word each:
Mien Huong Ung Buu Vinh
Bao Dinh Qui Long Tuong
Hien Nang Kham Ke The
To Quoc Bao Gia Xuong
Minh-Mang's son, Thieu-Tri (1841-47), and his collaterals had Mien. In fact, Thieu-Tri's full name was Nguyen(-Phuc) Mien-Thi. Nguyen(-Phuc) Huong-Nham was the name of Thieu-Tri's descendant (Tu-Duc), who reigned from 1847 to 1883. In the next generation, Ham-Nghi, as well as Duc-Duc, Hiep-Hoa, Kien-Phuc had the name Nguyen(-Phuc) Ung- ...The former Chief-of-State Bao-Dai is the seventh descending generation, so his name is Nguyen(-Phuc) Bao-Long. Overseas, members of the former royal family have dropped the family name Nguyen(-Phuc), thus making it difficult to identify one individual and his uncles (or nephews): people have to refer to the above quatrain to realize that Buu Hoan, for instance, calls Ung Trinh his uncle, and Vinh Dan his newphew. Another example is the Le family, with the generation makers Cam, Hong, Phuoc (Huard, Durand 1954, 93).
Vietnamese Names
Vietnamese personal names are usually composed of three elements appearing in the following order: first, the family or clan name (ho), such as Nguyen, Tran, Le, etc.;second, the middle name(chu dem or chu lot). 'cushion world,' such as Van, Dinh, Huu, etc,; and third, the personal or given name (ten). Example: Nguyen Van Nam, in which Nguyen, the family name, i.e. the appellation of the remote clan ancestor - a god or a hero - is transmitted from generation through male offspring. Van is the middle or "cushion" name. Nam, the given name, always placed last, corresponds to the first or Christian name in Western societies.
Sometimes there is no middle or cushion elements: Ly Cam, Ly Tien, Le Loi, Nguyen Trai, etc. This is true only of men's names, and represent 22% of a corpus of 3,282 names (Pham Tat Thang 1988, 185).
Family Names
There are, according to tradition, one hundred surnames or family names in all: tram ho, cf. Chinese bai sying. The real number is, however, unknown although it has been said that the maximum is there hundred(Huard, Durand 1954, 92). In the Red River delta of North Vietnam, Gourou (1936, 127) counted no more than 202 different family names.
The most frequently encountered family names are single word such as Nguyen, Tran, Le, Vu, Vo, Hoang, Huynh, Pham, Ngo, Truong, Phan, Doan, Thai, Trinh, Dang, Bui, Lam, Cao, Duong, Dinh, Do, Luu, Ly, etc.
A study conducted in the province of Bac-ninh in North Vietnam revealed 99 different family names, with forty-four percent of the families bearing the name Nguyen (Gourou 1936, 124). According to the French geographer, several villages in the Tonkin delta house only individuals bearing the same clan name (1936, 124)
The majority of family names can be traced to Chinese clans, and indeed "can be written in Chinese charaters (Nguyen Khac Kham 1973, 196). But there are also family names that came from Cham people (Ong, Ma, Tra, Che, Lang, Sam) in the south (Nguyen Bat-Tuy 1954, 50)
Other family names may have two words, which are hyphenated in the conventional orthography (Nguyen-Tan, Nguyen-Khoa, Ho-Dac, etc.). In such compounds the first word indicates the family which has adopted the individual, whereas the second word denotes the family of origin: thus the double family name Vu-Pham means that the person, of the Pham clan, was later adopted by the Vu clan. Another explanation for compound family names is that the second element, originally a middle name, came to be used jointly with the family name to identify members of one family among so many Nguyen's or Tran's, after the clan got broken up because of urbanization and displacement. Thus, we have such family names as Tran-Dinh, Tran-Thanh, Tran-Nhu, Ngo-Dinh, Nguyen-Dinh, Nguyen-Khoa, etc. The two examples (Uat-tri, Gia-cat) given in Huard, Durand (1954, 92) are Chinese, not Vietnamese names. Male members of the royal family who are not in direct line with the ruling Nguyen family take the name Ton-that 'Revered Family'. The women have the name Ton-nu.
Middle Names
The middle element, when there is one, nearly always tells you about the individual's sex, since girls' names - 100% before 1945 and 87% after 1945 - have Thi ( < Chinese shi) (Pham 1988, 187). Middle names for men are usually Van, Huu, Duc, Dinh, Xuan, Ngoc, Quang, Cong. The middle name may remain the same for all male members of one family. Only one set of three middle elements indicates the relative ages of the siblings. Brothers with manh, trong, qui as middle names are respectively the first, the second and the third in the family, all the following ones taking gia. An older brother may be identified with ba, and his younger brother with thuc.
As a rule the middle names does not indicate generation. Some families may, however, set up arbitrary rules about giving a different middle name to each generation. The case of the last royal family, founded by Nguyen (-Phuc) Anh in 1802, is an often quote example. Emperor Gia-Long's fourth son, upon ascending the throne in 1820 under the dynastic tittle of Minh-Mang, established a list of middle names to be given to his descendants successively (Laborde 1920, 388-389). These names were arranged in four lines of verse with five word each:
Mien Huong Ung Buu Vinh
Bao Dinh Qui Long Tuong
Hien Nang Kham Ke The
To Quoc Bao Gia Xuong
Minh-Mang's son, Thieu-Tri (1841-47), and his collaterals had Mien. In fact, Thieu-Tri's full name was Nguyen(-Phuc) Mien-Thi. Nguyen(-Phuc) Huong-Nham was the name of Thieu-Tri's descendant (Tu-Duc), who reigned from 1847 to 1883. In the next generation, Ham-Nghi, as well as Duc-Duc, Hiep-Hoa, Kien-Phuc had the name Nguyen(-Phuc) Ung- ...The former Chief-of-State Bao-Dai is the seventh descending generation, so his name is Nguyen(-Phuc) Bao-Long. Overseas, members of the former royal family have dropped the family name Nguyen(-Phuc), thus making it difficult to identify one individual and his uncles (or nephews): people have to refer to the above quatrain to realize that Buu Hoan, for instance, calls Ung Trinh his uncle, and Vinh Dan his newphew. Another example is the Le family, with the generation makers Cam, Hong, Phuoc (Huard, Durand 1954, 93).
My title and name is Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai.
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 11 2004, 08:22 PM)
My title and name is Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai.
My title and name would be Việt Cao Tổ Nguyễn Thành Chương aka Nguyễn Thành Chương Đại Đế. LOL
QUOTE (Nam Quoc Son Ha @ May 11 2004, 08:51 PM)
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 11 2004, 08:22 PM)
My title and name is Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai.
My title and name would be Việt Cao Tổ Nguyễn Thành Chương aka Nguyễn Thành Chương Đại Đế. LOL
LOL. That's okay with me, as long as you know how to take care of the people and love them. Just give me full command of the military and I'll take down any resistance and expand the frontiers. LOL.
LOL. Byron would take the title Phạm Byron Đại Vương. LOL.
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 11 2004, 09:00 PM)
QUOTE (Nam Quoc Son Ha @ May 11 2004, 08:51 PM)
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 11 2004, 08:22 PM)
My title and name is Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai.
My title and name would be Việt Cao Tổ Nguyễn Thành Chương aka Nguyễn Thành Chương Đại Đế. LOL
LOL. That's okay with me, as long as you know how to take care of the people and love them. Just give me full command of the military and I'll take down any resistance and expand the frontiers. LOL.
LOL. Byron would take the title Phạm Byron Đại Vương. LOL.
Well you better take good care of the military... or else bị lăng tŕ.
Anyway, I command you to take over Cao Miên so I could make Byron Cao Miên Đại Vương.
QUOTE (Nam Quoc Son Ha @ May 11 2004, 08:51 PM)
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 11 2004, 08:22 PM)
My title and name is Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai.
My title and name would be Việt Cao Tổ Nguyễn Thành Chương aka Nguyễn Thành Chương Đại Đế. LOL
wat would i be? my full name is Ngo Thi Ngoc Hy
Tiểu Muội Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy
QUOTE (DragonMP @ May 11 2004, 10:05 PM)
Tiểu Muội Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy
Không chịu đâu, ai cũng chức to chức bự.. c̣n Hy th́ chỉ là em thôi
QUOTE (DragonMP @ May 11 2004, 10:05 PM)
Tiểu Muội Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy
i think that is a great name for you..sounds soo cute..tieu muoi muoi
QUOTE (sailador @ May 11 2004, 10:17 PM)
QUOTE (DragonMP @ May 11 2004, 10:05 PM)
Tiểu Muội Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy
i think that is a great name for you..sounds soo cute..tieu muoi muoi
hell yeahz...
sao chức nhỏ quá vậy 
QUOTE (tam_ca @ May 11 2004, 10:27 PM)
QUOTE (sailador @ May 11 2004, 10:17 PM)
QUOTE (DragonMP @ May 11 2004, 10:05 PM)
Tiểu Muội Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy
i think that is a great name for you..sounds soo cute..tieu muoi muoi
hell yeahz...
ahaha , i like it too , tie^?u muo^.i
Hy, you can be erhhmm... vợ Đại Nguyên Soái.
Okay, Đại Đế Cường, give me 2 days, and I will make Byron Cam Miên Đại Vương.
But wait, Jayson wants part to Cao Miên, too. Where should I stop?
Okay, Đại Đế Cường, give me 2 days, and I will make Byron Cam Miên Đại Vương.
But wait, Jayson wants part to Cao Miên, too. Where should I stop?
chỉ chó chức dựa lưng thôi sao?
The best usually come in small sizes.
Tuy chức nhỏ nhưng nét đẹp của Hy làm chít cả một vị đại tướng kia (Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai)
Tuy chức nhỏ nhưng nét đẹp của Hy làm chít cả một vị đại tướng kia (Hùng Thắng Hầu Trần Uy Tuấn Đại Nguyên Sóai)
^lol.. alrite alrite, i'm convinced 
Glad ya like it Hy.
This is hilarious!!!
What was the title for Hai Ba Trung, did they have one? If so, Hy, you can have that title. I'll just be Nguyen Thi Thien Trang--a nobody.
nah, Thiên Trang is a beautiful model, dun deny it
jeez i wonder wat their title is?.. i got an idea, u can b Trưng Trắc n i'll b Trưng Nhị or the other way around..
jeez i wonder wat their title is?.. i got an idea, u can b Trưng Trắc n i'll b Trưng Nhị or the other way around..
QUOTE (ngo.ngochy @ May 11 2004, 09:14 PM)
nah, Thiên Trang is a beautiful model, dun deny it
jeez i wonder wat their title is?.. i got an idea, u can b Trưng Trắc n i'll b Trưng Nhị or the other way around..
jeez i wonder wat their title is?.. i got an idea, u can b Trưng Trắc n i'll b Trưng Nhị or the other way around..
Hehe okee, I guess their names will be titles then, here we go:
Trung Trac Nguyen Thi Thien Trang
Trung Nhi Ngo Thi Ngoc Hy
Tại sao không gọi là:
Nguyễn Nữ Vương? và
Ngô Nũ Vương?
Như Trưng Nữ Vương và Triệu Nữ Vương?
Nguyễn Nữ Vương? và
Ngô Nũ Vương?
Như Trưng Nữ Vương và Triệu Nữ Vương?
^
I will honorably be your loyal soldier ~~~ Lính Hậu Đầy Tớ Chít Trước Cũng Được Không Sao DragonMP
I will honorably be your loyal soldier ~~~ Lính Hậu Đầy Tớ Chít Trước Cũng Được Không Sao DragonMP
Sao cũng được.. mà có người lính như DragonMP th́ chắc không cần làm nhiều
Nu Vuong sounds so much like what Vietnamese Catholics call Mary.
DragonMp, will you be tie^?u nhi. also? I'm kind of hungry right about now.
DragonMp, will you be tie^?u nhi. also? I'm kind of hungry right about now.
How about two of you be my empresses. I know there are only queen in history but I'll make it an exception okay? Đông Cung Hoàng Hậu Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy and Tây Cung Hoàng Hậu Nguyễn Thị Thiên Trang?
Anyone know is the name "Wai Choy" is Vietnamese?
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http://209.245.59.142/Gimme/74903009/37496...n_soccer_p2.avi
hey co' phim share voi anh em ne` , shaolin soccer , vui lam , muon coi thi` right click then save as !!
QUOTE (vIeTpRidEs_wOrLdWiDe @ May 12 2004, 05:31 AM)
http://209.245.59.149/Gimme/74903009/37496...eturner_CD1.bin
http://209.245.59.42/Gimme/74903009/374967...n_soccer_p1.avi
http://209.245.59.142/Gimme/74903009/37496...n_soccer_p2.avi
hey co' phim share voi anh em ne` , shaolin soccer , vui lam , muon coi thi` right click then save as !!
http://209.245.59.42/Gimme/74903009/374967...n_soccer_p1.avi
http://209.245.59.142/Gimme/74903009/37496...n_soccer_p2.avi
hey co' phim share voi anh em ne` , shaolin soccer , vui lam , muon coi thi` right click then save as !!
thanx Dai Ca!!!!!!!!!!!
Darn it! I am at home using my 56K right now, son of a!
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 12 2004, 10:28 AM)
Darn it! I am at home using my 56K right now, son of a!
ko sao ddau , cai links co`n so^'ng ma` , tu*`tu*` ddi hen , phim vui la('m !!
QUOTE (vIeTpRidEs_wOrLdWiDe @ May 12 2004, 05:04 PM)
QUOTE (DAI_VIET @ May 12 2004, 10:28 AM)
Darn it! I am at home using my 56K right now, son of a!
ko sao ddau , cai links co`n so^'ng ma` , tu*`tu*` ddi hen , phim vui la('m !!
Okay, I just hope that it still works when I get back to school in August.
Thanks dude.
my full vietnamese name is
Vo~ Dan Th`uy
^.^
and my b.f is
Vu~ Du'c Hanh but will be Vo~ Du'c Hanh soon..he is takin mah last name ...enuff of women taking men's last name..he gonna be taking my last name..and so will our kids ^.^
~*Donna*~
Vo~ Dan Th`uy
^.^
and my b.f is
Vu~ Du'c Hanh but will be Vo~ Du'c Hanh soon..he is takin mah last name ...enuff of women taking men's last name..he gonna be taking my last name..and so will our kids ^.^
~*Donna*~
QUOTE (vi3tgrl408 @ May 12 2004, 05:23 PM)
my full vietnamese name is
Vo~ Dan Th`uy
^.^
and my b.f is
Vu~ Du'c Hanh but will be Vo~ Du'c Hanh soon..he is takin mah last name ...enuff of women taking men's last name..he gonna be taking my last name..and so will our kids ^.^
~*Donna*~
Vo~ Dan Th`uy
^.^
and my b.f is
Vu~ Du'c Hanh but will be Vo~ Du'c Hanh soon..he is takin mah last name ...enuff of women taking men's last name..he gonna be taking my last name..and so will our kids ^.^
~*Donna*~
when are u guys going to get marry?
i told him 25 ^.^...so a long time...hehehee but he wants to get engage this year..
vi3tgrl408, how old are both of you right now? 
Jayson, do you have a Korean name or a Vietnamese name?
QUOTE (AsianBobbin @ May 12 2004, 01:22 AM)
Anyone know is the name "Wai Choy" is Vietnamese?
we do not have j n w in our alphabet.. + nah, it's not Vietnamese
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my full vietnamese name is
Vo~ Dan Th`uy
^.^
and my b.f is
Vu~ Du'c Hanh but will be Vo~ Du'c Hanh soon..he is takin mah last name ...enuff of women taking men's last name..he gonna be taking my last name..and so will our kids ^.^
~*Donna*~
Vo~ Dan Th`uy
^.^
and my b.f is
Vu~ Du'c Hanh but will be Vo~ Du'c Hanh soon..he is takin mah last name ...enuff of women taking men's last name..he gonna be taking my last name..and so will our kids ^.^
~*Donna*~
gl w/ u both
Vu Vo lolQUOTE
How about two of you be my empresses. I know there are only queen in history but I'll make it an exception okay? Đông Cung Hoàng Hậu Ngô Thị Ngọc Hy and Tây Cung Hoàng Hậu Nguyễn Thị Thiên Trang?
aww.. but i dun like the idea of sharing a man
btw, that's a cute pic in ur ava, cute boi !
QUOTE
vi3tgrl408, how old are both of you right now?
hehehe takeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee a wild guessssss...^.^
QUOTE
gl w/ u both Vu Vo lol
THANK YOU MS. NGO THAT IS SWEET OF YOOH
~*DONNA*~
QUOTE (vi3tgrl408 @ May 13 2004, 01:06 AM)
QUOTE
vi3tgrl408, how old are both of you right now?
hehehe takeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee a wild guessssss...^.^
20?
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