Understanding Vietnamese Life Partner - Page 766

Golden question · #**11476** 18-10-2011, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

is there service charge and gst in the resturant in vn? bcuz i know in most countries nowadays those higher end restaurant will hv. if i dun remember wrongly, those restaurants in PNL got charge...

i mean the resturant in sg,not vietnam

Golden question · #**11477** 18-10-2011, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

bro singviet, dun get angry, i nvr suan u ler... i thought u typo wrong 10-20k. if 10-20k then i think cannot...

and u say "next thing to note..." mah... so i thought it's present time.

u r not stingy and poor but i am

but i kana b4. nowadays some taxi uncle in hcmc tends to tell u they dun hv change when u gv 200k note. i remember it was about 130k, he gv me 50k back and say no small change of 20k. i got a bit pissed off and told my girl to ask him to find some ways. my girl just say, "aiya give him la"

got one even cheat my friend of 100kd and it's vinasun. my friend was confused with too many 000s. the uncle just kind of snatch the 100k note from his hand... and he just comply...

now i understand why tipping is a practice in vn liao.

no wonder ppl say vnmese earn a substantial amount from side income, be it whatever activities they do...

That was me when i first went in 2004 :eek

ilovedoggie · #**11478** 18-10-2011, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Golden question

That was me when i first went in 2004 :eek

yes that was my first trip with a friend to vn. i lucky bcuz it's my fren's turn to pay for cab haha... he was kind of pissed off haha...

but even my subsequent trip i still got confused and need a while to think...

volcano · #**11479** 18-10-2011, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

is there service charge and gst in the resturant in vn? bcuz i know in most countries nowadays those higher end restaurant will hv. if i dun remember wrongly, those restaurants in PNL got charge...

it is normally 10% VAT and 5% service charge for restaurants...10% VAT and 10% service charge for clubs.

Golden question · #**11480** 18-10-2011, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

yes that was my first trip with a friend to vn. i lucky bcuz it's my fren's turn to pay for cab haha... he was kind of pissed off haha...

but even my subsequent trip i still got confused and need a while to think...

i teach u a easy way,minus off the last 3 zero and u convert to sing dollar

example:15 000 dong change $1 sing
so if 30 000 dong will be $2 sing
20 000 dong will be around $1.30 cents sing

so u minus of the last 3 zero,like that u count easier and not confuse

ilovedoggie · #**11481** 18-10-2011, 10:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Golden question

i teach u a easy way,minus off the last 3 zero and u convert to sing dollar

thank u for the tips. actually i tried it but i am slow and stupid. haha... when the situation is a bit gan jiong i tend to confuse also... maybe just not used to too many 000s...

Golden question · #**11482** 18-10-2011, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

thank u for the tips. actually i tried it but i am slow and stupid. haha... when the situation is a bit gan jiong i tend to confuse also... maybe just not used to too many 000s...

i find that those develop asia country like vietnam,indonesia,cambodia or india like to have a lot of useless zero on their notes.maybe is to impress people that their notes is hundred,thousand or million.

nabei,one USA dollar can 'teh si' their few thousand already haha

ilovedoggie · #**11483** 18-10-2011, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Golden question

i find that those develop asia country like vietnam,indonesia,cambodia or india like to have a lot of useless zero on their notes.maybe is to impress people that their notes is hundred,thousand or million.

nabei,one USA dollar can 'teh si' their few thousand already haha

to be more accurate, US$1 can teh si their twenty thousands liao hahaha... not a few hahaha...

they dun wan ppl call them poor so their 000s help everyone in the country to be millionaire mah

but actually i think... just like bro singviet said.. long time ago... 1-2k is like 10-20k nowadays. if u do the math using DCF method based on their high inflation rate, maybe long time ago 500d can buy a lot of things in vn but not now anymore. that's why it's redundant to have those 000s nowadays. perhaps they should change their notes by omitting the 000s already. i heard indonesia is going to do this.

volcano · #**11484** 18-10-2011, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

maybe long time ago 500d can buy a lot of things in vn but not now anymore.

hmmmm....last time 500 dong can buy a rice paper roll selling by the roadside.

but now cost 3000 dong liaoz....

Golden question · #**11485** 18-10-2011, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

to be more accurate, US$1 can teh si their twenty thousands liao hahaha... not a few hahaha...

they dun wan ppl call them poor so their 000s help everyone in the country to be millionaire mah

but actually i think... just like bro singviet said.. long time ago... 1-2k is like 10-20k nowadays. if u do the math using DCF method based on their high inflation rate, maybe long time ago 500d can buy a lot of things in vn but not now anymore. that's why it's redundant to have those 000s nowadays. perhaps they should change their notes by omitting the 000s already. i heard indonesia is going to do this.

even if there is no high inflation,the average ppl there will still be the same cos corruption is everywhere.inflation only make the people there poorer thats all.anyway they are use to it.

rich will continue to be rich or richer and those poor become poor or poorer cos money will go to those ppl who know how to get money through clean or dirty method

Golden question · #**11486** 18-10-2011, 11:44 PM

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Originally Posted by volcano

hmmmm....last time 500 dong can buy a rice paper roll selling by the roadside.

but now cost 3000 dong liaoz....

last time in sg,$2 can eat one chicken rice at coffeeshop but now at least $2.50 to $3.

everything go up but salary no go up but down haha

Golden question · #**11487** 19-10-2011, 12:20 AM

TAIPEI (AFP) - A woman cut off her husband's penis with a pair of scissors and threw the severed member into a river in revenge for his affair with another woman and his physical abuse, police in Taiwan said Sunday.

The 30-year-old Vietnamese woman, identified only by her surname, Pan, cut off about half her husband's penis at their home in the southern city of Tainan after he took drugs and sleeping pills and fell asleep, police said.

The woman allegedly claimed she had thrown the severed member of her drug-addicted Taiwanese husband into a river before turning herself in.

'She has been taken into custody on charges of assault,' a police officer told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Golden question · #**11488** 19-10-2011, 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Golden question

TAIPEI (AFP) - A woman cut off her husband's penis with a pair of scissors and threw the severed member into a river in revenge for his affair with another woman and his physical abuse, police in Taiwan said Sunday.

The 30-year-old Vietnamese woman, identified only by her surname, Pan, cut off about half her husband's penis at their home in the southern city of Tainan after he took drugs and sleeping pills and fell asleep, police said.

The woman allegedly claimed she had thrown the severed member of her drug-addicted Taiwanese husband into a river before turning herself in.

'She has been taken into custody on charges of assault,' a police officer told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Better treat your wife nice hahaha

ilovedoggie · #**11489** 19-10-2011, 12:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Golden question

TAIPEI (AFP) -
'She has been taken into custody on charges of assault,' a police officer told AFP on condition of anonymity.

i posted the youtube video on the TV thread. can c her face a bit although she cover with a surgical mask. she look xao enough ... hehe

yea better treat your viet wife nice. that's how much they love u when they really love u... exactly what the title of the news described

Golden question · #**11490** 19-10-2011, 12:48 AM

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Originally Posted by ilovedoggie

i posted the youtube video on the TV thread. can c her face a bit although she cover with a surgical mask. she look xao enough ... hehe

yea better treat your viet wife nice. that's how much they love u when they really love u... exactly what the title of the news described

doggie,u not scare meh?

u now already scare she spike your drink or kidnap u when u went visit her home in the village,so what if 1 day u told her u want to break off with her,she cut away your di di and throw into mekong river for fish to eat how?hahaha