I really lol when I hear her accent. Sound just like chinese aunty in small town in malaysia

Are Vietnamese originally Chinese?

We all from southern China la

all cums with the distinct canto influenced accent

You made it sound just right!

Same species divided politically. The surname Nguyen, ngu means cow, similar to hokkien goo. Japanese giu.

Wu Mingying must be looking real cute in maid outfit. hngghhhh

Vietnam got people with surname Trieu (Zhao in Mandarin)? Never come across any.

Must be a bac viet. Southies would sound like they were trying to swallow their own tongue.

Those Chinese in HCM attended Chinese schools and learnt Chinese language in Cantonese dialect because most of them migrated from Canton.

Nowadays they are leaning Chinese in Mandarin.

I'm more impressed by the comments there lol

No "go back to Vietnam you vietdogs" lel

Fujian and Guandong is part of Malaysia

dunno what's so special about Guangxi

Guangdong rules

Ngu means cow in what language?

vietnam ppl r very similar to southern chinese ppl especially those frm guangdong

Believe it or not, most vietnamese can speak mandarin before they even speak English.
Unfortunately, growing amount of chinese bananas in Malaysia cannot even speak basic mandarin lol.

Cantonese, Mandarin

I don’t see how that’s possible when their schools teach English and Vietnamese, not mandarin. I would say there are prob more french speakers than mandarin in Vietnam.

Not possible coz it's BS

North Vietnam have Chinese ancestry from the south. Many still identified themselves as Chinese ethnicity. Malaysian Chinese also from the south of China. Same root; same pattern lor

more like same species with different cultures

like malays-pinoys-thais

it's not hard to see they share very similar features (physically speaking)

Siambu's very hhhhhnnnnnnggggghhhhhhh

When they speak, omg! Can melt

really? I find them cringey lol

Then they show u their front-tail, u really melt

almost become chinese. vietnamese successfully resisted assimilation attempt by chinese since han dynasty.

hopefully, taiwanese can do the same to become its own culture distinct from chinese culture by accelerating desinization process starting from education because taiwanese is not han chinese.

http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/editorials...9/04/2003699749
https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/editorials...2/20/2003402094

This post has been edited by quintessential: Jun 14 2020, 01:36 AM

Lololol idiot. Majority taiwanese are han descendant from mainland kmt. Only small number are actual aborigine. Taipei times is not a news source its basically a falun gong propaganda mouthpiece

Vietnamese speak chinese like duck sound very noisy. No speak still ok, after speak walao cannot tahan. Better change china to serve u

What's up y'all - Vietnamese coming in peace. I'm gonna try to answer some of the questions in this thread:

"Vietnam got people with surname Trieu (Zhao in Mandarin)? Never come across any."

We do have that surname. Triệu to be exact.

"Believe it or not, most vietnamese can speak mandarin before they even speak English."

Troi oi, this is wrong on so many levels. Most Vietnamese people know "nihao" "xiexie" only. Those who can speak/read Mandarin (excluding Chinese-Vietnamese) are the ones who take classes at language schools or happen to live close to the border.

"I would say there are prob more french speakers than mandarin in Vietnam."

Same goes with the French speakers in VN, though I'd argue that there are more Chinese speakers than French speakers. Probably different back then, as I know for a fact that my great grandma did speak a bit French and even read French poems for me.

"North Vietnam have Chinese ancestry from the south. Many still identified themselves as Chinese ethnicity."

Not entirely sure about where our ancestry's from, BUT most Vietnamese don't identify themselves as being of Chinese descent, again, excluding the Chinese-Vietnamese ppl (mostly live in the south).

No, got to read the history. If you tell Vietnamese people they are originally Chinese they gonna rage

Really? I got to ask my Vietnamese waifu

There is, I have ex colleagues surname Trieu

My surname in Vietnamese is Trần

🤔

Yes! Haha, my waifu home has so many Chinese poster or whatever
When I said, your ancestry is Chinese, don’t you? She screaming at me NOoooO, I hate Chinese ppl”

Then I was like, it’s your karma, I am Chinese

Haha! Every Vietnamese nationalist ever!! Hate is too strong of a word though; we're just not a fan of the Chinese gov't but generally get along fine with Chinese.

Guess karma can't come to me soon enough - I'm seeing a Msian Cainis guy, that's why I'm here browsing as many VN-related threads as possible. Quite an experience to see what y'all think about us Vietnamese.

Don't you guys think the fact that you guys have the Chinese naming system, that at least make you guys closely related to Chinese?

Really? Why so? They are damn cute and pretty leh. The GFE is skyrocket!

You seems to experience a lot of ladyboys. That's so sad. Are you closet gay? It's okay.

There are many Vietnamese CHinese who speak CANTONESE in Vietnam. Why? Cos their ancestors are from Guangzhou!I know cos I was there and I heard them speaking Cantonese so I asked them and they told me.

This post has been edited by empire: Jun 14 2020, 11:48 AM

There are also Hokkien Vietnamese whose ancestors are from Fujian Province...and they speak Hokkien at home.

hokkien accent, pretty common. alot chinese from fujian also speak like that till u cannot differentiate, some more their skin colour is darker and looks malaysian

Yellow.
Me pink.

I won't ever deny that Vietnamese culture got influenced by Chinese culture. A damn lot indeed, and not just the naming system. Looks wise, I've got lots of comments saying I (Northern Viet) look Chinese from both ang moh and Chinese people. But but, unless I take the DNA test and find out this and that, I won't come out saying "Look, I have Chinese blood in me" and act as if I'm Chinese because someone tells me VNese = Chinese.

Also, just because someone here has happened to meet Mandarin- or Cantonese-speaking groups in Vietnam doesn't mean you should start generalizing that most Vietnamese can speak/read/write the two languages. That's simply not the case, I'll tell you that much.

You are from Hanoi?
My ex also from Hanoi but has been Americanize..
Hanoi Vietnamese sounds different

And Hanoi has too many beautiful girl, generally everyone agree hanoian girl consider the most pretty girl in vietnam

Their fashion taste, skin , hair 🥺😘

Similar to hokkien

Pfff, Taiwanese culture IS already Chinese culture.

Completely different case from Vietnam

I choose not to believe lo.

don't believe in communist and kuomintang propaganda. taiwanese is not culturally chinese from the start.

since when they have same accent?

i've actually lived there

taiwanese culture is just minnan culture with some japanese influence.

vietbu sing chinese song. her accent kym? bereev



This post has been edited by Milupa: Jun 20 2020, 04:42 AM

if you live in northern taiwan, yes, they acknowledge that taiwanese is minnan and chinese because lots of mainlanders descended from kmt refugees from china live in northern taiwan. hakka living in miaoli and hsinchu are still speaking hakka because they don't want to assimilate into taiwanese society, unlike hakka in pingtung.

try to say taiyu is minnan yu to southern taiwanese, you will be accused as communist and kuomintang sympathizer.

kinmenese of course call themselves as chinese and not taiwanese because kinmen island is closer to china than taiwan.

minnan culture is a subset of taiwanese culture. it doesn't mean that taiwanese is ethnically chinese or minnan. race is just skin deep.

han kuo yu's "love chinese culture" message in his last presidential campaign platform failed to convince taiwanese to vote for him. that's why dpp and tsai ying wen won presidential election for 2nd time. during her campaign, no one raised republic of china flag.


http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/arc...0/30/2003681322
https://michaelturton.blogspot.com/2017/04/...not-ethnic.html
https://michaelturton.blogspot.com/2018/07/...se-round-2.html

This post has been edited by quintessential: Jun 20 2020, 11:24 AM

i lived in south and central

seems like you are just trying to play with words

whatever they call themselves is irrelevant.

i can call myself a dog but that doesn't make it true

taiwanese culture is just another sub-culture of the dominant han culture in china.

i know plenty of taiwanese who dislike kmt but still see themselves as chinese. even those who don't see themselves as Chinese citizens see themselves as ethnically and culturally part of the wider 中华民族. only deep green taiwanese(which is a minority like the pro-immediate unification group) supporters deny their heritage

This post has been edited by focusrite: Jun 20 2020, 11:50 AM

I know some Viets that don’t speak like Malaysian chinese accent.

Patutlah ktards suka vietmoi

yes but i insaf edi no more go cheong places

ky ky