Bangladeshis write better English.She writes in such broken english sounds like those Bangladeshi construction workers.
more like vietbu chicken or duckling. at the end she’ll sign off with “lub you long long.”She writes in such broken english sounds like those Bangladeshi construction workers.
try speaking in Papua New Guinea, and you will appreciate Bangla EnglishBangladeshis write better English.
in one of my first meetings with viets just after the war ..the Viet congs war vetrans were in charge of businesses they mostly know nuts about ...and almost always a Viet bu as their assistant who speak some English...it was the days of faxes though telex were still used ...but fashionable to use faxes ...and the meeting always ends with the Viet bu saying ,ok fux me ok .more like vietbu chicken or duckling. at the end she’ll sign off with “lub you long long.”
in one of my first meetings with viets just after the war ..the Viet congs war vetrans were in charge of businesses they mostly know nuts about ...and almost always a Viet bu as their assistant who speak some English...it was the days of faxes though telex were still used ...but fashionable to use faxes ...and the meeting always ends with the Viet bu saying ,ok fux me ok .
For fux sake! Lol!in one of my first meetings with viets just after the war ..the Viet congs war vetrans were in charge of businesses they mostly know nuts about ...and almost always a Viet bu as their assistant who speak some English...it was the days of faxes though telex were still used ...but fashionable to use faxes ...and the meeting always ends with the Viet bu saying ,ok fux me ok .
Thai bar girls write this wayBangladeshis write better English.
good apinun!try speaking in Papua New Guinea, and you will appreciate Bangla English
intitaly we giggled a lot after some years we too followed ,fux me ok ,that kind of thingy but those Viet bus sitting on the table are not the type to mess with ...tough ones lah ..in fact all most all things were run by their ladies ...but once out on the street you meet very very lovely ones ...always dressed most eloquently in their very simplistic dresss on their bicycles ...met some very very pretty teenage girls ,half Americans living on the streets ,so as to speak...they were born to GI Joes whose mothers were Vietnamese...rejected socially with no official recognition ...but spoke good English, wondered how since they would not have been schooledFor fux sake! Lol!
Indonesians said the same thingin one of my first meetings with viets just after the war ..the Viet congs war vetrans were in charge of businesses they mostly know nuts about ...and almost always a Viet bu as their assistant who speak some English...it was the days of faxes though telex were still used ...but fashionable to use faxes ...and the meeting always ends with the Viet bu saying ,ok fux me ok .
every time go and come back Indon ,i cannot rid of calling pa this ,pa that and pa everything...come back to sinkie tell taxi driver...pa go there ...even to wify ,pa ..and she stares at meIndonesians said the same thing
She probably knew you had a good time.every time go and come back ,i cannot rid of calling pa this ,pa that and pa everything...come back to sinkie tell taxi driver...pa go there ...even to wify ,pa ..and she stares at me
that was the ruin of many many sinkie who went on business trips ...cheap women and wine and food ...there were plenty, to have a good time if you want to ...in fact far too manyShe probably knew you had a good time.
in Papua they speak pidgin English...you can understand but quite difficult to reply ...so mostly a lot of sign language here...but in the Irian jaya...the other part of the Papua controlled by indonesia bahasa is widely spoken and understood by the officials at leastgood apinun!