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I watched the romantic comedy film "A Tourist's Guide to Love" last night on Netflix. They filmed it in Vietnam. I recognize almost all the places shown in there because of your photos in this thread.

Netflix’s ‘A Tourist’s Guide to Love’ - A step closer to the beauty of Vietnam

A Tourist’s Guide to Love is the first Netflix’s film shot in Vietnam, telling about an unintentional love of Amanda with the adventurous and exciting Sinh. Especially, the film showcases the beauty of local landscapes along with that of Vietnamese people and culture through six main filming...

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@flyingillini

I watched the romantic comedy film "A Tourist's Guide to Love" last night on Netflix. They filmed it in Vietnam. I recognize almost all the places shown in there because of your photos in this thread.

Netflix’s ‘A Tourist’s Guide to Love’ - A step closer to the beauty of Vietnam

A Tourist’s Guide to Love is the first Netflix’s film shot in Vietnam, telling about an unintentional love of Amanda with the adventurous and exciting Sinh. Especially, the film showcases the beauty of local landscapes along with that of Vietnamese people and culture through six main filming...

vietnam.travel

It was a great movie! Glad you liked i!

 

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It was a great movie! Glad you liked i!

So you already watch it?

 

[flyingillini]

So you already watch it?

It has been out a while now, it was a big thing here when they were filming it. I watched it the day it came out. Seen it a couple of times. They didn't show any of the real popular areas in Ha Noi.

 

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It has been out a while now, it was a big thing here when they were filming it. I watched it the day it came out. Seen it a couple of times. They didn't show any of the real popular areas in Ha Noi.

Ohh, I didn't notice the yr it was released.

 

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Almost a Peyronie shaft a little more curvature and it would be classified as one.

 

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Almost a Peyronie shaft a little more curvature and it would be classified as one.

Illini, would you spit on the pickle before eating it?

 

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Illini, would you spit on the pickle before eating it?

I would love to caress it in my palm.

 

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Hell yes!! We are ready for May 7th! What a wonderful day it’s going to be !!

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We are ready !!! May 7th here we come !!

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Absolutely amazing we are ready for the 7th

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We are ready. Let’s go !!!

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Let’s go !! May 7th!!!!!

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5 Southeast Asian nations are K-Drama
enthusiasts, and the Philippines leads the global pack!

Any K-Drama fans here?
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May 7th we are ready !

 

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𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱'𝘀 𝗕𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗧𝗼 𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲
1⃣ Thailand
3⃣ Indonesia
2⃣6⃣ Philippines
2⃣8⃣ Vietnam
4⃣3⃣ Cambodia
5⃣3⃣ Laos

 

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Breathtaking !!

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Hà Nội ,

 

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| Sibling Terminology

In some large, traditional Filipino families, there is a hierarchic order and manner for how one addresses their older siblings. This actually comes from Chinese/Japanese sources.

For the boys, the first three oldest are usually addressed as kuya, diko and sangko; while the oldest three sisters are ate, ditse and sanse.

The oldest brother is kuya. It’s from the first Chinese ordinal, co. Remember when Charlie Chan referred to his sons as Son No. One and Son No. Two? Well, they indeed came into the world in that order. Present-day Chinese-Filipino surnames which start with “Co-“, like Cojuangco, Coseteng or Cua, for example, all denote having come from the oldest son.

The term for oldest sister, ate, comes from aitche (“ichi” meaning “first” in both Japanese and Hokkien, one of the Chinese dialects).

Diko, brother No. 2, and ditse, second sister, are rooted in “di” (or ni or ji, depending on your regional Chinese or Japanese bent). Just so long as it’s not “ditzy” as might be concocted by a mischievous first-born.

Child No. 3, sangko and sanse, come from the Japanese sansei, i.e, third in line.

In reverse order, the youngest one is lovingly called the bunsó, neutral-gender. To be gender-specific, totoy (the literal translation from Chinese is “the foolish one”), atoy, toto, itoy, doy are variant names given the youngest boy. The youngest girl was often called nene (literally, the “dull one” in Chinese.
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