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What makes for a friendly city Fly?
It seems like there are a lot of streets without marked lanes. Is it just a free-for-all Fly or are there supposed to be actual lanes you stay in?Just another day for traffic police in Hà Nội haha
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I still don't understand all the love for Thailand other than it's greatly affordable and yes, they have a few tourist attractions. But outside those I really don't care for it at all.
You know my stance , I don’t like Thailand at all.I still don't understand all the love for Thailand other than it's greatly affordable and yes, they have a few tourist attractions. But outside those I really don't care for it at all.
I wonder if Robert Kraft was there?
Maybe you shouldn't be going there Fly.Another death in Phnom Penh
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I’m going for a week. I leave the 18th. My birthday the 19th. Can’t wait.Maybe you shouldn't be going there Fly.
Seems kind of dangerous for foreigners.
I know you are going. You mentioned it before and I put in my notes for the biography I'm writing on you. I just hope your trip there doesn't end up being the last chapter.I’m going for a week. I leave the 18th. My birthday the 19th. Can’t wait.
There has been a paradigm shift the last 2 years. Campuchia is very dangerous in the SEZ now in Bavet. Not what it once was. I’ll be there though. It’s very fun but lawlessI know you are going. You mentioned it before and I put in my notes for the biography I'm writing on you. I just hope your trip there doesn't end up being the last chapter.
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Online Laughs in Southeast Asia
How Southeast Asians Express Laughter Online
Laughter is a universal language, but the way we express it online can vary depending on our culture and language. In Southeast Asia, there are a variety of ways to laugh online, and Indonesians are particularly creative when it comes to expressing mirth digitally!
While classics like wkwkwk and awokwok remain popular, a new form of online laughter has emerged: ang ang ang. This onomatopoeia mimics the sound of laughter, similar to "ha ha ha" or "wkwkwk", but with a distinct "ang ang ang" sound.
Here are some other ways people laugh online in Southeast Asia:
Thailand: 55555
Vietnam: haha, hehe, hihi
Philippines: hahaha, hehehehe, HAHAHAHA
Malaysia: haha, hehe, hihi
These are just a few examples, and there are many other ways to laugh online in Southeast Asia. Some people also use emojis to express laughter, such as .
The way we laugh online can be a way of expressing our personality and connecting with others. It can also be a way of showing that we understand and appreciate a joke. So next time you see someone laughing online in Southeast Asia, take a moment to learn how they are expressing themselves. You might just learn something new!