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Christy Chung Le De speaks Vietnamese
I found this clip from a Facebook page. It belongs to Tran Van Anh (the actress from the Vietnamese movie series Bong Dung Muon Khoc).
In this cli...
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adamtokyo said:
Well, she's half Vietnamese after all, so it's not surprising at all to see her speaking in her "mother" tongue. ;P
Japanese Learning American Accent
I have bought this learning kit in the hope of mastering a natural American accent. Please wish me good luck!
外国語大好きおじさんのYouTubeビデオ第2弾です。米語発音教材を購...
5,310 views
adamtokyo said:
UnclePolyglot, maybe you should try Singlish instead of the one you're doing now lol
'cause Singlish rocks... mah lol
愛の終着駅 (Ai no Shuuchaku-Eki)
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Please enjoy Teresa's performance of "愛の終着駅 (Ai no Shuuchaku Eki)", meaning "A Terminal Station of Love". This song was ori...
79,787 views
adamtokyo said:
@Masami43A
いえいえ、とんでもないです。ジェロさんほどではないですが、僕結構演歌が好きです。特にテレサさんが歌ったものが。Masamiさんのほかのビデオもちょっと探してみますね。ありがとうございます。
videorespuesta del Carrilano a Laozhabor
El carrilano del Barrio responde a Laozhabor's Rap
4,765 views
adamtokyo said:
In the video, she tries to remind those who are old that they should always stay young and even though they have retired, do not just wait for someone to feed them, put clothes on them and wait to die. In my opinion, it's a good "song" with some educational value besides being funny.
videorespuesta del Carrilano a Laozhabor
El carrilano del Barrio responde a Laozhabor's Rap
4,765 views
adamtokyo said:
The old lady in this music video is actually from Singapore and she is a "notorious" actress in the country for being funny and crazy (sometimes). She is called "laozhabor" which means "old lady" or "spinster" in Southern Min dialect (a Chinese dialect).
Actress Christy Chung on Yahoo! SEA: Why I took a break from showbiz
Actress Christy Chung speaks to Yahoo! SEA's Ion Danker and reveals why she took a break from showbiz.
12,429 views
adamtokyo said:
According to Wikipedia, she was born in Montreal to a Chinese father and a Vietnamese mother. And she grew up in Brossard, Quebec, a suburb of Montreal, with French and Vietnamese as mother-tongues. She later learned English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
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