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@buttemill @phc1_sn Đroi á, quả mận miền bắc thì lại là quả khác nữa:))

@ILM1713 @phc1_sn ủa quả roi là quả mận há :))

Teaching oomfs Vietnamese #7 Pinapples are usually called "dứa", but in the Southern Vietnam, they usually call pinapples "thơm" Same for others such as roi - mận (wax apple), dưa chuột - dưa leo (cucumber), etc.

What the fuck is cochinchine

@ILM1713 @phc1_sn

@phc1_sn Tui thấy mn k dùng từ đó lắm nên k cho zô

@ILM1713 Ở đây cũng có từ khóm cho trái dứa

Although I won't be doing vsynth thing for a while but I'm gonna let Irumu sit here hello my little boy

@otoyuki_shoya Idk go away Shoya

@ILM1713 how to translate "Thương" to Japanese?

Teaching oomfs Vietnamese #5 "Thương" is a word that cannot be fully translated to English. For me, it is used to express the kind of affection between family and friends (or lovers), but it's different from love. It carries a softer atmosphere that can't be described by words.

Hey my dream is to have a gender-neutral appearance, I don't want this fat ass body

I wear makeup cuz I look like shit and my parents don't allow me to grow my hair long

@denriaanhsang Dont cancel me ❤️

@ILM1713 Holy facecard

Hello I'm the divine IL-M

@phc1_sn Yes i do make up❤️🥀

@ILM1713 Holy moly

@ice_head_vn It's all bánh quy in general tho

@ILM1713 Biscuits, cookies and crackers are all under the umbrella 'banh quy'. But their complete words are: Biscuit: banh binh quy (bis-quy) Cookie: banh quy mut/banh quy keo (depends on the filling), also banh mut keo for the umbrella term. Cracker: banh quy gion (crispy quy)

Teaching oomfs Vietnamese #6 Both cookies, crackers and biscuits in Vietnamese are "bánh quy"

Sometimes biscuits are called "bích quy" tho (don't cancel me i live in Thanh Hoá)

@Okean29764801 ily too twin<33

@ILM1713 Thương bạn

If it's a noun, it also means spear💔😭

He turned into a musclar twink

@nhatminhpr2002 It's also a weapon I forgor

@ILM1713 For me, it's a kind of weapon :v

Should I make "teaching my oomfs Vietnamese" wholesome or naughty?