Why do Asians names sound like English words? - asian phat azzes
Azada seen an Asian woman named "Phat Ho" = fat
What happens to the Prime Minister has the "family Yung sum = a young king
What is the Sum Ting Wong "= something bad
You know what I mean?
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Asian Phat Azzes Why Do Asians Names Sound Like English Words?
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If you're wondering why ... I suspect most of these names along the lines of "Young Suk Wang Wang = Youth tend to suck the name in another country and not Give AF *** About the English at the time. Although only a hypothesis.
As Mahatma Gandhi or Kenji Nakamura, Mohammed Rakhmanov, Jose de Guzman and Abdullah Al Saud ...
Indian, Japanese, Kazakh, Filipinos and Saudis are also in Asia, and their names do not sound English.
May seem like English, but what's really how it sounds when spoken in China or other Asian languages and most have names that sound in Cantonese, it sounds perhaps a little in Cantonese, such as English or something.
Yes, and some words Dutch words sound like English to me. Or the German words sound like English words. As the Chinese or Japanese words as some English words.
I think you can safely delete "cracker" part of the name.
"Hoe" is a garden tool. Yes, fascinating.
funny ....
Wang better word in English!
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