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14-04-2010, 08:56 AM
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my photo in whichever gals (I know in JC/GL) handphone is circulated around for their familiy members and friends to see.
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14-04-2010, 01:53 PM
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Portraits: Korean ‘grooms’ and marriage brokers
================================================== ====== VietNamNet Bridge - A marriage broker says that all sorts of Korean men come to Vietnam in search of brides, but most are industrial workers or farmers. And the brokers are good at their chosen professions. So that prospective Vietnamese brides are not disappointed, marriage brokers always tell them that in Korea, the life of workers and farmers is many times better than in Vietnam, because their work is mechanized. In a black suit and shiny shoes, a tall Korean man is introduced to Vietnamese girls by Madam Cuong. The marriage broker says that this man is a farmer but his monthly income is not low, around $2000 per month, and he owns a house in Pusan. The man with the ruddy, lumpy face explains that his standards for choosing a wife are quite simple: he didn’t require a beautiful and tall girl, just a good-natured girl. His wife will have to help in the fields for around ten days a year. She will stay at home to take care of the family the rest of time. When the man interviewed several Vietnamese girls, the interpreter was surprised when a candidate asked why the man had chosen to find his wife in Vietnam rather than Korea. The Korean man answered truthfully that near Pusan, the biggest port city in his country, it is extremely difficult for a farmer who is not rich and not handsome to find a good wife. The 47-year-old man added that he had read on the Internet that Vietnamese girls are good-natured, gentle and obedient, so he had come to Vietnam to seek his wife. Unlike workers and farmers, who often decide to marry a girl after a speedy selection, a man who was introduced as a teacher with a monthly income of $5000 and his own house was the prize at a selection in Thuy Nguyen district, Haiphong. Wearing jeans and a pink T-shirt, handsome and smiling, this man entered the room with a strong smell of cologne. This tall man astonished the Vietnamese girls. They whispered to each other that they rarely saw such a handsome groom in selections. The 38-year-old ‘teacher’ asked the candidates to walk around the room and turn about while he took a good look at them. He chose some of them for photos and filming, but said he wasn’t satisfied with any candidate. The interpreter said that this man was looking for a 23-24 year old woman about 1.5 meters tall with white skin. Some girls suspected that this man was choosing a bride for someone else. “Why does he have to take photos and film us in a live meeting?” one girl asked. The Korean grooms are typically thirty-five to fifty years of age and some of them are disabled, for instance the future husband of a girl named Hoai, of Kien An district, Haiphong. Hoai, 20, said that the man who chose her is very ugly, twice her age, fat and has a twisted neck. Even so, she’s happy to become co-owner of a chili pepper farm in the near future. While fulfilling marriage formalities in South Korea, this man has phoned Hoai every day and always thanks his future wife’s family for trusting him. “He told me that it is difficult for Korean men who are workers or farmers to get married, let alone disabled men like him. So they have to go abroad to seek wives,” Hoai said. Marriage brokerage is a good business Madam Nha has a rather untidy look, but this 50-year-old woman is among the most powerful marriage brokers in Haiphong City. Among dozens of brokers in Vietnam’s premier seaport, Nha is the most experienced; she’s been in the business for over 10 years. Unlike the other brokers, who try to dress smartly, Madam Nha always wears a black outfit and plastic sandals and calls the girls “daughter” to make them comfortable. Nha previously managed a small tea shop but, seeing that more and more Vietnamese young women getting married to foreigners, she closed her tea-shop to become a marriage broker. “This business is flourishing,” Nha said. “When girls don’t want to marry foreign men and foreign men don’t come to Vietnam to seek wives, then I will re-open my tea-shop.” Madam Nha recounted that in her early days as a marriage broker, she had to go to poor communes in Thai Binh, Ha Nam, Hung Yen or Ha Tay to recruit rural girls to attend ‘selections.’ “I had to tell them about a good life in the future in a foreign country. Some families thought I aimed to trick their daughters so they drove me away,” Nha recalled. She said several years ago, girls in the Haiphong area competed to marry Korean and Taiwanese men so there was no need to treat them politely. Now there are more brokers while the “supply of goods” (i.e., girls) is reduced so she has to treat the girls sweetly. Madam Nha boasted that she has become so famous that girls come to ask for her help. She said her candidates are all beautiful, and they “sell well.” According to many girls, this broker knows when to be firm and when to yield, so she is respected by both candidates and Korean partners. Meanwhile, other brokers said that this woman has earned several billion dong (hundreds of thousands of US dollars) from her marriage brokerage service. She is now the most “powerful” broker in Haiphong. In contrast, Madam Lan is one of the youngest brokers in Haiphong. Besides her persuasive skills, this 30ish woman is good at make-up art. She says she can turn unpolished rural girls into real gems. Lan says marriage brokerage is a sideline to her principal job as a florist. “When I don’t have clients, I go to the market to sell flowers. That’s a way to find girls,” she adds. She confided that she is even seeking a foreign husband for her mother, a nearly 60 year-old widow. Then there’s Madam Muoi, who is not very experienced but is very successful. She boasts that she has helped hundreds of girls to find Korean husbands. Her secret, she says, is that she takes care of her “brides.” She invites the young women, recruited from Quang Ninh, Hung Yen, Ha Nam or Ha Tay, to her home to teach them how to make up, how to select a husband and how to persuade their families to let them marry a foreign man. This woman is ready to help girls to do the paperwork they need to go abroad. If they find husbands with good jobs who live in cities, brides will have to pay Muoi a fee of about 20 million dong (a bit more than $1000). Those who end up marrying workers or farmers need only pay 6 million dong. Muoi said she has to hire ‘organizers’ and her income is very low compared to these people, who are paid thousands of US dollars by Korean grooms after successful negotiations. However, she admitted that this job has changed her life. She has been able to buy a house and motorbikes thanks to her work as a marriage broker. The chairman of a commune in Thuy Nguyen district, Haiphong, commented that the income of marriage brokers is very high. Some have earn nearly ten billion dong (over $500,000) in several years. “And they find every trick to hide this income from the tax authorities,” he added. Source: VNE
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14-04-2010, 01:58 PM
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14-04-2010, 02:56 PM
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may be your gf registered for you or give some "coffee" money to the some call "police head" in your area. That's what my girl told me.
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14-04-2010, 05:27 PM
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14-04-2010, 05:50 PM
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I have been busy traveling in the past 2 weeks. Looks like this forum is very quiet recently and nobody study Tieng Viet anymore. Here is part 3 for VietnamLover's questions:
14. Ta ve anh di. Anh cao bao nhieu? Can nang? Nguc no? Da trang? He comes back you go. How tall are you? How much do you weight? strong chest? Skin white? 15. Xem xem anh thui. Nhung cac boy tuoi teen zat thich em. Rat muon duoc len juog cung em anh biet ko. Cu nghi den luc anh liem khap than the em la em lai rao ruc nong bung ca nguoi. Take a look of you. But those teenager boys really like me. Really want to go to bed with me. Do you know? When I think about you lick all over my body, I again feel excited and feel burned all over me. Juog should be giuong (bed) Bung should be bong 16. Co muon do sua khap nguoi em va liem? Do = pour Do you want to pour milk all over me and lick? (haha..) 17. Em muon anh bu vu em nhu baby bu vu me. Em dang ve dau vu ne. I want you to suck my breast like baby suck mommy’s breast. (hahahaha) I am flirting with my tits. 18. Em muon anh mut luoi em that lau that sau de em duoc hoa tan trong anh... I want you suck me very long very deep to let me dissolve in you. 19. Em lien tuc fai thu dam vi bi kich thich manh me tu ah. I immediately must masturbate because I feel horny so strongly by myself. 20. Chac anh met vi xuat tinh wa nhieu zui. Chop mat chut cho do met anh ah! You must be tired because shoot many times already. Close eyes for a while (take a nap) to relieve your tireness. 21. Nhung co ay ko biet tieng Vietnam nen anh tha ho tan gau sex voi em. But she doesn’t know Vietnamese so you can (tan gau) make love with me at will. Tha ho = at will 22. Vi them duoc ban tinh liem khap than the em ah. Dau vu em dang cang cung vi them 1 bo moi mem mai bu mut va liem..bat den anh do Because add another sex buddy lick all over my body. My tit is becoming harder because add another lover who just softly suck and lick. Cannot go to your place. In conclusion, this VB really enjoys her sex life! She is definitely unlike many “dead fish” our bros have encountered before.
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14-04-2010, 06:02 PM
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this thread is active with your news Me no more encounters... just Linh and my galfriend
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14-04-2010, 07:17 PM
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14-04-2010, 11:41 PM
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This is intense Viet!
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15-04-2010, 09:54 AM
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Young women queue for chance to snag a foreign husband
================================================== ======= VietNamNet Bridge – Though it’s illegal, ‘marriage brokers’ are doing a thriving business finding Vietnamese brides for lonesome Korean men, according to an investigation by VNExpress online newspaper. Whirlwind ‘courtships’ A small van pulled up to the door of a hotel in a beach resort town near Haiphong City late in March. A woman shouted out “The grooms are coming, grooms are coming!” Four Korean men in black suits got out of the car and entered the hotel to choose their future wives from among nearly 100 excited Vietnamese girls. Meanwhile, the young women hurriedly prepared for the selection in the hotel’s ballroom, touching up their makeup, checking their appearance in a mirror. They were mainly farm girls and industrial zone workers who had been recruited by marriage brokers. Among them was a small woman wearing plastic sandals, with long hair and an innocent smile. She said she is a farm girl and she doesn’t know how to make up her face. “I’ve taken a day off from weeding my field today to attend this selection, hoping to change my life. It is very hard to live as a farmer,” she said, stroking her hair with scratched hands. The Korean men weren’t scheduled to arrive until ten a.m., but from nine a.m. on the 100 square meter room was packed. Girls grouped up to exchange what they’d heard about the life of Vietnamese brides in South Korea. “Someone told me that Hoa, who was selected at this very hotel last year, is very happy now,” a young woman said. “Does she send gifts and money to her family monthly?” An older woman who is a marriage broker answered her. “Hoa sent over $2000 to her parents this Tet holiday. Her family has recently received an electric rice cooker and irons.” Mai from Ha Nam province told a reporter that successful “candidates” typically take part in three rounds of selection. In the first round, marriage brokers take photographs or film them, and collect their phone numbers and some personal information. The young women sign an agreement allowing brokers to post their pictures on the Internet. In the second round, would-be Korean grooms see the “candidates” in person and ask them questions about their work, education, family, hobbies and, of course, “why do you want to marry a Korean man?” From among several dozens of young women, each Korean man will choose four or five for the final round. Many women have participated in a dozens of these selection events but they have not been “chosen” yet. They said the bride selections are as difficult as university entrance exams. Bao, the chief broker, announced “Girls of 25-35, please come here. Here’s a groom who is 48 years old. His home is 250 kilometers from Seoul. His wife died one year ago. He has two children but they are already married. His monthly income is around 40 million dong ($2000). He doesn’t need a pretty girl but only one who loves him. . . .” Seeing some shy girls who were participating for the first time, Bao called out “Hey, you in the violet blouse girl, do you want to marry a Korean husband or not? Why do you hesitate? Come here to try your luck!” Many of the candidates thought that it would be easy for them to be selected by this tall man with a leaden complexion, but one by one the girls left the interview room after several minutes. “He is old and does farmwork but he is very scrawny. If I had known it would be like this, I would not have come here but instead I would have taken part in a selection in Thuy Nguyen district,” said a girl named Giang, 28. Giang has attended several selections and she knows how to smoothly answer the personal questions she is asked. Even so, every time she’s been rejected, and doesn’t know why. At 1.30pm, 20 of the young women were chosen for the third round and finally, four of them --Thuy, Hoa, Le and Phuong – had been accepted as brides. Why do girls choose Korean men? If at first they fail, many girls clamor to participate in other selections. The brokers organize them very often in Do Son, Thuy Nguyen or downtown Haiphong. The home of a broker named Madam That in Lap Le commune, Thuy Nguyen district, is one of the biggest bride selecting “centres” in Haiphong. One day nearly 100 young women gathered there for a selection of Korean men. They whispered that the men they saw that day were good-looking but old. Overhearing such comments, a broker said: “You are foolish. Why do you pine for young men who live in cities? Old and ugly men will pamper you.” Le Khac Dung, the head of Pha Le commune, also in Thuy Nguyen district, said that nearly 400 local girls have married foreigners in the last five years, accounting for 70 percent of the total marriages in the commune. He said the local authorities know about illegal marriage brokers but commune-level governments don’t have the power to deal with this. There are hundreds of reasons for Vietnamese girls to marry Korean men but they all admit that it is a lot like gambling. For many brides, there’s no happy ending According to the General Statistical Office, nearly 32,000 Vietnamese women married foreign men, mainly Taiwanese and Koreans, from 2007 to 2009. Dr. Le Thi Quy, director of the Centre for Gender Research and Development, who has studied marriages between Vietnamese women and foreigners, said that cases like Mai’s are not rare. “Only some of them are lucky to have good husbands. Many of their marriages are tragic. Some are tricked into marriage with disabled or mentally ill people. Some have become victims of domestic violence,” Quy said. Source: VNE Quote:
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15-04-2010, 02:06 PM
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16-04-2010, 12:28 AM
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16-04-2010, 04:42 AM
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What does this mean?
Thanks.
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