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From: doky@uda.dgcd.doc.ca (Hien Doky)
Subject: A Reunion of a Vietnamese Family [repost]
Originator: anh@media-lab.media.mit.edu
Organization: SCV Relay
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 23:08:11 GMT


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From doky Sat Dec 19 01:51:16 1992
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 92 01:51:16 EST
From: doky (Hien Doky)
To: doky, scv@media.mit.edu
Subject: A Reunion of a Vietnamese Family
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I just saw 20/20 tonight, in which part of it was devoted to an emotional
reunion of a Vietnamese family after 17 years of separation. It was quite
emotional to see the family got back together yet the children were not
allowed to sleep in the same houses as their parents, due to security
problems - as told by the communist guards. The children were accidentally
separated from their parents in 1975, and got to the US to become US
citizens at very ages. They hardly speak Vietnamese any more, but they
sure have the same feelings as their Vietnamese sibblings. Seeing a family
torn apart by war, reunited and then temporarily separated again, i can't
help it but wonder how many families have been such victims of war. Yet,
the communists insist on waging wars. After 75, one was against Cambodia;
one was against China; and then there is the 50 year long war against
the 65 million of Vietnamese people. The latest war takes a form of constant
oppression and of constant starvation to "win" over the people.

This is one sort of happy ending for one family. They get to see one another
again after such hardships. I wish them the best in their efforts to reunite
the entire family.

However, i can't not help it but to think of many other less fortunate
families which were permanently scarred by the policy of the communist
regime. These are families which never had the chance to see their fathers,
mothers, sisters, brothers... again. In some cases, they do not even know
the resting places of their loved ones.

When will this tragedy end ? When will the communists learn to respect
the basic human rights of Vietnamese people ? When will the suffering end ?



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Date:         Tue, 22 Dec 1992 16:45:28 -0500
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From:         Nhan Tran <tran@PEORA.SDC.CCUR.COM>
Subject:      NEWS: S.Korean FM in Hanoi to set up ties

12/21

S.KOREAN FOREIGN MINISTER IN HANOI TO SET UP TIES

    HANOI, Dec 21, Reuter - South Korean Foreign Minister Lee Sang-ock arrived
in Hanoi on Monday to sign an accord establishing diplomatic relations with
Vietnam after a 17-year break, officials said.
    "There was a time when our two countries had cut off normal relations," Lee
told his Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Manh Cam at a welcoming ceremony in
Hanoi.
    "Now it is time to create a new foundation for normal ties between the two
countries."
    The South Korean foreign ministry said earlier on Monday that Lee would
sign an accord with Cam to normalise relations during his three-day visit.
    South Korea sent troops to fight for what was then South Vietnam during the
Vietnam War. It broke relations in 1975 after the North's communist forces
defeated the U.S.-backed Saigon government.
    The prospect of normalising ties has been discussed since 1990, and the two
countries exchanged liaison offices with limited consular functions two months
ago.
    Two-way trade increased to $334 million in the first nine months of the
year from $270 million during the whole of last year, South Korean trade
ministry figures show.
    Lee is scheduled to inaugurate the South Korean embassy in Hanoi on
Tuesday, before meeting Vietnam's Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet.
From: john@jho.com (John Ho)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: 20/20 The long way home - Speaking Vietnamese
Date: 3 Jan 93 16:13:23 GMT
Organization: JHO Company, Dallas, Texas USA

tin@smsc.sony.com (Le Tin) writes:

>In article <1992Dec29.143103.1238@linus.mitre.org> htran@elesium.mitre.org (Hai Tran) writes:
>>
>>>       It's a good lesson for parents living in the U.S. to see how
>>>    important it is to teach their children their native language unless
>>>    they chose not to be Vietnamese.
>>>
>>>      Regards,
>>
>>
>>
>>	In the Washington DC area, there are classes for children who
>>want to learn to speak Vietnamese. These summer classes have been
>>going on for at least ten years and are taught by volunteers.
>>
>>	I wonder if there are similar programs elsewhere.
>>
>>
>>htran@mitre.org 

>  It depends on the concentration and size of Vietnamese community in
>  the area.  I believe DC also has a large population of Vietnamese.

>  In the state of Utah, up till 1986 when I left, there were no
>  Vietnamese language class that I was aware of.

According to the 1990 Census Bureau report, there are only 747 Vietnamese
reside inside District of Columbia.  There are 2797 Vietnamese living 
in the State of Utah. 
-- 
John Ho from Dallas, Texas USA. (john@jho.com)   
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Date:         Sun, 3 Jan 1993 13:29:10 EST
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From:         CYCLOPS 2000-3D 03-Jan-1993 1328 <cyclops@PATE.ENET.DEC.COM>
Subject:      Mo^.ng Mo+ ...

Khi xu+a ta thu+o+ng mo^.t co^ be' la'nh gie^`ng, mo^'i ti`nh ca^m
ddo' ke'o da`i i't ra cu~ng va`i na(m . Mo^~i buo^?i sa'ng da^.y
so+'m sa('m su+?a ddi ho.c, nu'p sau qua'n nu+o+'c dda^`u ddu+o+`ng
cho+` cho co^ be' ddi qua ro^`i le~o dde~o theo sau (ca'ch nhau ca?
ma^'y chu.c bu+o+'c) to+'i cu`ng mo^.t tru+o+`ng ho.c, ro^`i gio+`
tan ho.c, khi ddi le^~, trong gia'o ddu+o+`ng co^ be' o+? dda^u la`
ta loanh quanh o+? ddo' ....

-Do^i khi co^ be' quay dda^`u nhi`n la.i phi'a sau, ba('t ddu+o+.c
qua? tang co'ke? ddang cha(m chu' nhi`n mi`nh .... bo^'n a'nh ma('t
ddu.ng nhau, ca? hai nhu+ bi. ddie^.n gia^.t e a^'p cu'i dda^`u
xuo^'ng ro^`i la.i la^`m lu~i bu+o+'c ddi . Nhu+~ng lu'c va('ng
ngu+o+`i, ta lim dim tha? ho^`n va`o co?i mo^.ng no+i a^'y, tay
trong tay, ta va` co^ be' thu+o+ng ye^u nhau, sa(~n sa`ng cho nhau
ta^'t ca?, o^i cuo^.c ddo+`i ha.nh phu'c la('m thay !!!

Bao nhie^u nhu+~ng la' thu+ to? ti`nh, mo^.t mo^'i ti`nh dda^`u
vie^'t ro^`i la.i xe' .... cha(?ng bao gio+` ha`i lo`ng vo+'i
nhu+~ng gio`ng chu+~ na('n no't kia vi` chu'ng kho^ng the^? na`o
die^~n ta? he^'t mo^'i ti`nh tha^`m la(.ng na`y .

Khi ca^`u kinh "U+o+'c gi` con la^'y ddu+o+.c na`ng, con ve^` con
se~ ddo'ng trang con tho+` ...." va^~n luo^n la` ca^u dda^`u tie^n .
Nhu+~ng buo^?i chie^`u buo^`n ra vu+o+`n suy ti'nh la`m the^' na`o
dde^? trao na`ng la' tho+, se~ la`m gi` khi na`ng ho^`i a^m, va`
kho^ng da'm nghi~ dde^'n ne^'u nhu+ na`ng cu+. tuye^.t !!! Tha`
ra(`ng cu+' dde^? nhu+ the^' na`y co`n ho+n la` tha^`n tu+o+.ng hay
thie^n ddu+o+`ng trong mo^.ng pha?i xu.p ddo^? .

Ma(.c du` ba`i ha't "Co^ La'ng  Gie^`ng" kia luo^n la` nhu+~ng nguo^`n
go+.i ca?m va` cu~ng la` mo^'i dde do.a .... luo^n nha('c nho+? ra(`ng
se~ co' mo^.t nga`y "Tru+o+'c ngo? nha` em vang tie^'ng pha'o ..."
nhu+ng cuo^.c ti`nh tha^`m la(.ng na`y va^~n kho^ng tie^'n xa ho+n
ddu+o+.c bu+o+'c na`o !!!

...... cha'n qua' ! Cha('c cha(?ng ai buo^`n ddo.c to+'i ddoa.n na`y
dda^u, tho^i ta ngu+ng vie^'t no+i dda^y .

T.M
From: jabranem@ERE.UMontreal.CA (Jabrane Mohamed)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: test
Date: 24 Dec 92 05:05:48 GMT
Organization: Universite de Montreal

please ignore ... this is just a test...
:))
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: aqh@cbnewsi.cb.att.com (anh.q.hoang)
Subject:  For Los Angeles Area Netters
Organization: AT&T
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 03:20:15 GMT



Hello Everyone,

I am a netter from the East Coast (New York/New Jersey Area).
I will be visiting the Los Angeles, CA area starting 12/23 till after
the New Year.  

If there will be any group activities among LA area netters, I would
appreciate it a lot if you can let my friends and I know.  You can
reach us at 714-786-8189.  I will not be able to access email after today.

Thanks a lot,

Hoa`ng Quy`nh Anh
att!hound.att.com!aqh
From: mdo@socrates.umd.edu ("Mike T. Do")
Subject: Re: 20/20 The long way home - Speaking Vietnamese
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date: 4 Jan 93 04:29:48 GMT

>
> >  It depends on the concentration and size of Vietnamese community in
> >  the area.  I believe DC also has a large population of Vietnamese.
>
> >  In the state of Utah, up till 1986 when I left, there were no
> >  Vietnamese language class that I was aware of.
>
> According to the 1990 Census Bureau report, there are only 747 Vietnamese
> reside inside District of Columbia.  There are 2797 Vietnamese living
> in the State of Utah.
> --
> John Ho from Dallas, Texas USA. (john@jho.com)
>
>
Don't look in the Census Bureau report, they did not count the newcomer.  If you
count little D.C. capital alone, the number of Vietnamese living in the State
Of Utah might be equivalent to D.C.  :-))

But now DC-Baltimore is new metro area, the area will
include Northern VA, Baltimore (MD), Montgomery County (MD), Prince George (MD)
where are the largest concentration of Vietnamese population.  It should be the
biggest population after California.

Tri'
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From: lhoang@orion.oac.uci.edu (Long Hoang)
Subject: Re: History lessons
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Organization: University of California, Irvine
Date: 24 Dec 92 18:36:07 GMT

In article <BzMpG5.Kv9@Saigon.COM> tin@poseidon.smsc.Sony.COM writes:
>Dear netters,
>
> ................
> .................
>  It is said that those who can adapt will grow and be stronger.  The
>bamboo _knows_ to bend in the wind, so it survive and prosper.  So must
 ======================
     good point. However, I know bamboo  does not bend. Bamboo stands
     straight and when surrounded by other bamboo .... wind? no problem!

>we, Vietnamese, learn to work with what we have and _bend_ (compromise)
>if we wish to accomplish our goals.  The water _knows_ to flow around
>an obstacle, and eventually it wears down even the biggest, hardest
>mountain there is.

     Survival is only one of dimensions of life.

     Your wording reminds me of a saying:

        "Once a _____, always will be a _____"

>
>  I see so many Vietnamese who have not yet learn these age old
>advice.  They wish to take on the communist government headon.
>Failing that, they will attack and destroy all those who disagree
>with them.  In the process, they have become very much like those
>they _hated_ (they are now full of negative emotions -- hatred and
>bitterness for a fellow Vietnamese).  I know that I will not change
>your minds, but all I am asking is for you to think before you destroy

    Or someone can change your mind. Life is very generous, only if
    you ask (for help).

>another.  Someday you may be surprised to find out that we are all
>working for the same thing, toward the same goals -- that is to see
>Vietnam once again prosperous, her people enjoying a happy life...
>just using different methods.
>
>  This is the season to be harmonious, to think of family and friends.
>Enjoy this time... and I hope you will carry this loving feeling all
>through the year.
>
>  Best wishes to you all.
>
>Regards,
>Tin Le
>Postmaster@Saigon.COM

   Here is my SCV style ddo^'i:

  "DDe^m da`i the^' ky?\.
   A^m tha^`m tu+`ng bu+o+'c, chi? vi` mo^.t nie^`m tin".

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"Soviet Union collapsed? I didn't do it! I swear."  Fiction.
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Date:         Mon, 28 Dec 1992 09:33:21 EST
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From:         Hai Tran <htran@OCEANUS.MITRE.ORG>
Subject:      [POL]

        Since the National Congress in 1976, the official name of
        Vietnam was changed to "Socialist Republic of Vietnam" and the
        official stationery appears as follows:

                        Socialist Republic of Vietnam
                        Independence - Liberty - Happiness

        The way I've always read those two lines is as follows:

                        Socialist Republic of Vietnam
                        "Independence" minus Liberty minus Happiness

        Then, what do the people in Vietnam have for their life but the
        simple concern for subsistence until the next day?

        To those of you enthusiastic about the possibility of
        redemption of the Communists by advocating cooperation in the
        name of the suffering of our people in Vietnam, I wish you
        luck.

        I somehow cannot convince myself of that prospect, not after
        three and half years living and working in their system. I had
        a rather "good job" compared with others and was able to know
        alot more about their policies and practices, not just what was
        announced and distributed.  More later.

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I strongly disagree with what you say but I respect your right to say
it.

htran@mitre.org
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Original-From: odutsa!sue (Susan C Ngo +1 708 224 2917)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Thu, 31 Dec 1992 12:58:00 CST
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From:         sue@ODUTSA.ATT.COM
Subject: Re: 20/20 tape. I have it.

**From: hoang@hoo.stortek.com (Nga Hoang)
**
**   While I am here I have a question for you.
**   I am looking for a good book to teach my 11 year old son Vietnamese.
**   Any suggestion?
**
**
**
**
**
**--
**Nga Hoang
**Storage Technology Corp.                   Nga_Hoang@stortek.com
**2270 South 88th St.                        Phone: (303) 673-5477
**Louisville, CO 80028-4260
**

I have "Em Ho.c Vie^.t Ngu+~" from gia'o su+ va(n chu+o+ng Minh-Va(n

Xua^n Tu+o+'c .  His address in 1981 was:

  Henry Tuoc V. Pham
  13210 E. 14th Ave. (Cottage)
  Aurora, CO 80011

My church used this book in 1988-1989, I think they still do, It is a good

basic book, I plan to use it for my son also.

You can ask him for more good books or send me email, I can make you one

copy since a paragraph from the introduction says:

"Sa'ch na`y chu'ng to^i kho^ng giu+~ ba?n quye^`n.  Ca'c ho^.i ddoa`n va` tu+

nha^n na`o cu~ng co' the^? in la.i hay ta'i ba?n vo+'i ddie^`u kie^.n la`

ta(.ng kho^ng cho con em chu'ng ta ho.c ta^.p va` kho^ng ba'n ."
From: kvt@druwa.ATT.COM (KVT)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: Re: [POL] Re:*3 DIALOG (Thua^.t hoa`i)
Date: 23 Dec 92 22:49:33 GMT
Reply-To: kvt@druwa.ATT.COM (KVT)

In article <1992Dec23.002008.21973@news.media.mit.edu> groucho!thinh@uu.psi.com (Thinh N. Nguyen) writes:
# 
# ... You too have a nice holiday season.
# 
# sincerely,
# Thi.nh ngo.c Nguye^~n

You, too.

Kim

Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tttle@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu (ba.ch tho^')
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Subject: miscellaneous
Date: 21 Dec 92 18:49:06 GMT
Organization: SCV Relay
Originator: tttle@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu

Hai nam nu+~ (kho^ng quen nhau) ddang ddu+'ng ddo'n xi'ch-lo^.  Cho^'c
sau, hai ngu+o+`i dda.p xi'ch-lo^ dde^'n.

Ngu+o+`i dda.p xi'ch-lo^ #1:  

-  Co^ muo^'n ddi dda^u?

Ba` kha'ch:  

-  35 DDoa`n Thi. DDie^?m

(Skip pha^`n tra? gia')  The^' thi` 2 ngu+o+`i ro+`i kho?i cho^~ ddo'. 

Ngu+o+`i dda.p xi'ch-lo^ #2:  

-  O^ng muo^'n ddi dda^u?

O^ng kha'ch:  

-  52 Tra^`n Va(n Te.t

Ngu+o+`i dda.p xi'ch-lo^ #2:  

-  DDu+o+`ng gi` sao nghe la. qua' va^.y? 

O^ng kha'ch:  

-  U?a, kho^ng pha?i no'i te^n tuo^?i ra la` ma^'y o^ng bie^'t no+i ma` 
tui muo^'n ddi sao?  Ne`, ba` ho^`i na~y 35 tuo^?i, te^n "DDoa`n Thi. 
DDie^?m."  Co`n tui, tui na(m nay 52 tuo^?i, co`n te^n ho. la` "Tra^`n 
Va(n Te.t." 

Ngu+o+`i dda.p xi'ch-lo^ #2:  

-  DDo^` ddie^n .... !#$%*&@$#
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tin@smsc.sony.com (Le Tin)
Subject: Re: alt.politics.vietnamese (was [POL] Re: DIALOG(Thua^.t hoa`i))
Organization: Sony Microsystems Corp, San Jose, CA
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 92 04:38:27 GMT

In article <22967@drutx.ATT.COM> kvt@druwa.ATT.COM (KVT) writes:
>In article <1992Dec18.225958.12730@smsc.sony.com> tin@smsc.sony.com (Le Tin) writes:
># ....
>#   In the following months, we can see how well A.P.V. does.  Let the
># netters decide whether it is worth keeping or not.  It helps if everyone
># enforce the rules that _extended_ political discussions should move to
># APV.  My guideline is that the initial discussion can start on SCV.  But
># once it has started, _ALL_ followups should move to APV.  That way people
># can see whether the subject interest them or not, and whether they wish
># to join.
># 
># Regards,
># Tin Le
>
>As Quang Le pointed out, not all sites carry alt.* or guarantee to
>carry alt.politics.vietnamese, forcing people to move politics stuff
>to APV is not very "friendly".
>
>Kim

  Sigh, I posted the full information and still some people get
confused.

  I am not forcing anyone to do anything.  I am _asking_ people to
voluntarily follow some simple guidelines.  This is in the interest
of keeping SCV free of the flamage that some people seem to enjoy.
We have gone through this discussion many times before on whether
politics should be discussed on SCV or not, and how to make sure
people who are interested in the discussion can continue.

  If you may remember, I originally opposed creating another
newsgroup for politics only.  That was earlier this year.  After
more discussions, a number of people have convinced me to at least
find out what the potential interest are.  Ergo, the
alt.politics.vietnamese group is created.

  Yes, I realize that not all sites carry alt.*, and the ones that
do may not carry all alt.* groups.  That is why I have _also_
created a news to mail gateway, similar to the SCV relay mailing
list.  With these two methods, that should cover everyone (news
and mailing list).  That leaves only the people who enjoy flaming
in public and be a complete a*hole and public nuisance.  _Those_
people I leave to the SCV netters to deal with.

  I hope that is clear enough explanation.  Please let me know if
you need more.

Regards,
Tin Le
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. Tin Le                    Work Internet: tin@smsc.Sony.COM
. Sony Microsystems
. Office: (408) 944-4157     Other Internet Addr: tin@szebra.Saigon.COM
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
From: tranht@spot.Colorado.EDU (<-= *** clueless *** =->)
Subject: Re: Tha('c ma('c
Organization: Te^` Thie^n -Da.i Tha'nh 
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1993 07:33:41 GMT

In article <1992Dec27.185514.20959@engage.pko.dec.com> lethien@roulet.enet.dec.com (NoLordShallStandBeforeMyself,IamDeicide) writes:
>
>	Ba` con co^ ba'c o+i ! Ne^'u ma` co' hai ngu+o+`i con 
>ga'i cu`ng thu+o+ng mo^.t ngu+o+`i con trai cu`ng mo^.t lu'c,
>ngu+o+`i con trai ddo' pha?i la`m sao ??? Ca'i na`y ho^ng co'
>pha?i la` HTC Jr. ta dda^u, ma` la` mo^.t ngu+o+`i ba.n cu?a
>HTC Jr. ta ddo'. Ca'i tha(`ng ddo' thie^.t la` to^'t so^',
>trong khi ngu+o+`i kha'c ti`m mo^.t ngu+o+`i thu+o+ng ho^?ng
>ra ma` no' la.i ddu+o+.c hai ngu+o+`i thu+o+ng cu`ng mo^.t 
>lu'c.
>	No' ho?i HTC Jr. ta nhu+ va^.y ro^`i pha?i la`m sao 
>cho tro.n ti`nh tro.n nghi~a ? HTC Jr. ta ke^u no' la` cu+'
>vie^.c thu+o+ng la.i mo^.t lu'c hai co^ ddo' cho tha^.t la`
>ddo^`ng dde^`u, nhu+ va^.y thi` tro.n ve.n ro^`i :-))
>Nhu+ng no' no'i la` kho^ng ddu+o+.c . No' chi? co' mo^.t tra'i
>tim tho^i !!! 
>	Ba` con co^ ba'c ai dda~ tu+`ng tra?i qua chuye^.n ti`nh
>tay ddo^i, tay ba kie^?u na`y la`m o+n giu'p du`m tha(`ng ba.n
>cu?a HTC Jr. y' kie^'n vo+'i ! No' he^'t ngu+o+`i ho?i, nhe`
>HTC Jr. ta co' bie^'t gi` ve^` ba ca'i chuye^.n ye^u thu+o+ng
>la^~n qua^?n na`y dda^u . Co' ho?i ve^` chuye^.n uo^'ng bia
>ca'ch na`o dde^? ddu+`ng co' say thi` ddu+o+.c :-))
>	Ba` con co^ ba'c la`m o+n giu'p du`m chu+' dde^? la^u
>nga`y vu+`a to^.i nghie^.p cho tha(`ng ba.n cu?a HTC Jr. la.i
>co`n to^.i nghie^.p cho hai ca'i co^ kia nu+~a ddo'. Trong lu'c
>cho+` ddo+.i bie^.n pha'p to^'t nhu+'t, HTC Jr. ta se~ ke^u go.i
>o^ng tha^`n Bud giu'p ddo+~ cho tha(`ng ba.n bo+'t lo la('ng .
>
>HTC Jr.

de^~ tho^i ... ke^u anh ba.n ddo' tro.n 1 ro^`i HTC Jr tie^'p cho 
anh? co^ kia ... la` ba.n tha^n ddo' ma` ba.n co' chuye^.n thi`
HTC Jr pha?i ra tay giu'p ma` pha?i 0 ?? hehehehe

Hieu



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Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Newsgroups: soc.culture.vietnamese
Date:         Sat, 2 Jan 1993 20:27:58 EST
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From:         Don Quy Nguyen <don@PANTHER.WARM.INMET.COM>
Subject: [THO] Be~ Ba`ng / Lo+~ La`ng

>
>       Be~ Ba`ng
>
> Anh ho+?i ! Nga`y mai em la^'y cho^`ng
> Na(m nay tro+`i la.nh suo^'t mu`a ddo^ng
> Chie^'c a'o nhung xanh anh ta(.ng ddo'
> Em ma(.c be^n trong dde^? a^'m lo`ng
>
> Anh phu. ti`nh em dd^'n the^' sao ?
> Anh ddi bie^`n bie^.t cho^'n phu+o+ng na`o
> Bo? ma(.c ti`nh em trong nhung nho+'
> Vu+o+`n xua^n ai be? kho'a ddo^.ng dda`o
>
> Anh phu. ti`nh em anh bie^'t kho^ng
> Co^ ddo+n la.nh le~o so^'ng be^n cho^`ng
> Ti`nh go+?i ve^` anh, anh co' bie^'t
> Bao na(m tro+`i va^~n mo^.t mu`a ddo^ng
>
> Ga(.p go+? la`m chi dda~ muo^.n ma`ng
> Duye^n xu+a dda~ lo+~ chuye^'n ddo` ngang
> Kho+i ddo^'ng tro ta`n tin`h duye^n cu?
> Ga(.p go+? la`m chi dde^? be~ ba`ng
>
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        Lo+~ La`ng

Em ho+?i ! Ro^`i tho^i em la^'y cho^`ng
Xua^n qua he` la.i ma^'y mu`a ddo^ng
Chie^'c a'o na(m xu+a anh ta(.ng ddo'
Em ha~y ddem cho^n ta^.n dda'y lo`ng

Anh phu. ti`nh em bie^'t no'i sao
Anh dda^y su+o+ng gio' bie^'t phu+o+ng na`o
Nha('c la.i la`m chi the^m vu+o+ng va^'n
Anh phu. ti`nh em bie^'t no'i sao

Thua? a^'y tuo^?i tho+ dda? bie^'t gi`
Ngo+` dda^u na`ng giu+? mo^'i ti`nh si
Ta nhu+ con bu+o+'m vo+`n hoa da.i
Hu't nhu.y hu+o+ng ro^`i no+? bo? ddi

Kim ca?i vo^ duye^n pha^.n ma' ho^`ng
Ti`nh em xin giu+? tro.n cho cho^`ng
Ye^u ma~i thu+o+ng chi ngu+o+`i phu. ba.c
Em ho+?i ti`nh ta dda? lo+~ la`ng
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