Trang Nguyen's definitions

pho

One of the best traditional food in Vietnam. It smells delicious. Also, it's very easy to make it home. However, if you want to enjoy the real Vietnamese taste, you can go to any Pho restaurant. Its price is pretty cheap, just $4.95 for small bowl or $6.95 for big bowl. But I am sure that you will be full just by eating small bowl. Comparing to other food which is servered in other restaurants, Pho seems like the best.

Dude, I wanna eat something?
Ok, let's go to Pho restaurant and you will like that

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006

guy

It's just the way to call people, no matter what they are guy or girl

Hey guys, you are better shut up

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006

healer

as a way to call the story "the healer" with an ice girl and a fire girl. An ice girl is a physical healer who makes others healthy, but an fire girl is a truly healer who makes people feel extremely good, deep inside

The healer is a weird story

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006

Doodle

A poor character in the story "The Scarlet Ibis", a thrilling story that everyone should read. He is a handicaped guy who died because of his brother

What a pity! Doodle died.

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006

fatta

slang to say "fat of", means something is rich, plentiful.

Lennie in the novel "Of mice and men" said: "I wanna live in the fatta land"

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006

Tuyet

means "snow" in Vietnamese

She is so eager to watch "tuyet" because Vietnam is too hot to have snow

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006

Vietnamese

Very smart, friendly, warm-hearted people in the world. Vietnamese are so united and wonderful that could beat a lot of powerful countries in the war, including China, America, Mongolia, Japan. However, nowadays, they still forgive for other countries mistakes that caused a lot of Vietnamese death because they know that war is bad and peace is what everybody wants.

Did you talk to those Vietnamese students in our school?
Oh yeah, they are such a whiz kid and great people.

by Trang Nguyen April 18, 2006