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so he did!! hehe

Whcih countries celebrate the new year? Taiwan, China who else?

Basically any country that uses the Lunar calender as opposed to the Solar, usually in conjunction. I think these are mainly China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Korea.

Indonesia and Singapore celebrate New Year's Day 4 times in a year because they have Hindu, Islam, Chinese and Western New Year's Days. Joy to be them!

"Loon mah Jing sun --- sum serng si seng!!!"

*open palm on fist*

:usuck:

So what does "Kung Hei Fat Choi" mean?? I just got that in H.N.Y. SMS from China.... (Don't flame me if it's wrong/misspelt/offensive - my boss is Italian, in China at the moment, and only ¼ way through his Mandarin course.....)

It means Happy New Year!!

The only reason i know this is because i work in Springvale.. and alot of our customers were shut today... one of our customers said it to us.. My boss was saying it all day... LOL

And Vietnemese celebrate the Chinese new year too...

:)

u ever go salt?:( coz if u do then i seen u driving

ye i speak both...i am cantonese ma:D

where u from?:)

not much red pocket lol i dont have relatives here...but i work 7days enuf to feed my car and me:D

i used to go to salt (when it was open haha) but not that often. Im from singapore!

sorry to go of topic but im new to sau is there many other girls here?

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