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											|  Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 1:31 am    Post subject: Re: The Year of the Monkey rocks! |    |   
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													Congrats, ichiban! Welcome to the forum as well! 	  | ichiban_noodles wrote: |  	  | We're expecting our first child (a boy) next month. Needless to say, we're very excited to welcome the little monkey into our lives. It's going to be a great year!  | 
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													 	  | juliana_phang wrote: |  	  | reunion dinner was GReAT!!! but i hate the cleaning parT!
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											|  Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 9:10 pm    Post subject: |    |   
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													Really? I just thought all older people was suppose to give out the "red packets" (lay-cee). BTW, what is angpau? I know I should know it, being chinese and all... 	  | sammimatsu wrote: |  	  | Happy Chinese Year!!!who is married here??should give me angpau ehehhe j/k  | 
   
 That is the Cantonese pronunciation of it. In the beginning of the thread there is a mandarin pronuciation of it as well. 	  | loriemay wrote: |  	  | how do we spell happy new year in chinese? i wonder coz here it's kung hei fat choy....   | 
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													 	  | niko2x wrote: |  	  | Really? I just thought all older people was suppose to give out the "red packets" (lay-cee). BTW, what is angpau? I know I should know it, being chinese and all... | 
 
 how i wish too.~~..hehe..then i'll have more angpau-s[red packets]
 
   between what's lay ceE?
 i thought red packet is known as angpau in chinese..
 or maybe lay cee is another chinese dialect for angpau?
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											|  Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 9:29 pm    Post subject: |    |   
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													Lay-cee is the cantonese pronunciation of the red-packets (you know, thing with the money inside). Example below, do a scroll down and you will find the def of what we're talking about (what lang is angpau anyways? Maybe mandarin?) 	  | juliana_phang wrote: |  	  | how i wish too.~~..hehe..then i'll have more angpau-s[red packets] 
   between what's lay ceE?
 i thought red packet is known as angpau in chinese..
 or maybe lay cee is another chinese dialect for angpau?
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 http://www.c-c-c.org/chineseculture/festival/newyear/newyear.html#Sweeping
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Heh, when I was a little kid decades ago, lay-see was my sole source of income...
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													 	  | loriemay wrote: |  	  | hi there, i was born in may 6, 1982, so what's my sign?
   
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   well i'm having steam boat too.....
 now i had sore throat....haizz...
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													 	  | zbl wrote: |  	  | happy new year to ALL... i am in the office...
 AMERICAN company...does not appreciate chinese new year...
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													You're right. I'm CHN and I don't even want to work for a chinese boss. I think I'd always feel I was underperforming. Now with regular americans, they can always know when to use a "coffee/cigarette break". 	  | zbl wrote: |  	  | nothing against chinese, but i think having a chinese boss can be very stressful... | 
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