Han Patriot
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I said mostly Vietnamnese uses Quan not all Vietnamnese uses Quan.Say what? Is that a 'fact' you pulled out of your 肛门 ? The most common Vietnamese last name is Nguyen which akin to Smith or Jones in the US.
You are busted, Han Patsy. You ain't Chinese.
This is pathetic. The woman in this crime is %90 having some kind of mental health issue and we should leave it as that. Instead, you guys had to turn this into a racial issue, making up 'facts' as you go along.
First of all, don't pretend you know anything about Vietnamese. Quan is NOT a surname, Quan is a common given name like Rehorror said, as in Quan Tri and it usually used in male name. Vietnamese like Chinese, you don't normally use given name as a surname and vice versa. Saying so mean you know shit about both Chinese name and Vietnamese name.
Tweedledum-dum don't even know there are no such words as "Quan" in Vietnamese, it's Toàn and that's you don't even need to ask my departed mother to know, any two bit dumbass with a pair of hand can look it up on the internet, are you saying you are less than a two bit dumbass who can't look it up on the internet??
Quan - Wikipedia
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Also, you don't need to know oil to know 30% inflation is cheap, that's a solely economic question (Whether what something worth is expensive or cheap), and as I demonstrated on the other thread, you also know jack shit about economic, I am still waiting on your explanation on how oil can inflated 30%, because if you cannot answer that question, and you cannot, then there are no way you can determine whether or not that is cheap or expensive or not.
Lol Mr "oil is in my blood because I build mobile oil storage platform FTW" lol
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Quản Surname Meaning
Quản is a last name commonly found in Vietnam among its Chinese community. It is the transliteration of a Chinese surname meaning: to take care (of), to control, to manage, to be in charge of, to look after, to run, to care about, tube, pipe, woodwind.So it's true your mom was a boat refugee. Cantonese don't spell or pronounce it as Quan, only Vietnamnese use this spelling. Cantonese uses Kwan or Kuan while Mandarin uses Guan. If you are Chinese you will know it. Unless of course you are a boat refugee FROM Vietnam. Lolol