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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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no monkey business before the wedding....

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Can someone (or your wife who speaks VNese) explain to me what "An com truoc keng" mean? My wife told me to ask you all in here. Thanks in advance.

Does your wife know?

Mar 2009: Met online

May 2009: First trip to VN to see her

Aug 2009: Proposed

Sep 2009: Proposal accepted

Oct 2009: Affidavit of Single obtained

Dec 2009: Second trip to VN for marriage

Jan 2010: Married

Feb 2010: Filed CR1

Mar 2010: Third trip to VN

Apr 2010: Approval notice from USCIS

Jul 2010: IV & AOS fees paid

Feb 2011: Fourth trip to VN... our first anniversary

Apr 2011: Interview... asking for timeline, 10 year residency, ex's address, etc.

May 2011: Submission of requested documents. Pink!

Jun 2011: Fifth trip to VN to travel with her to the States.

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Vietnam
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Shes from VN.. :whistle: she should know...

The way Thuy worded it.. some things must remain unbroken until after the wedding... its considered an old custom / tradition and much like that of many religous people around the world including many in this forum...... Some countries are said to go so far as to check to make sure this policy has not been violated before the wedding by sending the woman to the Dr for medical proof...

A college Basketball player just got suspended for doing this and missed out on the college playoffs as a result... not that it can be checked to see if a guy did it... but he admitted it..

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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Then my wife should know this saying very well.whistling.gif

:thumbs: agreed

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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Shes from VN.. :whistle: she should know...

The way Thuy worded it.. some things must remain unbroken until after the wedding... its considered an old custom / tradition and much like that of many religous people around the world including many in this forum...... Some countries are said to go so far as to check to make sure this policy has not been violated before the wedding by sending the woman to the Dr for medical proof...

A college Basketball player just got suspended for doing this and missed out on the college playoffs as a result... not that it can be checked to see if a guy did it... but he admitted it..

I'm gonna ask her when she's back from her business trip. Right now I think I have some idea what it means.

Mar 2009: Met online

May 2009: First trip to VN to see her

Aug 2009: Proposed

Sep 2009: Proposal accepted

Oct 2009: Affidavit of Single obtained

Dec 2009: Second trip to VN for marriage

Jan 2010: Married

Feb 2010: Filed CR1

Mar 2010: Third trip to VN

Apr 2010: Approval notice from USCIS

Jul 2010: IV & AOS fees paid

Feb 2011: Fourth trip to VN... our first anniversary

Apr 2011: Interview... asking for timeline, 10 year residency, ex's address, etc.

May 2011: Submission of requested documents. Pink!

Jun 2011: Fifth trip to VN to travel with her to the States.

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Beauty is in the eyes of the beer-holder!

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Just got off the phone with my fiance in VN. It means not sleeping together before marriage. It literally means "No eating before the bell" and is a fairly recent saying that came about after the the North takes over the South. The North Vietnamese soldiers used to be called to a meal by the cook hitting a piece of metal tied to a rope. "Keng" is the sound this makes.

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Just got off the phone with my fiance in VN. It means not sleeping together before marriage. It literally means "No eating before the bell" and is a fairly recent saying that came about after the the North takes over the South. The North Vietnamese soldiers used to be called to a meal by the cook hitting a piece of metal tied to a rope. "Keng" is the sound this makes.

Exactly.... :thumbs:...

"Every one of us bears within himself the possibilty of all passions, all destinies of life in all its forms. Nothing human is foreign to us" - Edward G. Robinson.

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Just got off the phone with my fiance in VN. It means not sleeping together before marriage. It literally means "No eating before the bell" and is a fairly recent saying that came about after the the North takes over the South. The North Vietnamese soldiers used to be called to a meal by the cook hitting a piece of metal tied to a rope. "Keng" is the sound this makes.

The opposite will be "Gao Nau Thanh Com"

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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Interesting. All online sources I find state that it means 'premarital sex'. I haven't found anywhere where it says 'no premarital sex'.

2009:

2009-10-26 - Met online

2010:

03-19 - VN Trip 1: Officially met ::::::::: 07-19 - I-797C, NOA1 hardcopy received

04-14 - First proposal talk ::::::::::::::: 12-01 - I-129F Touched

04-19 - She accepts proposal :::::::::::::: 12-06 - I-129F USCIS email notification of RFE1

07-05 - Families' approval :::::::::::::::: 12-08 - VN Trip 2/I-129F RFE1 Received by attorney

07-06 - I-129F submitted (G-28, G-325A) ::: 12-10 - I-129F RFE1 Reply by attorney

07-13 - I-797C, NOA1 received USCIS (VSC) : 12-26 - Bought engagement ring

2011:

01-01 - Engagement Party Hue, VN :::::::::: 03-16 - DS-230 (Part I)/DS-2001 hand delivered to consulate

01-11 - I-129F USCIS email of RFE2 :::::::: 04-01 - Duplicate of P3 Instructions dated 2011-03-16 received by P

01-16 - I-129F RFE2 Received by attorney :: 04-26 - P4 picked up at consulate

01-20 - I-129F RFE2 Reply by attorney ::::: 05-04 - Beneficiary's medical exam and vaccinations completed

02-01 - I-129F USCIS email of RFE2 :::::::: 05-18 - Interview - Blue issued (missing Police Report)

02-15 - I-129F USCIS email of NOA2 mailed : 05-25 - Pink Received

02-17 - NVC Received/Processing ::::::::::: 06-03 - Pick up Visa

02-18 - NVC fwd docs to US Consulate HCMC : 07-05 - Beneficiary arrives in Dallas, Texas

02-19 - I-797C, NOA2 hardcopy received :::: 09-14 - Filed I-485, I-131, I-765

03-03 - Consulate received and sent P3 :::: 09-28 - I-485 NOA

03-15 - P3 mailed to B but undeliverable :: 10-20 - I-485 Biometrics Appointment

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Filed: Country: Vietnam (no flag)
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Interesting. All online sources I find state that it means 'premarital sex'. I haven't found anywhere where it says 'no premarital sex'.

You are right. An com truoc keng = premarital sex, khong an com truoc keng = no premarital sex.

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