What's the first one? I think you'll have to sing it for me to make me remember. They sing mostly Chinese pop songs, actually. But I've heard some people sing nationalistic songs in KTV bars too although I haven't heard "Yi bai huang tu, wu qian nian..." (the first line of the second song that you mentioned. If we're talking about the same song.) As you've probably noticed, both of our pinyins suck. I wish they just use "guo yin." Sigh.
hahaha! instik ka na nga!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha! I know!
ReplyDeletehmn. do they make them sing chiu kana tang wei wo and wo shr chong quo ren too?
ReplyDeleteWhat's the first one? I think you'll have to sing it for me to make me remember. They sing mostly Chinese pop songs, actually. But I've heard some people sing nationalistic songs in KTV bars too although I haven't heard "Yi bai huang tu, wu qian nian..." (the first line of the second song that you mentioned. If we're talking about the same song.) As you've probably noticed, both of our pinyins suck. I wish they just use "guo yin." Sigh.
ReplyDeleteCute, happy kids!
ReplyDeleteUnderstatement, Olive. :p
ReplyDeletewhy don't you teach 'em kids this song. it goes like this...
ReplyDelete..TONG KANTANGTO PARA KE CHONG KE CHANG...
jons, nahawa ka na sa kanila... "nag-s-sign of peace" ka na rin sa pix! hahahaha pansin mu? hilig silang mag-ganyan pagpicture..
ReplyDeleteDito, ginagaya ko lang sila kasi naaaliw ako. Pero ngayon, napapa-peace sign na talaga ko.
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