恭禧發財 - Happy New Year!

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Gong Xi Fa Cai
Gong Hey Fat Choy
Chuc Mung Nam Moi

[Jennie]

Ditto to what u said

[Teh]

Gong Xi Fa Cai

[roclement]

Happy New Year!

Rodrigo

[mlov1022]

Happy New Year. Party at your house Van?

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Happy New Year. Party at your house Van?

Yeah.. long as you know the tradition...

In case you don't have any red envelopes around, you can buy some online before heading over.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...D64DJRT3CPVQBK

Van

[MSD]

Moo Goo Gai Pan to all, and to all a good night!!

Seriously, Happy New Year to all of our Asian friends....
And their families.

[phat nguyen]

Hello to all.

May 2011 brings you more HOPE, HEALTH and HAPPINESS.

Chu'c cac' Anh Em VN : Van. su. nhu Y' , toan` gia an phu'c.

Perry Nguyen

[DiscusKev]

Happy chinese new year

[hedut]

Gong Xi Fa Cai

[yim11]

恭喜发财

[LizStreithorst]

Happy New Year everyone! Although I am a Tiger (imagine that?) and had my year last year, I am ready for some peace, good will, and prosperousness. This will be a good one for us. I think I'll go make a stirfry.

[mikel]

Happy new year of the bunny rabbit to everyone!))))..and just so everyone know, the word for "fish" in Chinese mandarin sounds exactly, even in tone, to the noun for "excess". So keeping fish is consider to be extremely lucky, in the Chinese world view, because you will have more than you will ever need, and more, and more is always good. This is why so many Chinese people love keeping fish as pets, everything from discus, to goldfish/kois, bettas, flowerhorns and arowanas.

A whole steamed or fried fish, from head to tail, is also a must for any feast, be it New Year's eve or birthday because of the same idea that a "fish/excess" represents excessive wealth/luck/prosperity, excessive years in health and longevity etc mike

[seanyuki]

Kung Hei Fat Choy to everyone here.......

[Second Hand Pat]

Happy Chinese New Year and please forgive my english.