[Scorpius_Lonely]

Originally Posted by trumbantia2012

keep dreaming boy

kakaka !

[Trác Đông Lai]

You and me, together, we can Rule the World.

[Daviath]

Sometimes I see ppl in foreign videos write 'xoxo', is it a emoticon like :-) :-D or a smile sound like 'hihi' in Vietnamese?

And how to write this sentence in English: Tôi thà (abc) còn hơn.

Thank in advance

[Tribal_veno]

Originally Posted by Daviath

And how to write this sentence in English: Tôi thà (abc) còn hơn.

I'd rather... than...

http://www.eslmonster.com/article/pr...d-would-rather

[Utairus]

Originally Posted by Daviath

Sometimes I see ppl in foreign videos write 'xoxo', is it a emoticon like :-) :-D or a smile sound like 'hihi' in Vietnamese?

And how to write this sentence in English: Tôi thà (abc) còn hơn.

Thank in advance

Next time, try Google, it would help you much faster than us

HUGS AND KISSES is a term for a sequence of the letters X and O, e.g. XOXO, typically used to express affection or good friendship at the end of a written letter or email.

It is debatable which letter represents which act. The most common interpretation assumes that X represents the four lips of a kiss and O the four arms of a hug. For example, the Oxford English Dictionary states that X is "used to represent a kiss, esp. in the subscription to a letter.". A less common interpretation assumes X as the crossed arms of a hug and O as the puckered lips of a kiss. Additionally, there is a more simple interpretation, based on the pronunciation of the letters X (sounds like 'kiss') and O (sounds like 'hold', as in 'I hold you').

Some celebrities sign an autograph and add "xoxo" to their signature in order to express love to a fan.

The use of XOXO goes back to the use of an X or cross, which was considered as good as a sworn oath in times before most people could write and therefore used the X in the same way a signature is used today — a mark of one's word. An X at the end of a letter or document was often kissed as a seal of honesty, in much the same way one would kiss a Bible or kiss the fingers after making the sign of the Christian cross. Thus the X came to represent a kiss in modern times.

The "X" was also the ancient Paleo Hebrew letter Tav, and was a symbol of the Seal of Hashem (God) and it represented truth, completeness, and perfection.

The origins of the O as a hug are not generally known, although it is speculated that it may represent the arms wrapped around someone being hugged.-

[hotmitlui]

Originally Posted by Scorpius_Lonely

Do u want to play Lego with me,girl ?

Yes. I want to...you

[blackbuddha]

Originally Posted by Trác Đông Lai

You and me, together, we can Rule the World.

Although you might not mean it, your sentence still reminds of "Rule the World" by Take That:

You light, the skies up above me
A star, so bright you blind me
Don't close your eyes
Don't fade away
Don't fade away

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Yeah you and me we can ride on a star
If you stay with me girl, we can rule the world
Yeah you and me we can light up the sky
If you stay by my side, we can rule the world.

Being a romantic, I used to yearn for my star in my adolescence. However, time has taught me that in reality, a star only shines for an infinitesimal period then fades and wanders for an infinite time before either colliding to another star or burning out in a planet's atmosphere. Therefore, for something intangible like love, perceiving what lies beyond one's appearance and coping with it are more important.

Oh well, my night's still young.

[hotmitlui]

I want nobody nobody but you I want nobody nobody but you I want nobody nobody but you

[blackbuddha]

Originally Posted by hotmitlui

I want nobody nobody but you I want nobody nobody but you I want nobody nobody but you

Anybody wants you?

[hotmitlui]

Originally Posted by blackbuddha

Anybody wants you?

It's you