What does anh xin loi mean? - - its vietnamese?

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Anh means an older person speaking to a younger person. Vietnamese uses different words to denote the social position (age) of the person. Be=infant, Cong=child, Em=younger than, Anh=older than, Ba=respected or revered person, Ong=old and revered person.

Of course, context plays a large role in Vietnamese.

Anh xin loi usually means a man is saying "I am sorry." I know this phrase well. I'm married to a Viet woman so I usually add Ba Xa to the end of it. lol

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Loi Meaning

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What does anh xin loi mean? - - its vietnamese?

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Answer 4

"anh xin loi "= " im sorry " ( boy say to girl)

-anh = I (boy use)

-xin loi = sorry/ apologize

Source(s): mother tounge

Answer 5

U.S. troops used the term xin loi ("sin loi") as a flippant, disrespectful retort. As in "Sin Loi, my boy" . . . bang, bang, bang. VIet Nam has no profane words as in U.S. English. Thus, 'Sin Loi" to U.S. troops truly meant "Tough Sh*t" or "Fu*k you, as*hole". It was not the nicest thing to say.

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Im think it means Im sorry.And I think anh means I,but guys use that.Im not 100% sure,but Im pretty sure......:]

Answer 7

As far as I know,as a vet,it meant ,sorry about that.

Answer 8

I am sorry (male to female)

Answer 9

it means I'm sorry.