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2 thoughts on “holoholo”
In Vietnamese: Di vong vong (go around); or Di choi (go out for fun)
In Thai: pai th’iao (go out for fun)
Love this expression!!! In ANY language” 🙂
Could the pronunciation read and sound as hoe low hoe low? “Ho” as pronounced like hoe meaning a gardening tool or method of turning the soil? And “lo” pronounced as in low being the opposite of high? I’m going to hoe (ho) the low (lo) land to sow some hay seed. Hoe low hoe low…to just drive around, do and see nice things in a loosely planned manner?
In Vietnamese: Di vong vong (go around); or Di choi (go out for fun)
In Thai: pai th’iao (go out for fun)
Love this expression!!! In ANY language” 🙂
Could the pronunciation read and sound as hoe low hoe low? “Ho” as pronounced like hoe meaning a gardening tool or method of turning the soil? And “lo” pronounced as in low being the opposite of high? I’m going to hoe (ho) the low (lo) land to sow some hay seed. Hoe low hoe low…to just drive around, do and see nice things in a loosely planned manner?