Hi! I saw a foreigner ...

Hardly a 'small' country with around 90-million people and diaspora that covers much of the world.

Greece is a 'small' country, and look what an influence it has had in many spheres of life - culture, language, geographical, geopolitical and cuisine!

Jaitch: In Vietnam, we often call our beloved people a small love. For example, however old you are, you'r always a small child of your parents Does it make sense?

nhung.scorpio90 wrote:

Jaitch: In Vietnam, we often call our beloved people a small love. For example, however old you are, you're always a small child of your parents Does it make sense?

I don't think anyone, except a blind person, would call me 'small'!

Jaitch wrote:

nhung.scorpio90 wrote:

Jaitch: In Vietnam, we often call our beloved people a small love. For example, however old you are, you're always a small child of your parents Does it make sense?

I don't think anyone, except a blind person, would call me 'small'!

I don't think so, haha, people often call their darlings "my stunded, small elephant" ) Oops oops, can't help laughing )

@ Jaitch & nhung.scorpio90: I love the ways how both of you  explain the word "small". One states small in size but not small in influence of culture, population, etc.. So I can understand "big". And the other explains small means "beloved". That's very cool! Thank you!