What does the word click mean when used in Vietnam. Such as (it's 6 clicks north of here.)?
341046
1000 meters.  Conveniently, the same as 1 square on the tactical map of a unit's area of operations
1065020
Its spelt 'klick' and it is a common military term meaning kilometre (or sometimes kilometres per hour). Its use became popular among soldiers in Vietnam during the 1960s, although veterans of the war recall its usage as early as the 1950s. Its origin is sometimes linked with the Australian Army in Korea.
331721
It means "local stuff".\nChomer is material.\nMecumai means local.\nSo it's anything made locally.
654970
personally i think it is korean.  but that person couldnt type in korean cause not a lot of AIM users put their language to korean.\n\nI THINK the last sentence does not mean shove it up your ass.  I THINK it means "i want to die."  but this is only my opinion.\n\ni am sorry\nbecause i like you\nplease be happy
36913
What's the Vietnamese SSEAYP? Please describe your question more.
462857
Duh the Click Five!!!
528561
well it could mean  urinary colic .. i think u shud give more information about where it was used to get appropriate answer
513840
Depends on which language you're speaking in.\n\nIn English: Vietnam\nIn Vietnamese: Việt Nam (notice the tone marks)\n\nSome people think spelling it "Viet Nam" in English as more "authentic", but without the tone marks it is just as inaccurate as "Vietnam".  \n\nPeople who write it as two words are the same annoying types who pronounce croissant as "kwuh-saunt".
872561
These point snipers are all incorrect. It means "of", like can't or O'Brian, it indicates one letter has been d'leted. It comes from the old english or maybe old Irish (so much for some bets) and has become an idiosyncrasy. I would have answered sooner but I had a hard time with Spell Check. Top o' the morning to you.
731677
The military uses a "phonetic alphabet" when using radios to be certain letters that sound similiar don't get confused.  for example 'V' and 'C' could be mistaken for each other on a radio with some static.\n\nA - Alpha\nB- Bravo and so on.\n\nC is Charlie\nV is Victor\n\nThe para-military force that conducted infiltration and sabotage in South Vietnam after 1954 was known as the Viet Cong.  Abbreviated, VC, phonetically spelled, Victor Charlie.\n\nCharlie for short.
50335
Good question, my wife used to use that phrase. She couldn't remember where or when she picked it up.  Some phrases are regional, as well.  Like the term "Uff Da" used primarily in Minnesota & Wisconsin, is a Norwegian equivalent of "good grief".  "Uff" like "oops" and "Da" meaning "then" - "uff" (oops), "da" (then).
330822
Try here:\n\nhttp://www.vietquoc.com/news2002/na020202.htm
763323
it's actually "smack" in english. the "sound" produced by kissing (not the torrid one though!). a kiss on the cheek perhaps. i know for sure cause i'm a filipino. and it's used often in SMS.
197812
try this website.  it will also do vietnamese to english.
890322
I heard it too. The Vietnamese must have taken that as an insult. \nBush avoided going to Vietnam when that war was going on, he has no idea of any lessons learned from Vietnam. How could he, he wasn't there. \nBush wanted instant success, that's why he pushed to invade Iraq on false pretenses. He also knows that his days are numbered once the war in Iraq ends, and war crimes investigations begin.
15876
I think it means "come", If the word which you have posted is pronounced like shanghai wit the 'I' cut off.
26887
the click five all the way