“Red car, black car, stay away from the dump truck” is a common saying among Vietnamese truck drivers, passed down through generations to new drivers. But what does “bi bo em tap lai o to” mean in Vietnamese driving culture, and does it really bring good luck? Let’s explore with Xe Tai Ha Noi!
Truck driving on the road
“Bi bo” is a playful way of saying “bi bom,” an onomatopoeia for the sound of water. In Vietnamese folklore, water symbolizes luck and prosperity. Therefore, “bi bo” is often used to express good wishes, especially during important events like exams, business ventures, and, of course, learning to drive.
Saying “bi bo em tap lai o to” to someone learning to drive is a way of wishing them good luck, a smooth journey through their driving test, and success in becoming a skilled driver. It reflects care, encouragement, and hope for the learner’s success.
While “bi bo” carries a positive connotation, safe and confident driving relies on more than just luck. Mr. Nguyen Van A, a driving instructor at Sao Do Driving School in Hanoi, shares, “Driving skills are the decisive factor for safety on the road. Hone your skills, obey traffic laws, and always stay alert while driving.”
Driving instructor teaching a student
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Conclusion:
“Bi bo em tap lai o to” is a meaningful well-wish reflecting the beauty of Vietnamese culture. Remember, alongside luck, safe driving skills are the key to a confident journey. Xe Tai Ha Noi wishes you safe and successful driving!
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