Vietnam

[kitkat2]

Their luggage like sometimes high pitch, sometimes low pitch ...
mot, hai, ba, nam, bay, tam ...

123578? your vn atm pin?

anyway, exchange rate is now 16300. tempting!

 

[finale1]

Leg and eyes exercise. Hehe

What kind of exercise? eyes exercise?

 

[dede1217]

123578? your vn atm pin?

anyway, exchange rate is now 16300. tempting!

Yup, long time since have this rate haha ...

 

[dede1217]

Leg and eyes exercise. Hehe

Full exercise haha ... leg hand eyes mind

 

[rrr2015]

but i read that many youngsters been ditching Vietnamese in favour of english already

so i wonder if it's worth to pick up Vietnamese ...

Xin Lol , Anh khong tieng viet...

Seriously i never learn here on xiaozen pro in viet language

 

[rrr2015]

may i know when are low season for Hoi An??
just trying to avoid peak tourists season

 

[cannotliao]

may i know when are low season for Hoi An??
just trying to avoid peak tourists season

October til February
rainy season

 

[grapewall]

but i read that many youngsters been ditching Vietnamese in favour of english already

so i wonder if it's worth to pick up Vietnamese ...

The youngsters are already proficient in tieng viet. As long as they lived in vietnam, they will never give up using tv. Hence, i don't really understand what you mean by ditching vietnamese.

Learning English is simply to be able to compete. Vietnam is slowly opening up, and it make sense for the younger generation to learn English to have a better future. In fact, there are equal or more young vietnamese learning korean, japanese and french. There's a lot of youngsters obsessed with korean culture.

 

[rrr2015]

rain is ok but not flooding
thanks ... guess need way to avoid flood during low season

October til February
rainy season

 

[rrr2015]

knowing is one thing and being proficient is another
"ditching" i mean place more focus on other language like english.

i just happen to come across an article about young Vietnamese dislike their own language. can't remember the details but like what you said, without english they will not have a good future.

also when i ask my friend (with vietnamese wife) about learning vietnamese, we ask me why. he told me his kids spoke mostly english with their relatives in vietnam

anyway just my casual observation, i'm probably wrong

The youngsters are already proficient in tieng viet. As long as they lived in vietnam, they will never give up using tv. Hence, i don't really understand what you mean by ditching vietnamese.

Learning English is simply to be able to compete. Vietnam is slowly opening up, and it make sense for the younger generation to learn English to have a better future. In fact, there are equal or more young vietnamese learning korean, japanese and french. There's a lot of youngsters obsessed with korean culture.

 

[rrr2015]

Cá Kho Tộ (claypot catfish), one of my fav food in HCMC

 

[rayban]

knowing is one thing and being proficient is another
"ditching" i mean place more focus on other language like english.

i just happen to come across an article about young Vietnamese dislike their own language. can't remember the details but like what you said, without english they will not have a good future.

also when i ask my friend (with vietnamese wife) about learning vietnamese, we ask me why. he told me his kids spoke mostly english with their relatives in vietnam

anyway just my casual observation, i'm probably wrong

That why all find ang mo bf lor

 

[Desmond_]

Cá Kho Tộ (claypot catfish), one of my fav food in HCMC

me too.. yummy....

 

[Andrew833]

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/201606520791021319/


This is my favourite

 

[rayban]

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/201606520791021319/


This is my favourite

hept B gao gao

 

[Andrew833]

hept B gao gao

Not often is ok

 

[digisales]

Hi all. Where is sinh cafe located? How go I identify them? Is uber or grab a better app in hcmc?

 

[dede1217]

Hi all. Where is sinh cafe located? How go I identify them? Is uber or grab a better app in hcmc?

You google dragon palace 3 hotel ... that hotel is beside sin cafe 2 blocks away

 

[darkdevil]

will be heading to HCM in august with group of 8. not my first time to HCM but it's the first time with so many people.

so i'm wondering if it will be btr to have a big service apartment or just 4 separate hotel rooms

 

[Desmond_]

will be heading to HCM in august with group of 8. not my first time to HCM but it's the first time with so many people.

so i'm wondering if it will be btr to have a big service apartment or just 4 separate hotel rooms

Somerset service apartment got 3 bed room one i think...