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Vietnamese conversation | The weather is hot and sunny This video will teach you how to talk about the weather in Vietnamese. You can also contact me at: Email: [email protected] page: www.fa...

This video will teach you how to say your hobbies and what do you usually do in your free time in Vietnamese.
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Vietnamese conversation | Hobbies This video will teach you how to say your hobbies and what do you usually do in your free time in Vietnamese. This would be useful if you're staying in Vietn...

TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE WOMEN'S COSTUMES

Through the ups and downs of history and the interaction among cultures in the process of integration, the Vietnamese women’s clothes also witness many changes to suit the development of the modern world.

However, we can not forget the costumes that have always symbolized the beauty of the Vietnamese women since the old days.

Today, I’ll introduce to you two types of them: AO TU THAN and AO DAI

✔️ AO TU THAN or four-part dress was worn widely by women centuries before the Ao Dai. The four-piece tunic is made up of two pieces of cloth on the back and two pieces separated and tied together at the front. These are dropped in front of the belly to create soft and flexible feeling while moving. A silk sash which is tied at the waist as a belt. AO TU THAN usually goes with a pair of wooden clogs, a shaped scarf and a Non Quai Thao (a flat palm hat). AO TU THAN was often made with plain fabric in dark colors in the past but now when it is worn at special occasions such as festivals or weddings, it is more colorful.

✔️ AO DAI is a really popular Vietnamese traditional garment, now most commonly worn by women but can also be worn by men. In its current form, it is a tight-fitting silk tunic worn over trousers. It is split all the way from the waist down, contouring the pants. Due to its thin fabric, AO DAI we see today is tight-fitting, which accentuates and flatters the women’s curves. Unlike other traditional costumes, it remains its popularity in the modern life and is women favorite dress in special events like Tet, weddings, graduation,... Nowadays there are also many other new versions of Ao Dai with shorter tunics over a skirt or leggings

Overall, these clothes which are popular or not still play an important role in the revolution of Vietnamese women's costumes!

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Vietnamese conversation | Ordering food in the restaurant This video equips you with basic Vietnamese grammar and new words so that you can order food in the restaurant more confidently.

A FOOD TOUR ON TA HIEN STREET IN THIS WORLD CUP SEASON!!

Located in the heart of Hanoi Old Quarter, Ta Hien Street, was named the “international crossroads, intersects with Hang Bac Street and Hang Buom Street. This street has been in the list of “must-go places in Hanoi” of both domestic and foreign visitors.

During WORLD CUP, the busy life style, esp. at night, makes this street even more crowded and bustle.

Besides sipping the specialty “Cool Beer” ( at very reasonable price), people should not miss amazing street food here.

1, Combo nem chua ran ( fried fermented pork sausage) and fries
You can find this in any corner of the street at a affordable price ( 50.000VND/ a dish of nem chua ran and 30.000VND/ dish of fries)

2. Chicken feet marinated with lemon grass and chilli
Despite its appearance ( maybe not so appetizing to some people), it’s flavorful with sweet, sour and a little bit of spicy taste. It’s popular among Vietnamese as a snack and I recommend you try this at least once.
Price of on dish is 40.000VND and you can easily find this on Ta Hien Street.

3. Nem phung (18 Ta Hien)
Pork meat and pork skin is mixed with powdered roasted rice , wrapped in green herbs, eaten with fig leaves and sauce or chilli sauce.
It is only 7.000VND to 10.000VND to have a simple dish that goes well with your cool glass of beer.

4. Grilled Quails (5B Ta Hien)
Bird meat is marinated in five hours before being grilled so that the meat is soft but still keeps it aroma. One dish here is around 50.000VND
With its delicious and cheap dishes, this street restaurant has been a favorable place for many foreigners and vietnamese people.
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Enjoy sipping cool beer and these dishes with your friends while watching a football match attentively is irrefutable in this World Cup season, isn’t it?

This video teaches basic words and grammar structures to ask for directions in Vietnamese!!
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Vietnamese conversation | Asking for directions This video teaches basic words and grammar structures to ask for directions in Vietnamese!! So if you are afraid to get lost, don't forget to check this out!

This is The Café Apartment in Saigon. It is neither a shophouse nor a mall, but is on a league of its own. What used to be an apartment building has been converted into a space that conveys just how much the Vietnamese love their coffee. Its modern design prove the development of Vietnam in the presence

Whereas in Hanoi, there are many old apartment blocks and some owners have their small coffee shops located there. Their vintage decoration ideas really "cho tôi một vé về tuổi thơ" ( which means Give me a ticket back to my Childhood)

I feel like traveling back in time with some snack, video games and music that remind me of Subsidy period in Vietnam back then...

There are such coffee shops as Cu Xa Coffee, Tracce Cafe, MaisondeMerin, Căng tin 109, Lutulata,...

If you haven't been there, I recommend you pay a visit as it'll help you in some way feel the sense of old Vietnam in those years. Esp. for those who want to learn about Vietnam culture

Understand people then understand culture right?

[ETHNIC MINORITIES IN VIETNAM]

Ethnic minorities make up 8% of total population ( ~ 9 millions) and each ethnic group has its own cultural identity, altogether creating the unity and diversity of Vietnamese culture.

There are 8 primary groups of Vietnamese residents and 54 subgroups
Ethnic minorities in Vietnam – listed by language group:

1. Vietic (Chut, Kinh, Muong, Tho)
2. Austroasiatic (Ba Na, Brau, Bru Van Kieu, Cho Ro, Co, Co Ho, Co Tu, Gie Trieng, Hre, Khang, Khmer, Kho Mu, Ma Mang, M’nong, O Du, Ro Mam, Ta Oi, Xinh Mun, Xo Dang, a Xtieng)
3. Tay – Thai (Bo Y, Giay, Lao, Lu, Nung, San Chay, Tay, Thai)
4. Tibeto – Burman (Cong, Ha Nhi, La Hu, Lo Lo, Phu La, La Si)
5. Malayo – Polynesian (Cham, Chu Ru, E De, Gia Rai, Ra Glai)
6. Kadai (Co, Lao, La Chi, Ha La and Pu Peo)
7. Mong-Dao (Dao, H’mong, Pa Then)
8. Han (Hoa, Ngai and San Diu)

ACCOMODATION
Most of Vietnam’s ethnic minorities live in remote, lightly populated mountain regions in northern, central and western Vietnam. Their living standard are quite low; they mainly live in modest dwellings (wooden houses or shelters). Almost all of them make a living by working in a paddy field, gathering wood, collecting herbs or exchange handmade items such as: colorful fabrics and clothing.

JOBS
They sell these in ethnic markets, where jewelry, decorative accessories or animals are also put up for sale here. Tourists prefer to attend these markets to enjoy bustling atmosphere here and purchase some handicrafts. Most markets start in the morning and some residents come in the early morning or even the previous day.

FESTIVALS
54 subgroups develop different traditions and own a variety of fairs and festivals. Below are some examples of their joyful unique festival which reflect the diversity of Vietnamese culture.

LONG TONG festival, belongs to Tay people, is also a gathering of the most typical cultural nuances of other ethnic groups such as Nung, Dao, San Chi …It is considered a religious activity to pray for good weather, bumper harvests, happy life. Before the main day of the festival , each family will prepare a food stray to prove the cooking skill of women.
In the main day, there will be many outdoor activities dêpnding on each region. Some of them are The activities are very specific in each region such as: lion dance, puppetry, martial arts, c**k fighting, singing and dancing….

CHOL CHNAM THMAY is the traditional New Year festival of the Khmer in the South ( in the middle of April) These jubilant days took place at temples. In Khmer, "Chol Chnam Thmay" means "Happy New Year". Activities in this festival include “sandhill” ( to prevent evil and bad things and remind people to constantly create happiness, as high as mountains), bathing Buddha statue - People flick flowers dipped in clean water on the Buddha statues ( this ceremony carries the belief that Buddha will forgive mistakes of the old year and bring peace and happiness to residents).
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Wondering how to say 'what time is it in Vietnamese?'
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Vietnamese conversation | What time is it? Do you know how to say the timing or how to ask for time? If not, then this video will help you!! You can also contact me at: Email: Vietnameasywiththuy@gmai...