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By *esafinadOHolyNight OP   Man
over a year ago

Belfast

One of the things I've loved in the last couple of years travelling to Vietnam is local people learning to speak English.

This morning I sat in a park for an hour, across the street from where I would catch the bus that I'm now on, onwards to Mui Ne. During that time I was approached by 5 different people including a 12 year old HCMC resident, and 4 others of different age ranges from towns close by. They all wanted to practice their English speaking and the 6 of us sat together talking about our lives and our interests, before wishing each other chuc mung nam moi(happy new year) and going our separate ways.

These type of interactions are why I absolutely love the people here. I know that they had their motives for stopping to talk, but throughout Vietnam I've received nothing but smiles and well wishes from everyone I've met. Never once have I had a negative experience and it always makes me happiest when I'm here

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By *hrimper36Couple
over a year ago

Central France dept 36

I teach online and Vietnam is one of my favorite countries to speak to out of the 86 different countries I spoke to last year.

I have a regular 3 year old monster I talk with and yesterday his mum who is also a teacher shouted out “I love you” which made Eve laugh out loud.

Good people in my humble opinion but then the world is full of good people.

Enjoy the bus ride.

T

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By *ylonlover87Man
over a year ago

Kent

Best race of people I've meet in Asia. I have a lot of vietnamese friends in the UK

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By *tanXXXMan
over a year ago

North east

I spent time in laos and everyone is just so nice and humble

Love to go back

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

This made me smile and think of my time in Indonesia with similar reveration ..

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By *adgerMan
over a year ago

york

In shanghai in the early 90s and a mother with a young son approached and asked if he could practice his English. He was about 8 and his opening phrase was “what are your first impression of Shanghai?” My jaw fell! He had been learning English from the bbc world service!

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By *obilebottomMan
over a year ago

All over

Amazing and so lovely to hear

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By *esafinadOHolyNight OP   Man
over a year ago

Belfast

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By *eroLondonMan
over a year ago

Mayfair

This was an absolute joy to read, OP. Thank you.

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