Would you like to know about my VietNam& my language?

Xin chào What do people eat for breakfast in Vietnam?

Welcome to the forum, soitw.

Amigo, I have written something on Vietnamese breakfast in the topic "Traditional Asian Dishes" a while ago. You may want to take a look if you are interested.

Which portion of Vietnam are you living in? Besides agriculture, what vocations are popular in Vietnam?

Bok choy. Sorry its the only vietnamese words I know.

Xin chào, soitw, & welcome to A2K!
It's a pleasure to meet you!

it's sth like the chinese Pinyin...

Re: Would you like to know about my VietNam& my language


Hello-I just started a thread on help with Vietnamese slang-can you please help me out?

First, I want to say "thank you" (in Vietnamese, we say "cảm ơn") to all of you to welcome me . Secondly, I want to say "sorry" (it's "xin lỗi" in my mother tongue) because I made you to wait that long for the answer :-s.

To Amigo: Although cello wrote something about Vietnamese breakfast, I want to say a few more in my opinion. We have a lot of things for breakfast such as Cơm tấm (Boiled Rice- broken rice), Phở, Hủ tiếu, Mì,... (they are different kinds but when translate into English, they are general called "noddles") and many things more.
To edgarblythe: I live in Ho chi Minh city, in the south of Vietnam- the largest city in Vietnam although it's not the capital. The capital is Ha Noi- in the north.
Vietnam is on the way to become an industrial country.
To dadpad: I'm sorry that I don't know that word, that's not a Vietnamese word.
To raymond chan: Vietnamese alphabet is also Latin, it was invented by a French man (maybe this strange you).

Hello soitw! My good friend and colleague is going to Ho Chi Minh City next Monday. She's so excited. She lives in Phnom Penh now, where we have some projects.

I visited Cambodia, but not Vietnam (yet!). I love Vietnamese coffee, and the ginger tofu pudding that is sold on street corners in Phnom Penh by Vietnamese guys in the morning. Only they can make it so well. Next time I will go to Cambodia I will make sure to visit your country as well. Hopefully soon.

Xin chào... and welcome to A2k!

To dagmaraka: I hope your friend will enjoy her trip to my city, we always welcome all of you.
Ginger tofu pudding is also one of my favorites. I hope to meet you in my city in the near future, so I can show you many more about Vietnamese food.

Xin chào OCCOM BILL, thanks for your welcome.

This is a picture of bok choy.

http://www.wegmans.com/kitchen/ingredients/produce/vegetables/images/bok_choy.jpg

I think it is a Chinese vegetable used in Chinese food only.

Re: Would you like to know about my VietNam& my language


Hello siotw-how are you?

Did you get the PM I sent you?

Do you have an e-mail address I can send my questions to? Please let me know.

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Hello soitw-how are you? Are you there?

in Viet Nam, we have the art of writing, just like Chinese, but furthermore with the Latin alphabet
log on here if you want to translate some common language to Vietnamese http://vdict.com/
Have fun

I read That the government in Vietnam keeps putting up school fees. in many western countries education is considered a right and is provided free.

The Vietnames people have suffered much at the hands of the Chinese, French, Japanese, and of course during the American war and still the people of vietnam suffer from the after affects of agent orange. I hope the people of Vietnam can recoup some of the losses through tourism.

Westerners would do well to remember Vietnam as a beautiful country not a war.

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Hi soitw-how are you?

Can you please help me out with English to Vietnamese translations?