Why Did He Move To Vietnam? 🇻🇳 

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I wish you are safe . Vietnam communist party is made in China . Do not listen to the communist party says , but look deeply at what the communist party does. The China communist party is the red evil . The Legacy of Mao Zedong is Mass Murder , Mao killed , tortured and buried alive 65 millions of Chinese in 1954 called THE GREAT LEAP FORWARD to rob lands gold and to destroy the talent people who did not obey Mao. According to the authoritative “Black Book of Communism,” an estimated 65 million Chinese died as a result of Mao’s repeated, merciless attempts to create a new “socialist” China. Anyone who got in his way was done away with -- by execution, imprisonment or forced famine. In the same year 1954 , Ho chi Minh with the help of China killed 200 thousand people in the North of Vietnam called THE LAND REFORM. One millions of Vietnam from the North of Vietnam migrated to the south Of Vietnam with the help of France and the USA in 1954 ( when China created and took over the communism int the North of Vietnam)..Once again the BOAT PEOPLE ( 1 MILLIONS ESCAPED Vietnam when China and Vietnam communist party took over the South of Vietnam 1975 , THE FALL OF SAIGON ) .

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Borders are still closed but people are able to enter on specific visa; it's totally possible. There are agencies helping for that.

Hi guys

See you when you get back!

pls come back to Vietnam, safest place in the world. no terroist, no shootings.

They actually can play John. 😂

Glad you enjoyed our colab. Yes, next time we should get Christina to join!

That’s awesome to hear!

@Bhekinkosi Mpofu where are from originally? And how'd did you get into Vietnam during this time?

Hey. J espère te rencontrer ici bientôt 😉

@@RalphClescaVlogs J'espère aussi , on pourra discuter en Français avec "Antoine" ^^

@@HaiNguyen-ep2dr ahh 😂 Haha bien sure 😊

Wait...how did Kyle die?

I haven’t met him but would be open to it!

@@kippsguitar6539 nope

Then you'd love Vietnam Meets Dustin. He's out in the countryside doing his own thing, which is mostly fishing, hunting, etc. But he lives amongst the natives there and mentioned he wanted to get a baby water buffalo. LOL

@@hangeroo2439 That sounds awesome lol. I watch a gal..native to Vietnam who has one. She goes out and gets the grass for it. She actually does so much...plants the rice..harvests it...coffee...has some or orchards on and on. She is a single Mom with just her mother and son there. She keeps me amazed all the time. She has started another channel and goes out to nature and shows how you can survive. I thought I worked hard all my live...not even close to what she does I dont think lol. ❤❤❤❤

@@arlenearnold679 Wow, that's hardcore, indeed! Totally respect someone like that as I have a hard time just rolling out of bed each day and I think my life is hard. LOL

@@hangeroo2439 lolol

Best way is to jump in and submerge yourself. Check out other western youtubers like Chris Lewis (amazing linguistic skills for only been there 3 years!), Max McFarlin (started learning recently and is doing well), Vietnam Meets Dustin (his grasp of Vietnamese tonality is AMAZING! but his vocab is limited to fishing since he does a lot of that), Phuc Map (great vocab and but had really robotic way of speaking, but has greatly improved the past few months), etc.

@@hangeroo2439 Thank you! I will check them out. I know that Vietnamese grammar is fairly simple, but the pronunciation is difficult. The only question is, what would I do there jobwise? May I ask, are you Australian?

@@healthnut6961 I'm not sure job-wise what you'd do. I guess you can be a youtuber like the other guys or be a teacher? I know teachers make about $2k a month and a nice living with food is about $500, so you get to pocket the remaining 75% of your salary. Maybe see what others are doing by asking various youtubers? I'm actually American.

​@@hangeroo2439 I heard salaries are 1500k

If you're interested in taking a course ours has lifetime access (doesn't expire) and we give all our trainees personal support.

@@ninja.teacher I would still be interested but my finances are not now what they were 9 months ago. What are my options?

Certificates have been rendered obsolete by the new employment requirements (i.e. a degree in a relevant discipline and at least 3 years of experience).

What options are there to teach English privately in Vietnam, setting up your own tutoring business? Are there any restrictions or requirements for that?

@@psicorps3683 I have no idea about the requirements to start a business in Vietnam, or even how to go about it. Maybe you can find some info about it on the Duong Global Business Consulting Group's youtube channel.

Kyle passed away in March and it’s been a very difficult time for those that knew him. I’m sorry to give you the bad news for your son.

@@ninja.teacher : So it’s dangerous to ride a bike in DN.

@@lightning6718 It's dangerous to ride a bike in the US...and there's a lot less bikers here.

@@ninja.teacher Did not know that. He was so young and had so much more life to live. Just curious how this has affected the expat community and their thoughts on riding bikes in Vietnam?

@J D Very few people make $300k a year. If it was that easy, the poverty line wouldn't be $26,500 in the US...which is WAY less than $300k a year. Yes, there are opportunities if one chooses to take them, but apparently there are opportunities in Vietnam or something westerners want if they are moving there. Sonny from "Best Ever Food Review Show" is likely raking in millions now. Max McFarlin is getting them views - way better than Sonny when he had the same sub number. Vietnam Meets Dustin was killing it last year, but he wasn't as into making youtube videos for a while and didn't keep up so youtube algorithm went down for him this year. But let's get back to what those teaching make. I hear they make about $2k a month and that their average cost of living (a nice living, not a hovel and bad food), is about $500. That means they are pocketing 75% of their take home. You can bet many Americans are not doing that, even those making way over poverty of $100-150k a year.

Dang it's Da Nung. Like nungnoi?

@@fishlocker. I didn't get that. When it's mispronounced, I can't understand. Pronunciation is everything. What does nungnoi mean to you? I can't find a word or two that might be written like that. When we text in Vietnamese and don't have the accents, we just write as it is without any accents or mods. For example, "Toi ten la Jack." It's properly accented: Tôi tên là jack. The word for "person" is "nguoi" (người). To "sit" = ngồi. The word for sunny is "nắng", which has an inflection up. That is not the same as the city Đà Nẵng, which has a squiggly or I call "dance" or kind of a rift. They sound different than each other. People from the southern part of Vietnam don't want to bother to pronounce all the accents properly. The northern are more true to the way it's spelled. It's all spelled the same way but the pronunciation can be slightly different in the different regions.