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Hi, I'm looking for a kind, friendly and patient mentor who is native english speaker. As a matter of fact, my english is not good and I'm dying to improve it, particularly my speaking skill. Any help from you will be greatly appreciated! Of course, to return the favour, I will help you to learn Vietnames language if you wish. I can also be your tour guide as you visit Vietnam .I'll drive you around HCMC. and take you to many interesting places here for sighseeing, shopping or trying delicious traditional vietnamese foods. It sure makes you have a wonderful experience in Vietnam. I'm Ngoc. Look forward to hearing from you all soon!
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    Need someone talk in english with? Hi, I'm from vietnam and I need a friend in Vietnam to practise english with. Is there anyone who would like to be my partner?
    December 15, 2015
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    Jump into or Jump onto? Which one is correct : she jumps into the bed or she jumps onto the bed? Thanks a lot for your help !
    May 19, 2015
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    What do you do in general? what does "what do you do in general" mean? Plz help :( Is it the same meaning as "what do you do for a living" or "what do you do as you are free"? Thanks a lot for your help ^^
    May 1, 2015
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    It's the same. Tôi tên = I am, tên tôi = my name
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    April 27, 2015
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    Xin chúc mừng anh chị ???? (Congratulations). Here are weeding songs. Hope it will help: đám cưới trên đường quê, thương nhau lý tơ hồng, bằng lòng đi em, ra giêng anh cưới em.
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    April 27, 2015
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    That's right
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    April 12, 2015
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    Let me clarify it a bit more : when you say " Tôi độc thân ", people might think : 1. "you haven't get married until now", 2. "you got married and now you divorced", 3 "you are widowed". So to make it more clear for people to understand what you mean, you say "Tôi còn độc thân"/ "Tôi vẫn còn độc thân" for "I'm still single" "còn/vẫn còn = still"
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    April 10, 2015
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  • Commented
    How about me? I'm not a native english speaker, but I can speak english well and I'm very interested in Chinese.
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    March 30, 2015
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    in fact, it's totally correct whether it have "của" or not.
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    March 30, 2015
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    It's okey to use "cám ơn" that way, it's not wrong. However, that's not the way vietnamese people normally answer in this situation. We just say "tôi khỏe"
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    March 25, 2015
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