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Mọi ngày 'Một ngày của tôi' <em>(My normal day - Use this noun to show that you will tell what you do every day)</em>
Mọi Hàng ngày, tôi thức dậy vào lùc lúc chín giờ. Sau đó, tôi đi bơi ở bễ bể bơi.
Sau khi tôi đi bơi về, tôi ăn sáng. 'Tôi ăn trái cây và sữa chua và 'rồi' <em>(and then)</em> uống trà.' <em>(I eat fruit and yoghurt, and then drink tea.)</em>
Sau khi tôi ăn sáng xong, tôi thích chơi guitar 'hai' <em>(number two)</em> 'hoặc' <em>(or)</em> nghe nhạc. Tôi thích nghe nhạc rock.
Sau đó tôi đi tắm, mặc quần áo sau đi làm việc và đi làm. <em>(and go to work)</em>Tôi làm việc từ 'thư' <em>(thư - a letter: A written, typed, or printed communication, sent in an envelope by post or messenger)</em> thứ hai đến thư thứ sáu từ vào lùc từ / từ lúc mười một giờ ba mươi phút đến bảy giờ ba mươi phút.
Buổi sáng, tôi chuẩn bị bài học và 'đọc sách về giảng dạy' <em>(you read a book about the teaching way/ how to teach or you mean " soạn giáo án" - you write about lesson plan such as: you will teach about present tense).</em> Vào lúc một giờ, tôi đi ăn trưa. Thường tôi 'Tôi thường' <em>(I usually)</em> ăn bun bún thịt bò. Tôi rất thích môn món ăn Việt Nam. => 'Tôi ăn trưa lúc một giờ' <em>(I have dinner at 1 p.m)</em>
Buổi chiều, tôi học tiếng Việt và tiếng Nga. Tôi thích học hơn dạy học!
Từ nặm năm <em>(number five)</em> giờ đến bảy giờ tôi dạy tiếng Anh. => Tôi dạy tiếng Anh từ năm giờ đến bảy giờ. <em>(From five o'clock to seven o'clock, I teach English.)</em>
Sau 'đó' <em>(Then)</em>, tôi đi nha về nhà <em>(I come home)</em>. Vào tám <em>(number eight)</em> giờ, tôi thường đi ăn ở quán ăn. => Tôi thường đi ăn tối lúc tám giờ.<em> (I usually have dinner out at eight oclock - the verb "đi" makes the reader understand that you don't cook and go out to dinner)</em>
Buổi tối, tôi thích đọc sách 'hai' <em>(number two)</em> 'hoặc' <em>(or)</em> đi uống bia với bạn tôi bè.
<em>Vào nữa nửa đêm tôi đi ngủ. => Tôi đi ngủ lúc mười hai giờ đêm.</em>
Hi, this is my correction and the sentences underlined is used popularly than yours. What is put in brackets is my explaination to the word, phrase, or sentence in front. I mean "hoặc" means or <em>(the word is used to connect at least two words, phrases, etc each of which could make a passage true),</em> "hai" means number two.
In Viet Nam, we call beef rice noodles is bún bò, and chicken rice noodles is bún gà. And make sure that you don't misunderstood between bún and phở because their forms are different. To tell tem apart, let see in the below links.
bún: https://www.google.com.vn/search?q=b%C3%BAn+b%C3%B2&biw=1366&bih=631&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=6wpbVYqIMoSpuwSLyYCwBQ&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#tbm=isch&q=s%E1%BB%A3i+b%C3%BAn&imgrc=Y6TBYxtFgss6SM%253A%3B5NcU2xAPvrFfsM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fhanoimoi.com.vn%252FUploads%252Ftuanphong%252F2013%252F6%252F12%252Fbun.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fhanoimoi.com.vn%252FTin-tuc%252FSuc-khoe%252F593870%252Fcach-nhan-biet-bun-chua-doc-chat-gay-ung-thu%3B440%3B293
phở: https://www.google.com.vn/search?q=b%C3%BAn+b%C3%B2&biw=1366&bih=631&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=6wpbVYqIMoSpuwSLyYCwBQ&ved=0CAYQ_AUoAQ#tbm=isch&q=s%E1%BB%A3i+ph%E1%BB%9F&imgrc=uO9r7wMCaoS7hM%253A%3B6nS24gBQBOVZIM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fsetupnhahang.bepchien.com%252Fimage%252Fdata%252Fche-bien-soi-pho.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fsetupnhahang.bepchien.com%252FQuy-trinh-che-bien-soi-pho%3B524%3B334You should check the meaning of the words, esspecially the diacritic marks.
By the way, keep practising :)))
0 votedMay 19, 20150- Nice to know that you want to learn Vietnamese. Here is a useful web: http://www.101languages.net/resources/vietnamese/ .You can find some video teaching Vnese in Youtube. My advice is listening and reading every day. You can listen short podcast. If you like music and are a beginner, the best choice for you is kid song because it's easy to understand and most of them are written in basic grammar. The best source of reading is bbc vietnamese (http://www.bbc.co.uk/vietnamese) or bilingual book. I highly recommend you to find some native speakers ( me, for example :)))) to help you because vietnamese is flexible.0 votedMay 19, 20150
- My speaking exam I've taken an exam. It's a English speaking test and, as usually, my result is terrible. I know my speaking skill is bad but I'm too shy to go out to practise with a native speaker and even ask my friend to help. I think that the cause of this problem is my lack of self-confidence. I forgot all when the examiner started to ask question. My heart beat fast and my back shirt was sweaty. I didn't answer the question fluently and made many mistakes. After that, I have an argument with my friend and I felt that maybe she won't talk to me. In the test, the examiner asked us to do a conversation about tree cutting but time was running out. I interrupted her and said. And time was up. She told me that I had said too much and I had been selfish. But I thought that if I hadn't do that, there would be no chance for me to express my idea. However, she talked an idea and did I too. We are just different in the length of the detail. That's my day! You maybe think that why you don't change or something like that but to be honestly, I don't know how to talk to another. Most of time, I keep quiet because I don't know what to talk. It seems that I come from another planet so I can find common interests. I want to change but I need someone help me. :(((((May 19, 201570
