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Happy Lunar New Year!

One year has passed, and the new year 2016 is coming.  When I look back I realize I haven't done anything important.  I have one teacher who is far away from me but he always foster encouraged me to keep learning. Do you remember that I said success is not something achieved by accident?  I want to be a teacher, I want to be successful, and I want more but I don't do anything.  I know it's impossible. My might not have enought strong, lazy. Now I can close my eyes and follow my dream and work hard in English, no matter what people say - event my parents.  Now is TET holiday and I have 10 days off.  I'm going to go to Bai Dinh pogoda with my nephew.  Do you know this is the biggest pogoda in asia?  It is very beautiful, very powerful.  I will show you many pictures when I visit there.

I'm not sure what you intended here -- I would guess either to say "I might not be strong enough, I might be lazy" or "My strength is enough, and I'm not lazy" (these two suggestions have opposite meanings).

Keep up the good work!  You'll get there.  You can do it!  I know it is hard, but the key is to never give up.

Good to know, Yaron. Toda. What triggered the question is that I rarely see/hear the Vav pronounced as anything other than "ve" in the various Hebrew learning resources I've encountered -- pretty much only in liturgy -- but I did see a YouTube video going over vocabulary that pronounced the vav as "u". I'd previously thought it was primarily a liturgy/ancient Hebrew thing before that.