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Currently, I'm living in HaNoi, the capital city of VietNam. However, i don't live in the city centre, which
quite crowded and noisy. Instead, i live in the suburbs, which is well-known for the Northern Culture,
especially marionette puppetry. The area where i live is mountainous, with vast rice field, and the local
food is absolutely delicious.
2. - Are there any things you don’t like about your area? (What are they?)
What i don't enjoy about living here is that it can be a bit isolated. Like i say it is located in the suburbs,
so public transport options such as highway trail or bus is quite limited. I often have to call a taxi or ride
my own motorbike to get around, and it can be annoyed when i go far away into the centre.
3. Do you think you will continue to live there for a long time? (Why? Why not?)
Yah, to be honest, I’m not sure. I love the quiet, the people, and the peaceful nature of this area. Maybe
the cost of living is lower compared to the city center, but I might consider moving somewhere more
convenient and bustling to build my career in the long run
Recently, many facilities have been installed in my area to serve a large number of visitors. Many new
apartments, hotels, and restaurants have opened up, which has gradually made the neighborhood more
vibrant and noisy.
5. Do you live in a house or an apartment?
For sure, I live in a house with my family, which was designed by my father five years ago. It has four
bedrooms and a big garden in front of the house, where my mom can plant some vegetables and raise
some chickens. It feels cozy and comfortable for me when I come home after a long journey.
6. What is your favourite room in your home? (Why?)
For sure, I love my bedroom for most. I decorated this room follow the minimalism style, which just the
white painting wall / I also put my personal computer and a table in there so I can working on my job,
chatting with my fellows or enjoy a good book. Additionally, it’s a quite place, where I start and end my
day, escape the hustle and bustle of daily life.
7. What things make your home pleasant to live in?
There is no doubt that my mother plays an important role in making our home pleasant. She is kind and
hilarious, always making jokes that make me and my sisters laugh out loud. Another thing is that my
mother’s cooking is so savory, as delicious as a professional chef’s. I really respect my mom for
everything she does.
Yes, of course! My neighbors are our relatives, as we belong to the same Nguyễn clan. They are kind
and helpful, and sometimes they invite me to have dinner together or share their fruits and vegetables.
2/Work or study
I am a student of a high school near there. I mainly focus on subjects related to science and
mathematics
1What is your favourite place to study?
I would like to study at home, where I feel most comfortable and convenient, boost my concentration
to the highest to achieve the knowledge. Being at home also allows me to not comsume time for moving
and take breaks easily, get some snack to renew my energy, speedly come back to do the tasks.
5 Which is more important to you—the teachers or the other students on your course?
To me, the teachers are more important because they’re the ones who guide us and ensure we have a
strong foundation in each subject. A good teacher can make even the most difficult topics become more
understandable, which is crucial for my study. Their experience and knowledge provide direction that
helps me learn more effectively which our friends maybe lack the accuration and clear
(Why?)
6 How much time do you spend studying every week?
In normal, I speand on avarage 21 hours per week, maybe much more before have a important
examination. . During a regular week, I focus on revising what I’ve learned in class and prepare the new
lessons later. I splits my times differents for each subjects according to the difficulty of its. By this way, I
can absorb more data and keep the low stress level.
9 Have you always wanted to study this subject/ these subjects (Why/ Why not?).
Yeas of course I really enjoy physics, cause I can learning about combustion and engine of the cars,
which is my passion. The theoritical concepts and formula I was teached could transfer to the pratical
situations, I mean the real life. It is rewarding and satisfied to understand and apply physic into the daily
day
3/Bicycle
Yes, I really enjoy riding a bicycle. It’s a simple and effective way to stay fit and go sightseeing my
surroundings. I love the feeling of freedom and relaxation, especially when I ride in earlier, enjoy the
fresh air to start a new day. Cycling also helps me clear my mind and reduce stress, which is really
helpful for my day.
Yes, in recent years, cycling has become more popular among young people in Vietnam. With
environmental awareness growing and a desire to stay fit, many young individuals choose cycling as a
recreational activity. Especially in chaotic urban areas like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, it’s common to
see numerous cycling club, which establish a range of event, which promote.
Absolutely yes. I plan to cycle more in the future as it offers numerous benefits, both for my health and
for environment. Talk a long-distance cycling trip with my friends sound great, so I also hope to explore
more scenic routes, have chance to exhale fresh air maybe on the mountain in the short-term
Yes, I believe bicycles would be a great addition to my city. With the increasing awareness of
environmental issues and traffic jams, many people are looking for greener and more sustainable
transportation and bycycle is the good choice for a crowded and narrow city. If there were more bike
lanes and infrastructure for biker, it would encourage more residents to adopt cycling as a appropriate
vehicle for daily day, especially for short distances.
Yes,no doubt that I love talking to others, especially my friends or my family. I find that conversations
can be really meaningful and interactive, allowing me to learn from others' experiences and
perspectives. Engaging in a in depth discussion not only helps me understand the world better but also
strengthens my connections with the people around me.
When I was a child, I was actually a bit shy and introvert, so I wasn’t very talkative. I mostly kept to
myself or spoke only to close family and friends. However, as I grew older and gained confidence,have
lots of thoughts, craving to share, I gradually became more extrovert and started enjoying conversations
with others. Now, I look back and realize that I’ve come a long way from my quiet childhood days. Lots
of change
Yes, I would say I talk quite a lot, especially when surrounding by friends or people who have the same
hobby . I believe that communication is essential for building strong relationships and understanding
others. However I know that I need to balance my talk and listening too, no one desire a monologue
when conversing in a discussion.
Yes, I think I have a really good sense of humor, so it’s often easy for me to make others laugh. I enjoy
make jokes or sharing funny stories, especially when I have teamwork. I’ve noticed that humor is a great
way to break the ice and connect with people
3. Do you think it’s a good thing if you always make others laugh?
Yes, I believe bringing laughter to others is generally a good thing. It creates a positive atmosphere and
helps everyone feel more relaxed. However, I think there’s a kind of intellectual, you need sharp-minded
and come up with many ideas to make people amusing. But of course, in some formal or ceremonial
event, it isn’t suitable.
I don’t think so. In our country, we mainly use paper money as our primary form of physical currency,
along with digital payment methods, as they are convenient and fast. Coins are mostly used for
decorative purposes, so I only keep a few foreign coins in my wallet meaning for lucky . Or when i
meeting a new friends, some silver coins will be a small lovely gift, show my affection/warmth.
Yeah, when I was a kid, coins from other countries were a special gift that my grandfather brought for
me. Each coin showed a variety of symbols or signature places from different countries on the obverse.
Collecting coins was my favorite hobby, but when I started high school, I passed these coins on to my
cousins.
1. Are the roads and streets in the area where you live busy?
No, the streets in my area are quite and uncrowded, as it’s a residential neighborhood located on the
outskirts of the city. There isn’t much traffic congestion, the roads aren’t stretch as wide as in the
metropolitan but its quite clear, making it suitable for living and healing.
2. How do people cross the road in the city where you live?
In the city where I live, people usually cross the road at pedestrian crossings or traffic lights. However,
there are also some people who cross the road at random spots, especially in less crowded areas where
traffic is uncrowded, in common they will raise their hand to make the remarkable signals for drivers,
allow them across the road
No, I didn’t. In fact, I really hated the fishy smell and taste, but my parents forced me to eat it for the
vitamin D, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids it provides. As I got older, I started enjoying fish more
because I realized these nutrients are crucial for my mind.
4. Have you ever been to a place where there are lots of fish around you?
Definitely yes, like I say, my brother owns a huge lake, that inherited from one of his uncle. The lake
filled by lot of tropical fish such as carp and catfish. My brother took me into the boat, sailing in the
middle and observe schools of fish swimming under the water. Its really memorable
Yes I have several time tch the program about the life cycle of blue whales on the Animal Planet A tv
shows public on Internet.following the blue whales trip, I have opportunity to travel across the Pacific
Ocean, learning that they are mammals, live in groups, and are the largest animals on the planet.
9. Teacher
4. Do you book rooms that have good views when you go travelling?
It depends on my budget and the goal of the trip. Usually, if I'm traveling to explore, I’ll spend more on
new experiences outside, but if it's for relaxation or healing after burning the candle at both ends ,
paying for a beautiful view to relieve pressure is worth it.
11.Relax
1. What would you do to relax?
When I need to unwind or release my burden, I usually go for a walk on the road outside my house,
which is surrounded by vast field. I take in some fresh air and listen to my favorite musics to chill and
refresh my mind. These activities are incredibly helpful, that’s improve my focus after that.
12. Perfume
5. When you meet someone for the first time, do you know if you like them?( Why/ Why
not?)
It depends on several criterion. Sometimes, I feel an immediate connection with someone if we share
common interests . However, I try to keep an open mind and not judge too quickly, as first impressions
aren’t always accurate.
14. Teamwork
15 Film
1. Do you like to watch films?
Definitely! Watching movies is one of my favourite hobbies cause i can learn lot of thing about different
cultures and perspective, break away from the stressful work and enjoy solitude. And i like the unique
story inside each movie that can make me laugh, cry or think deeply.
I think it’s mostly teenagers and people from Generation Z who like to go out and watch movies in the
cinema. Most other people don’t really have a lot of time for leisure activities. Plus, cinemas are usually
only in big cities, so people who live farther away don’t really have the opportunity to go
I definitely prefer foreign films. I find them more interesting because they offer a different perspective
and often have unique storytelling styles. Plus, it’s a great way to experience other cultures and
languages
16. Music
1. Do you like music? (Why / Why not?)
For sure. I am a big fan of music. Music is like an escape for me—it lifts my spirits and gives me energy,
especially on tough days. I honestly can’t imagine life without it.
2. What kind of music is there in VietNam?
Vietnam has a wide range of music genres, from traditional folk music, which is unique and soothing, to
modern pop and hip-hop that’s really popular and vibrant among young people
3. What type of music do you like to listen to when you are alone? Why?
When I’m alone, I usually go for electro-folk music, which combines traditional folk sounds with modern
beats. It’s really attractive and groovy , but it also gives me a boost of energy to start my day.
5. Do you think older and younger generations prefer different types of music?
Yes, I think so. Older generations tend to prefer classic or patriotic songs, while younger people are
more into pop, hip-hop, and electronic music. he common point is that they are both well-known and
trendy music genres when they youth.
17. T-shirts
18. Sports
1. Did you do any sport when you were younger? (Why/Why not?)
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