I was hoping to possibly meet you when I move to Vietnam. You seem like you'd make a cool friend. As a fellow Viet Kieu I can relate to so many of your stories, told with great humor. You have a gift for storytelling. I loved your previous videos and was sad to see a year go by without updates. I wish you all the best in the future! Hawaii aint too shabby.
@NhieuLife9 күн бұрын
Ayyy thanks bro! There are definitely some awesome people in Vietnam so I don’t think it’ll be too hard too make friends. I’m going to try and share more stories. I don’t know if my time in Vietnam is done yet, but for now, I’m going to try this new thing. ☺️
@DevineOne12 күн бұрын
I spent 8 years in Vietnam with dreams of running an IT outsource company there in 1999. I did but at that time it took a minute to open yahoo. I wrote so many emails to foreign companies but at that time got no replies. I only had 2 overseas clients but had trouble getting them to pay. Mainly local companies were my clients. Also I couldn't open the company in my name since I wasn't a citizen (a requirement then) and good staff were difficult to come by. I had to train them all and they would usually leave to another company or were poached by my clients. I think I was too early and might of had better results later when people understood the value of websites and email. I ended up supplementing my income with teaching. But had the same feeling as you. Eventually I came back to the west with hopes of buying a house and catching up on what I should of saved over that time. Within a few years of moving back I started to dream of moving back to VN. Many times I would think of just buying a ticket and moving back with an email to my boss that I will be working remote from now on. Once you have kids though it is difficult to get up and go compared to when you have no dependents. The truth is me and my wife would of moved back to VN a long time ago if it wasn't for the kids. Now we are waiting for my eldest to become independent or my youngest to turn 18 then we will spend half the year in VN at least. Good luck with your life in Hawaii. Save hard, live minimalist lifestyle and invest so that you can get a passive income to move back to VN. I'm sure you will get the urge to move back despite the negatives. My years in VN were some of my best in my life.
@NhieuLife9 күн бұрын
Wow, thank you so much for sharing your story. I always dreamed about doing some sort of business involving Vietnam and America, but I felt like I didn’t have the necessary skills or the right product yet. I also do feel the same and feel like there are finances I need to catch up with. Trying to save and invest. It’s been a wild ride and I still feel like there is so much more to explore.
@DevineOne8 күн бұрын
I didn't have the skills either but tried my best to learn on the go. The personal growth from this period was huge. If I had a larger capital base to start with it would have made a big difference.
@yennako14 күн бұрын
this video is so funny and relatable, i’m trying so hard to learn without quitting right now but it’s so difficult - i am also south, can slightly read and speak but can’t write and missing vocab
@sarahposting22 күн бұрын
damn you get to take a ticket and come back now? lucky
@NhieuLife22 күн бұрын
Yeah! My friend said that last time he came, you had to stay in line? Did you have the same experience?
@sarahposting22 күн бұрын
@NhieuLife yeah i waited in the rain for 2 hours thinking the rain might drive away some people. this was in october last year. still worth it lmao
@NhieuLife20 күн бұрын
@@sarahposting holy crap 😂 well I’m glad it was worth it! ☺️
@Amandapanda1103222 күн бұрын
Looks good :D
@NhieuLife22 күн бұрын
It was very good! ☺️
@baojhoang724223 күн бұрын
If you have to wait two hours, then most food would taste good.
@NhieuLife22 күн бұрын
Good thing it wasn’t a disappointment 😂
@YourLocalTallyHallFan23 күн бұрын
Did you ask for a refund?
@thereseduong169326 күн бұрын
Buồn cười cô thông "dịch vật" người ta nói một đàng cô ta dịch một nẻo lại còn ...khoe hàm răng chà bá lửa thấy mà hết hồn.
@JillianBaltes-oj6um29 күн бұрын
What happened?
@kristinowens89929 күн бұрын
Sometimes time makes it worse.
@NhieuLife29 күн бұрын
Oh god. I hope it’s not worse in my case. 😢
@TrackNation494Ай бұрын
Wow😢keep going champ❤
@NhieuLifeАй бұрын
Thank you bro! 💪
@donutshield3246Ай бұрын
Awesome !! Incredible,here in france you can just have a tiny 50 m2 appartment
@donutshield3246Ай бұрын
I'm thinking to move to vietnam,but can't read it
@donutshield3246Ай бұрын
So cool,bi understand everything you say in viet, but can't read it 🙈🙈
@donutshield3246Ай бұрын
I speak vietnamese from mymother but can't read it, need to leatn...i'm french
@InspireMe819Ай бұрын
Saigon 3 is very good. I highly recommend.
@stephen1294 ай бұрын
Surely you're meant to put the veg in the sandwich? It's just separate to preserve it if you're taking it away.
@Corvus0074 ай бұрын
"I fat the door" got me hard lol
@EricPham-gr8pg4 ай бұрын
This is best franchise business and coffee too...if 1000 of this can provide 5000 good jobs about 2 million vnd per worker per day
@duke136304 ай бұрын
Seeing all those people covering their body outside help me work at the grocery store when I did parking lot duty. I would never be able to do my shift if I didn't copy those people in Vietnam and covered my whole body.
@arphaxadarphaxad15925 ай бұрын
my reposnes to her calling me fat," oh, yeah! well... you look like your father. How about that?
@sbsjdywweb65 ай бұрын
What do you like and dislike about Vietnams social culture?
@DevineOne5 ай бұрын
what difficulties do you have in VN?
@DevineOne5 ай бұрын
where would you like to live in Vietnam?
@DevineOne5 ай бұрын
do you intend to live there indefinitely? have you got vietnamese citizenship so you have more rights?
@DevineOne5 ай бұрын
not all dna cousins answer so don't take it personal. I've been trying to piece together family tree and found many would not answer. I even found them on facebook and tried to contact them but most won't reply.@kimrope
@KimRope5 ай бұрын
Why would my Vietnamese father cheat on his Vietnamese family, sleep with a white American woman and make me, and then abandon me??? Why won’t my dna match cousins answer my messages? It doesn’t leave a good impression of Vietnamese culture or relations to me
@DevineOne5 ай бұрын
My wifes father suddenly appeared when my wife was 23. I can only think at that time he was young and didn't think about the consequences. My wife is forever scarred though as her Mum abandoned her too.
@NhieuLife4 ай бұрын
I'm sorry you went through all that. It's a difficult question to answer. @DevineOne has an interesting point. It also seems quite common in Vietnam to have infidelity. I'm again sorry it happened to you. I think it would benefit to find some inner peace within yourself and learn to let go of the anger, but it is your choice. In the end, we don't have control of what others do. We get to decide how we react to it. I hope you feel better about things eventually. ❤️
@yjk57375 ай бұрын
Do people in Vietnam use the🤞emoji that way too?
@Rose-o9s5 ай бұрын
Keep up the videos! You have so much potential man👏
@NhieuLifeАй бұрын
Bro, thank you for your words of encouragement! Been busy trying to make stuff happen in my personal life. But will be back soon!
@Rose-o9s5 ай бұрын
I love your skits, pls make more like the 2 videos before this 😍😂🤗 they’re so funny
@visionarystyle_6 ай бұрын
Did you do 1on1 classes with learn vietnamese with annie? Also is tutor better than language learning apps if I want to learn southern vietnamese?
@SuperGuitarboyz6 ай бұрын
Damn this guy learn southern accent 😂 respect bro
@damsel726 ай бұрын
I’m watching your weird videos- they’ve great 👍
@tnt20547 ай бұрын
Omg! This video is both funny and helpful for my Vietnamese husband who understands very little Vietnamese. He’s been asking what these sayings mean because i say them a lot.
@tnt20547 ай бұрын
This is great English lyrics!
@tnt20547 ай бұрын
You’re too funny. Love your videos
@tnt20547 ай бұрын
Wow! You’re right on
@telescopicS6277 ай бұрын
Vietnam is pretty tough for foreigners. If you they're being rude to you, bear in mind they're almost as rude to each other.
@CareerStories8 ай бұрын
Your video is so funny and on point :) Thank you
@theretrogamer148 ай бұрын
tôi đã thấy tuyệt khi tìm kênh của bạn. ô em ghi
@encrustingacro9 ай бұрын
0:25 yoghurt in Vietnamese is actually "da ua" (or gia ua; not sure the spelling). Don't think I've heard the word sữa chua, but the direct translation is "sour milk"
@TheLonelyPostman9 ай бұрын
I am full just watching the fat boy in the middle. 😂😂😂
@SkincarewithAliKhalid9 ай бұрын
Where was you born
@stevefrench70369 ай бұрын
Been there almost a year and did a bit of homework before, not too much. No lessons and now I feel like I choke on my own blood when I speak and people yell at me and cram in razor blades in my ears when I listen. Listening is... I want to learn a harder language so long as I can hear what is said 😭😭😭
@noahmc7804 Жыл бұрын
I remember growing up in America as a Vietnamese adoptee and my stepdad said I could only eat loud if it was Asian food.
@noahmc7804 Жыл бұрын
Man this is great!
@tribouletr Жыл бұрын
I wonder if there's a change in viewer location? Anyway, I just subbed and I'm in the US. Love the channel bro
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Do you still teach at ILA school?
I was hoping to possibly meet you when I move to Vietnam. You seem like you'd make a cool friend. As a fellow Viet Kieu I can relate to so many of your stories, told with great humor. You have a gift for storytelling. I loved your previous videos and was sad to see a year go by without updates. I wish you all the best in the future! Hawaii aint too shabby.
Ayyy thanks bro! There are definitely some awesome people in Vietnam so I don’t think it’ll be too hard too make friends. I’m going to try and share more stories. I don’t know if my time in Vietnam is done yet, but for now, I’m going to try this new thing. ☺️
I spent 8 years in Vietnam with dreams of running an IT outsource company there in 1999. I did but at that time it took a minute to open yahoo. I wrote so many emails to foreign companies but at that time got no replies. I only had 2 overseas clients but had trouble getting them to pay. Mainly local companies were my clients. Also I couldn't open the company in my name since I wasn't a citizen (a requirement then) and good staff were difficult to come by. I had to train them all and they would usually leave to another company or were poached by my clients. I think I was too early and might of had better results later when people understood the value of websites and email. I ended up supplementing my income with teaching. But had the same feeling as you. Eventually I came back to the west with hopes of buying a house and catching up on what I should of saved over that time. Within a few years of moving back I started to dream of moving back to VN. Many times I would think of just buying a ticket and moving back with an email to my boss that I will be working remote from now on. Once you have kids though it is difficult to get up and go compared to when you have no dependents. The truth is me and my wife would of moved back to VN a long time ago if it wasn't for the kids. Now we are waiting for my eldest to become independent or my youngest to turn 18 then we will spend half the year in VN at least. Good luck with your life in Hawaii. Save hard, live minimalist lifestyle and invest so that you can get a passive income to move back to VN. I'm sure you will get the urge to move back despite the negatives. My years in VN were some of my best in my life.
Wow, thank you so much for sharing your story. I always dreamed about doing some sort of business involving Vietnam and America, but I felt like I didn’t have the necessary skills or the right product yet. I also do feel the same and feel like there are finances I need to catch up with. Trying to save and invest. It’s been a wild ride and I still feel like there is so much more to explore.
I didn't have the skills either but tried my best to learn on the go. The personal growth from this period was huge. If I had a larger capital base to start with it would have made a big difference.
this video is so funny and relatable, i’m trying so hard to learn without quitting right now but it’s so difficult - i am also south, can slightly read and speak but can’t write and missing vocab
damn you get to take a ticket and come back now? lucky
Yeah! My friend said that last time he came, you had to stay in line? Did you have the same experience?
@NhieuLife yeah i waited in the rain for 2 hours thinking the rain might drive away some people. this was in october last year. still worth it lmao
@@sarahposting holy crap 😂 well I’m glad it was worth it! ☺️
Looks good :D
It was very good! ☺️
If you have to wait two hours, then most food would taste good.
Good thing it wasn’t a disappointment 😂
Did you ask for a refund?
Buồn cười cô thông "dịch vật" người ta nói một đàng cô ta dịch một nẻo lại còn ...khoe hàm răng chà bá lửa thấy mà hết hồn.
What happened?
Sometimes time makes it worse.
Oh god. I hope it’s not worse in my case. 😢
Wow😢keep going champ❤
Thank you bro! 💪
Awesome !! Incredible,here in france you can just have a tiny 50 m2 appartment
I'm thinking to move to vietnam,but can't read it
So cool,bi understand everything you say in viet, but can't read it 🙈🙈
I speak vietnamese from mymother but can't read it, need to leatn...i'm french
Saigon 3 is very good. I highly recommend.
Surely you're meant to put the veg in the sandwich? It's just separate to preserve it if you're taking it away.
"I fat the door" got me hard lol
This is best franchise business and coffee too...if 1000 of this can provide 5000 good jobs about 2 million vnd per worker per day
Seeing all those people covering their body outside help me work at the grocery store when I did parking lot duty. I would never be able to do my shift if I didn't copy those people in Vietnam and covered my whole body.
my reposnes to her calling me fat," oh, yeah! well... you look like your father. How about that?
What do you like and dislike about Vietnams social culture?
what difficulties do you have in VN?
where would you like to live in Vietnam?
do you intend to live there indefinitely? have you got vietnamese citizenship so you have more rights?
not all dna cousins answer so don't take it personal. I've been trying to piece together family tree and found many would not answer. I even found them on facebook and tried to contact them but most won't reply.@kimrope
Why would my Vietnamese father cheat on his Vietnamese family, sleep with a white American woman and make me, and then abandon me??? Why won’t my dna match cousins answer my messages? It doesn’t leave a good impression of Vietnamese culture or relations to me
My wifes father suddenly appeared when my wife was 23. I can only think at that time he was young and didn't think about the consequences. My wife is forever scarred though as her Mum abandoned her too.
I'm sorry you went through all that. It's a difficult question to answer. @DevineOne has an interesting point. It also seems quite common in Vietnam to have infidelity. I'm again sorry it happened to you. I think it would benefit to find some inner peace within yourself and learn to let go of the anger, but it is your choice. In the end, we don't have control of what others do. We get to decide how we react to it. I hope you feel better about things eventually. ❤️
Do people in Vietnam use the🤞emoji that way too?
Keep up the videos! You have so much potential man👏
Bro, thank you for your words of encouragement! Been busy trying to make stuff happen in my personal life. But will be back soon!
I love your skits, pls make more like the 2 videos before this 😍😂🤗 they’re so funny
Did you do 1on1 classes with learn vietnamese with annie? Also is tutor better than language learning apps if I want to learn southern vietnamese?
Damn this guy learn southern accent 😂 respect bro
I’m watching your weird videos- they’ve great 👍
Omg! This video is both funny and helpful for my Vietnamese husband who understands very little Vietnamese. He’s been asking what these sayings mean because i say them a lot.
This is great English lyrics!
You’re too funny. Love your videos
Wow! You’re right on
Vietnam is pretty tough for foreigners. If you they're being rude to you, bear in mind they're almost as rude to each other.
Your video is so funny and on point :) Thank you
tôi đã thấy tuyệt khi tìm kênh của bạn. ô em ghi
0:25 yoghurt in Vietnamese is actually "da ua" (or gia ua; not sure the spelling). Don't think I've heard the word sữa chua, but the direct translation is "sour milk"
I am full just watching the fat boy in the middle. 😂😂😂
Where was you born
Been there almost a year and did a bit of homework before, not too much. No lessons and now I feel like I choke on my own blood when I speak and people yell at me and cram in razor blades in my ears when I listen. Listening is... I want to learn a harder language so long as I can hear what is said 😭😭😭
I remember growing up in America as a Vietnamese adoptee and my stepdad said I could only eat loud if it was Asian food.
Man this is great!
I wonder if there's a change in viewer location? Anyway, I just subbed and I'm in the US. Love the channel bro
This is great man 😂