Not everyone gets to stay, nor wants to stay in the US. My experience with my Chinese and Indian students: 1- The very rich few who can stay via their family wealth (many legal channels with money) 2- The very bright and ambitious who aspire to be like Jensen Huang, Sundar Pichai, or Satya Nadella, etc. to make it big in America. If they don't have money, they can get a company to sponsor them for H-1B visa (National Interest Waiver), and I have written quite a few letters for those. Usually only for MS or PhD 3- The resourceful ones who want a life in America for whatever reasons: they will get married to a citizen or PR. 4- Those of category 3 above but are not successful, and have to return to their own country 5- Those return to their country voluntarily because of personal reasons, e. g. many are from wealthy families who must go back to handle the family business, or children of CCP officials went back to have high positions in the gov for example.
I don’t know man, I returned to Vietnam not because of any of the reasons you stated. I just enjoy life in Vietnam more than abroad, being closer to my family and friends. I couldn’t imagine always being away from my parents and friends for the rest of my life. I guess the final nail in the coffin for me was seeing my friend’s father passed away and he missed his funeral due to work. Yeah I don’t want that happening to me ever.
@@canhnguyennguyen6878 that's category #5: personal reasons such as in your case. I only cited some examples but they are not meant to be exhaustive. Read about Dr. Loc Nguyen, a biologist who saved the Vietnam's shrimp industry: that's another reason.
@@andyd5650 why are you guys pushing this narrative that paints people who return in a bad light? And why do you sound so angry and bitter. Relax it’s just some casual interview for entertainment, it’s not meant to be taken so seriously.
What’s purpose of this interview or video? I see many foreigners failed to catch up with American live and opportunity but five years is just starting knowing things in the US
The comment section is flooded with judgements on why he is back to Vietnam, which are mainly the concern of young people. 10 years later, all you do is to live a good life wherever you are on this planet. When there is the separation between which place is a better place to live only enriches human’s hate and greed over others. Be in the “good” place until you are the only ones left.
I respect this young man...he went abroad and came back by choice not like most who just want to stay because they "think" it's a better place and would stop at nothing to stay.
dude. the ones who can go back are usually the richer ones, who can live comfortably in vietnam with less worry about food on the table. those who stayed or at least tried to, many of them just wanted to not turn all their effort studying go to waste, and work where they are paid higher, bc why tf not? and you think that is easy? hell no, going back to vn is much easier.
This guy most likely came from a rich family. He doesn’t have to worry about money so he quit a nice paying job bc he wasn’t passionate about it and is free to pursue his creative projects. Nothing wrong with that. NYC is full of trustafarians wanting to be artists
There were 1,057,188 international students studying in the United States in the 2022/23 academic year (with student visa). There were a total of 122,101 international students participating in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) OPT in 2023. Most students participating in STEM OPT were from India (39.1%) or China (23.7%). Of the 1.6 million-person increase in the population from 2022 to 2023, 1.1 million (68%) came from immigration, while 504,000 (32%) came from natural growth. The Total is 326.7 millions.
The US is home to almost 335 million people, some 46.2 million of whom (13.8%) were born outside of the country not 326.7 millions. Estimates of the number of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. range from 10.5 million to 12 million, or approximately 3.2%-3.6% of the population. No wonder the price of single house keep going up. I bought 1 single house 3 bed 2 bath in San Jose as investment with my sisters many years ago for 220K now more than 1M.
OPT is only temporary and renewable only a certain number of times. I did quite a few OPT for my students (Indians, Chinese) while they were looking for jobs or exploring other options.
@@happyyoggi3894 good those who already own a house. Bad for those who don't. Vancouver, CA suffered a HongKong-millionaire-induced housing price explosion that led to a lot of resentment.
Inflation. The value of money goes down. Everything goes up such as: $10,000 gold investment in 2013 would be worth approximately $18,634.56 in September 2024. The same for tech funds, large cap index funds, bitcoin, ...
Bhahaha, care to tell his full educational background ? Went to Brown or Black or Yellow dont mean shit nowadays homie. A piece of paper is only as good as wiping your azz when you are unemployed.
Studying in the USA as an international student DOESNT guarantee you will get a company to sponsor you for work permit/visa. A lot of people assume that you just go to the USA and as a foreigner you can apply for a job. Well…. you can’t because you need the proper documentation and a lawyer must do all the paper work.
@@danhtrinh1769 Not everyone can get such a job. Usually, a company would do that only for a highly valuable employee, which, for foreigners, often means with excellent technical expertise and at the PhD level.
An Truong speaking very slowly maybe because he’s processing all the information he wants to convey to the audience. Don’t get me wrong, this has nothing to do with his English ability. He is very fluent and very good in English skills as far as I can see. But his slow speed of speaking allows him to put out everything quite accurate and precisely. It’s a well-rounded good interview answer session. But of course I can clearly see him processing things and arranging things in his mind for his answers though. Some might feel his style of speaking a little bit unnatural.
@@wiln6854 sự thật là “ ảnh ko kiếm được chỗ làm việc và gia hạn nên phải về “ vậy đi cho nhanh , dài dòng làm gì . Mấy bạn này t gặp nhiều rồi , lúc nào cũng nói dài dòng để biện minh cho việc mình về nhưng 90% là mấy bạn k cạnh tranh nổi bên đó. Sự thật mất lòng :)
@@Alaskanguyen3456m nghĩ ko nên assume nv ấy, mỗi ng có cảm nhận của m, có ng có thể ko thích không khí và cs bên đó nên họ về luôn. Vs An Trương cũng học trg rank cao và có nhiều bạn bè giỏi nên m ko nghĩ là do khả năng. Do họ thích về VN hơn thôi, nhớ có lần pv b ấy cũng nói nv r, thích về VN
@@ngandang96bạn ơi, bạn có sang Mỹ chưa? Mình k bàn về khả năng của e này nhưng nghĩ e này về vì visa issue (k tìm được việc và visa sponsorship) thôi. DHS học non-stem majors bên Mỹ rất khó kiếm việc. Nếu xin được vào làm cho finance bên Mỹ thì chẳng ai khùng mà chọn về VN, trừ khi gia đình bạn giàu, có công ty riêng và bạn sang Mỹ du học lấy bằng chỉ để làm màu. Mình nên thực tế mốt chút bạn à.
@@andyd5650 Thứ nhất, thì nhà anh này giàu thật mà bạn, bây giờ đâu như ngày xưa đâu phải làm việc tối mờ mịt chỉ để sống qua ngày. Thứ hai, học ở Mỹ để trải nghiệm và mở rộng tam quan, gốc nhìn đa chiều hơn, cọ xát với nhiều nền văn hoá và cũng như rèn luyện tư duy, chứ đâu phải con robot đâu mà học xong chạy ra corporate làm tới già? Thứ ba, tôi cũng ở Mỹ và t cũng đã học xong rồi và cũng có việc rồi, đơn giản là không muốn cuộc sống tẻ nhạt chỉ đơn thuần như việc đi làm nguyên tuần rồi dành vài ba giờ cuối tuần thư giản. Cơ bản là tư duy của t giống anh này, muốn khám phá thế giới xung quanh, muốn đi đây đó, do whatever I want mà không bị gò bó bởi những định kiến hay rập khuông "học giỏi, làm việc siêng năng, vợ đẹp con ngoan, nhà lầu xe hơi". Ý t là những điều này vẫn sẽ đúng với một số người, nhưng không phải value của ai cũng chỉ có thế. Mình mới thấy bạn nên thực tế hơn chút và chấp nhận sự khác nhau và độc nhất từ góc nhìn của mỗi người cũng như giá trị mà họ thấy là quan trọng đối với cuộc đời này; và ngừng đánh đồng nhé 😉
Many people just assume An Trương came back to Vietnam because he couldn’t land a job in the U.S. Sure, he didn’t graduate from a STEM school, but he still went to an Ivy university. Even if he didn’t find a job in industry, he could go for a PhD in the U.S. or another developed country. Also, he actually studied at a top public high school in Vietnam, not some fancy international school like everyone thinks. A bunch of my classmates, including myself, have similar backgrounds, and most of my friends are now working abroad in both academia and industry-all thanks to scholarships.
Even if that was true (couldn’t land a job), with his background and his mindset , i believe An can possibly find a great job or even open a company himself in Vietnam, anw it’s great to see him here 👍
wow i watched quite many eps of xin viec (viet kieu trying to understand viet, kindly pls add subs too xx haha) as there were known to me artist starring there but would have never imagined quite a deep story behind An's life to reach this point! respect 100! as a finance graduate myself, driven by the surrounding, i started my corporate life and have some mixed feelings too. this story lowkey inspires me to reflect upon myself and think about it in a broader aspect..
That boy is very cool and talented he has a charming smile love it. You've done well with interview Brokethehabit - there will be lot of works and potential for you to grow mate. Listen to podcast They way out is in by plumvillage or Thich Nhat Hanh in your free time mate
I came here from Tiktok. First time I am seeing this channel. Very intersting. Will watch more. An Truong himself was humble for saying thạt he went to college in Rhode Island.
Yeah yeah it’s only difficult with poor peoples who need to work and study at the same …. For sure you didn’t need to survive those hard time 😂😂😂😂 …. Easy to talk and not easy to do guys !!!
Amsterdam High School in Hanoi is no joke guys, we Vietnamese learn all day all night in secondary school so we can compete for a slot in that high school, and only a few of us can make it. This guy is really gifted for sure😊😊😊
Gonna guess he comes from an affluent family who funded his International schooling. Not worrying about money growing up does frame the mind to seek something else........
@@meobeo4260 He got a study abroad for 1 year of high school. Not clear if he got a scholarship for college in Rhode Island. US colleges love foreign students because many of them pay full tuition to Public state colleges.
Am sorry but i was in the same school as him and its not true. Its one of the acredited public highschools that only a small percentage in Hanoi could get in. The tuition fee was almost non-existent. Yes there were affluent kids, but mostly were middle to upper middle class with parents who wanted their kids to gain scholarship to study abroad. I hope you dont make such assumption cuz many middle class Viet kids gain scholarship to study abroad and usually they rank high in oversea universities
Cost of living is very high in US if you live in a desirable city. I think he did the right thing going home. There's a much better sense of belonging living in your home country.
alright folks, this is the journey is from a guy who has rich family. I dare you taking career gap without worrying about food on the table. So this is absolutely not inspiring at all but just for reference.
This is just his experience why compare? We all start at different points in life - the purpose of these interviews is to show different perspectives. Not say what you should or shouldn't do.
you must had went to Vietnam International schools that spoke English - b/c if you get to US at 18 stay for 5 yrs and speak so well / no accents at all . I lived in the states for a few decades and still have a accent
Hmm. Not sure how I feel about this interview.. very long winded about nothing?! He does speak very well English though. I have to say I’ve enjoyed your other interviews more.
@@InsaneParticle that's not what he said. He said he went to public schools in Hanoi. His high school was Hanoi Amsterdam which is also where the top students have to compete to get in. I don't think it's uncommon to see many young people speak fluent English after a few years living overseas.
Unlike the older days, kids nowadays have the opportunity to be exposed to western medias; my Vietnamese friend’s teenage daughter had been watching English cartoons while she was very young and speaking like a native without setting a foot in overseas or attending an international school.
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Not everyone gets to stay, nor wants to stay in the US. My experience with my Chinese and Indian students:
1- The very rich few who can stay via their family wealth (many legal channels with money)
2- The very bright and ambitious who aspire to be like Jensen Huang, Sundar Pichai, or Satya Nadella, etc. to make it big in America. If they don't have money, they can get a company to sponsor them for H-1B visa (National Interest Waiver), and I have written quite a few letters for those. Usually only for MS or PhD
3- The resourceful ones who want a life in America for whatever reasons: they will get married to a citizen or PR.
4- Those of category 3 above but are not successful, and have to return to their own country
5- Those return to their country voluntarily because of personal reasons, e. g. many are from wealthy families who must go back to handle the family business, or children of CCP officials went back to have high positions in the gov for example.
I don’t know man, I returned to Vietnam not because of any of the reasons you stated.
I just enjoy life in Vietnam more than abroad, being closer to my family and friends. I couldn’t imagine always being away from my parents and friends for the rest of my life.
I guess the final nail in the coffin for me was seeing my friend’s father passed away and he missed his funeral due to work. Yeah I don’t want that happening to me ever.
@@canhnguyennguyen6878 that's category #5: personal reasons such as in your case. I only cited some examples but they are not meant to be exhaustive. Read about Dr. Loc Nguyen, a biologist who saved the Vietnam's shrimp industry: that's another reason.
@@canhnguyennguyen6878 That's category #5: personal reasons.
@@wiln6854comprehensive and accurate comment. Too bad some people just can’t read.
@@andyd5650 why are you guys pushing this narrative that paints people who return in a bad light? And why do you sound so angry and bitter. Relax it’s just some casual interview for entertainment, it’s not meant to be taken so seriously.
I'm a fan of the UK office and watching one episode of Xin Viec is hilarious. My type of humour.
What’s purpose of this interview or video? I see many foreigners failed to catch up with American live and opportunity but five years is just starting knowing things in the US
The comment section is flooded with judgements on why he is back to Vietnam, which are mainly the concern of young people. 10 years later, all you do is to live a good life wherever you are on this planet. When there is the separation between which place is a better place to live only enriches human’s hate and greed over others. Be in the “good” place until you are the only ones left.
I respect this young man...he went abroad and came back by choice not like most who just want to stay because they "think" it's a better place and would stop at nothing to stay.
not everyone has the same option and same opportunity when they want to go back to their country.
everyone is different
@@anhvu7368 Agree but people shouldn't use studying abroad only to try to find a partner and get married to stay.
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Yeah cause they already rich and have money.
dude. the ones who can go back are usually the richer ones, who can live comfortably in vietnam with less worry about food on the table. those who stayed or at least tried to, many of them just wanted to not turn all their effort studying go to waste, and work where they are paid higher, bc why tf not? and you think that is easy? hell no, going back to vn is much easier.
This guy most likely came from a rich family. He doesn’t have to worry about money so he quit a nice paying job bc he wasn’t passionate about it and is free to pursue his creative projects. Nothing wrong with that. NYC is full of trustafarians wanting to be artists
you dont know that for sure. Maybe you meet a lot of people like that before, but i dont think you know that for sure. Even you have to say "mostly".
@@thjuly-kf1ml it cost a ridiculous amount of money to study abroad, even with a scholarship as that only covers 30percent
True only rich kid would not worry about money and food, these guys are privileged already
There were 1,057,188 international students studying in the United States in the 2022/23 academic year (with student visa). There were a total of 122,101 international students participating in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) OPT in 2023. Most students participating in STEM OPT were from India (39.1%) or China (23.7%).
Of the 1.6 million-person increase in the population from 2022 to 2023, 1.1 million (68%) came from immigration, while 504,000 (32%) came from natural growth. The Total is 326.7 millions.
The US is home to almost 335 million people, some 46.2 million of whom (13.8%) were born outside of the country not 326.7 millions. Estimates of the number of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. range from 10.5 million to 12 million, or approximately 3.2%-3.6% of the population. No wonder the price of single house keep going up. I bought 1 single house 3 bed 2 bath in San Jose as investment with my sisters many years ago for 220K now more than 1M.
OPT is only temporary and renewable only a certain number of times. I did quite a few OPT for my students (Indians, Chinese) while they were looking for jobs or exploring other options.
@@happyyoggi3894 good those who already own a house. Bad for those who don't. Vancouver, CA suffered a HongKong-millionaire-induced housing price explosion that led to a lot of resentment.
Inflation. The value of money goes down. Everything goes up such as: $10,000 gold investment in 2013 would be worth approximately $18,634.56 in September 2024. The same for tech funds, large cap index funds, bitcoin, ...
He went Brown University. Ivy League. Real deal.
Bhahaha, care to tell his full educational background ? Went to Brown or Black or Yellow dont mean shit nowadays homie. A piece of paper is only as good as wiping your azz when you are unemployed.
Studying in the USA as an international student DOESNT guarantee you will get a company to sponsor you for work permit/visa.
A lot of people assume that you just go to the USA and as a foreigner you can apply for a job. Well…. you can’t because you need the proper documentation and a lawyer must do all the paper work.
Focus on getting hired by a US company as a new college grad. The company will file the proper paperwork to keep you employed in the US.
@@danhtrinh1769 Not everyone can get such a job. Usually, a company would do that only for a highly valuable employee, which, for foreigners, often means with excellent technical expertise and at the PhD level.
@@danhtrinh1769do you have experience doing that process?
@@wiln6854correct, that’s my point. Or maybe if you are an outstanding candidate coming from an Ivy League school.
@@wiln6854 Lots of US companies will hire Engineers out of college with a Master's and PHD who are not US citizens.
An Truong speaking very slowly maybe because he’s processing all the information he wants to convey to the audience. Don’t get me wrong, this has nothing to do with his English ability. He is very fluent and very good in English skills as far as I can see. But his slow speed of speaking allows him to put out everything quite accurate and precisely. It’s a well-rounded good interview answer session. But of course I can clearly see him processing things and arranging things in his mind for his answers though. Some might feel his style of speaking a little bit unnatural.
@@TungTran-qt1dw and your point?
@@nugget6292 that his delivery is precise and accurate, despite his slow speaking speed. It’s a compliment.
All you had to say is "The interview was good!"
You are long winded Tung Tran.
get straight to the point bro i was falling asleep half way thru ur comment lmao
cool interview
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An Truong is very famous recently 😆
@@phongphan7917 Who is he?
So what does he do now?
He started what kind of business?
i know him from his channel, it's in the description
@@cupinacup where? I can’t find
@@sebastianniqvist3144 he is the host at Vietcetera money date show
@@sebastianniqvist3144 his channel is an truong
Pick up a career which doesn’t compassion and never last long.
Please share his TH-cam channel
In the description 🫠
Why is the host's face always looks like he was really concerning...
I think he is still new to this position. Let's sympathize with him. In the future, he will try his best, I see he is capable.
@@vanianguyen6935 I was just kidding :))))
Có quốc tịch Mỹ chưa anh , có thì cứ về để hưởng đặc quyền nhé 😂 . Xong vài năm rồi về Mỹ cũng đc ))))
No way he can get citizenship. He doesn't even have permanent residency
@@wiln6854 sự thật là “ ảnh ko kiếm được chỗ làm việc và gia hạn nên phải về “ vậy đi cho nhanh , dài dòng làm gì . Mấy bạn này t gặp nhiều rồi , lúc nào cũng nói dài dòng để biện minh cho việc mình về nhưng 90% là mấy bạn k cạnh tranh nổi bên đó. Sự thật mất lòng :)
@@Alaskanguyen3456m nghĩ ko nên assume nv ấy, mỗi ng có cảm nhận của m, có ng có thể ko thích không khí và cs bên đó nên họ về luôn. Vs An Trương cũng học trg rank cao và có nhiều bạn bè giỏi nên m ko nghĩ là do khả năng. Do họ thích về VN hơn thôi, nhớ có lần pv b ấy cũng nói nv r, thích về VN
@@ngandang96bạn ơi, bạn có sang Mỹ chưa? Mình k bàn về khả năng của e này nhưng nghĩ e này về vì visa issue (k tìm được việc và visa sponsorship) thôi. DHS học non-stem majors bên Mỹ rất khó kiếm việc. Nếu xin được vào làm cho finance bên Mỹ thì chẳng ai khùng mà chọn về VN, trừ khi gia đình bạn giàu, có công ty riêng và bạn sang Mỹ du học lấy bằng chỉ để làm màu. Mình nên thực tế mốt chút bạn à.
@@andyd5650 Thứ nhất, thì nhà anh này giàu thật mà bạn, bây giờ đâu như ngày xưa đâu phải làm việc tối mờ mịt chỉ để sống qua ngày. Thứ hai, học ở Mỹ để trải nghiệm và mở rộng tam quan, gốc nhìn đa chiều hơn, cọ xát với nhiều nền văn hoá và cũng như rèn luyện tư duy, chứ đâu phải con robot đâu mà học xong chạy ra corporate làm tới già? Thứ ba, tôi cũng ở Mỹ và t cũng đã học xong rồi và cũng có việc rồi, đơn giản là không muốn cuộc sống tẻ nhạt chỉ đơn thuần như việc đi làm nguyên tuần rồi dành vài ba giờ cuối tuần thư giản. Cơ bản là tư duy của t giống anh này, muốn khám phá thế giới xung quanh, muốn đi đây đó, do whatever I want mà không bị gò bó bởi những định kiến hay rập khuông "học giỏi, làm việc siêng năng, vợ đẹp con ngoan, nhà lầu xe hơi". Ý t là những điều này vẫn sẽ đúng với một số người, nhưng không phải value của ai cũng chỉ có thế. Mình mới thấy bạn nên thực tế hơn chút và chấp nhận sự khác nhau và độc nhất từ góc nhìn của mỗi người cũng như giá trị mà họ thấy là quan trọng đối với cuộc đời này; và ngừng đánh đồng nhé 😉
His story can be explained in like 3 minutes lol. Very long winded narrative
You drank all that coffee in one sitting? 🥴
i had another after...
@@brokethehabit Very local. I like haha
Dù sao thì Việt Nam luôn chào đón An ! Đã xem qua một vài video của bạn và rất thích An luôn đó 💯
Many people just assume An Trương came back to Vietnam because he couldn’t land a job in the U.S. Sure, he didn’t graduate from a STEM school, but he still went to an Ivy university. Even if he didn’t find a job in industry, he could go for a PhD in the U.S. or another developed country.
Also, he actually studied at a top public high school in Vietnam, not some fancy international school like everyone thinks. A bunch of my classmates, including myself, have similar backgrounds, and most of my friends are now working abroad in both academia and industry-all thanks to scholarships.
Even if that was true (couldn’t land a job), with his background and his mindset , i believe An can possibly find a great job or even open a company himself in Vietnam, anw it’s great to see him here 👍
wow i watched quite many eps of xin viec (viet kieu trying to understand viet, kindly pls add subs too xx haha) as there were known to me artist starring there but would have never imagined quite a deep story behind An's life to reach this point! respect 100! as a finance graduate myself, driven by the surrounding, i started my corporate life and have some mixed feelings too. this story lowkey inspires me to reflect upon myself and think about it in a broader aspect..
That boy is very cool and talented he has a charming smile love it. You've done well with interview Brokethehabit - there will be lot of works and potential for you to grow mate. Listen to podcast They way out is in by plumvillage or Thich Nhat Hanh in your free time mate
guys he went to Brown University :))))))))
I came here from Tiktok. First time I am seeing this channel. Very intersting. Will watch more. An Truong himself was humble for saying thạt he went to college in Rhode Island.
Bạn nên mua mic riêng cho khách mời. Mỗi lần xem clip của bạn mình rất không thoải mái vưới cách bạn dùng mic.
noice, so when can I see the hair?
Omg he’s 30???? 🥺🥺🥺
Another banger of a vid
vietnamese who from northern vietnam always want to return to vn , fact 100%
Yeah yeah it’s only difficult with poor peoples who need to work and study at the same …. For sure you didn’t need to survive those hard time 😂😂😂😂 …. Easy to talk and not easy to do guys !!!
Amsterdam High School in Hanoi is no joke guys, we Vietnamese learn all day all night in secondary school so we can compete for a slot in that high school, and only a few of us can make it. This guy is really gifted for sure😊😊😊
Gonna guess he comes from an affluent family who funded his International schooling. Not worrying about money growing up does frame the mind to seek something else........
He was in Hanoi Amsterdam high-school which is one of the best, most of students from that school would get scholarships to study overseas
@@meobeo4260 He got a study abroad for 1 year of high school. Not clear if he got a scholarship for college in Rhode Island. US colleges love foreign students because many of them pay full tuition to Public state colleges.
Am sorry but i was in the same school as him and its not true. Its one of the acredited public highschools that only a small percentage in Hanoi could get in. The tuition fee was almost non-existent. Yes there were affluent kids, but mostly were middle to upper middle class with parents who wanted their kids to gain scholarship to study abroad. I hope you dont make such assumption cuz many middle class Viet kids gain scholarship to study abroad and usually they rank high in oversea universities
@@ngandang96 Yes. I assumed many things.Thanks for the other perspective and best of luck in your schooling.
Please make the topic to another level. Add more colors and spices to it.
Cost of living is very high in US if you live in a desirable city. I think he did the right thing going home. There's a much better sense of belonging living in your home country.
Tieng anh giỏi wa , ko có 1 tý accent luôn.
alright folks, this is the journey is from a guy who has rich family. I dare you taking career gap without worrying about food on the table. So this is absolutely not inspiring at all but just for reference.
This is just his experience why compare? We all start at different points in life - the purpose of these interviews is to show different perspectives. Not say what you should or shouldn't do.
well, the "that's it" is hilarious, i dont know if i should sad or haha
Whats his TH-cam channel name? He look so cute so far?
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you must had went to Vietnam International schools that spoke English - b/c if you get to US at 18 stay for 5 yrs and speak so well / no accents at all . I lived in the states for a few decades and still have a accent
As he mentioned, he studied at Hanoi Amsterdam High School, which is a public school in Vietnam.
Hmm. Not sure how I feel about this interview.. very long winded about nothing?! He does speak very well English though. I have to say I’ve enjoyed your other interviews more.
i think this interview happened mainly bc he is quite well known among youngsters in vietnam rn
This guy was only lived in US for five years and can speak English this good ? Sounds like native English to mev
@billybrown81 that's because he went to international school in Vietnam when he was young.
@@InsaneParticle that's not what he said. He said he went to public schools in Hanoi. His high school was Hanoi Amsterdam which is also where the top students have to compete to get in. I don't think it's uncommon to see many young people speak fluent English after a few years living overseas.
Unlike the older days, kids nowadays have the opportunity to be exposed to western medias; my Vietnamese friend’s teenage daughter had been watching English cartoons while she was very young and speaking like a native without setting a foot in overseas or attending an international school.
It’s 5 years you know. He must knows English well to be taught there
he got into one of the most ELITE, specialized public high schools in Vietnam. Of course his English is good.