| 16 October at 1 Trieu Viet Vuong restaurant |
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The latest one held at 8pm, 16 October at 1 Trieu Viet Vuong restaurant. With the hope to make you really comfortable in Hanoi, we held the club with the aim to help you “Enjoy your life in Ha Noi”. We want Hanoi to become “ your home “. The meeting started at right/just 8pm with the attendance of many students. They come from many countries: Singapore, Australia, Denmark and Japan,…Most of them are now working in Vietnam…Not coming to the club alone, they came with their friends or close relatives also ( for example, Peter from Denmark took his daughter with him) that made the atmosphere very interesting. We not only discussed Vietnamese but also exchanged the differences of every nation through everyone’s stories. The meeting was well-prepared and was really successfully with wonderful performances on folksongs by Minh Yen. Her sweet voice and traditional costume “Tu than dress” got much attention from the guests. They had a chance to posed interesting questions and received clear explanations to broaden their mind. Tran Quoc Tuan – a member of the centre also had a spontaneous performance that reminded us about his hometown the South – place with much cultural value:
“Com lang Vong” – a specialty of Vietnam in general and Hanoi in particular – was another special thing we brought to the party. This food is very conformable to the whether of the holding-time: the autumn in October. All the guests enjoyed it and had many different comments. Generally speaking, they were very impressed and wished to have another chance to enjoy. The meeting finished at 10.30 in very warm and attached atmosphere. With our help, learners had become more familiar with the life in Hanoi. With the hope to make you really comfortable in Hanoi, we held the club with the aim to help you “Enjoy your life in Ha Noi”. We want Hanoi to become “ your home “. The meeting started at right/just 8pm with the attendance of many students. They come from many countries: Singapore, Australia, Denmark and Japan,…Most of them are now working in Vietnam…Not coming to the club alone, they came with their friends or close relatives also ( for example, Peter from Denmark took his daughter with him) that made the atmosphere very interesting. We not only discussed Vietnamese but also exchanged the differences of every nation through everyone’s stories. The meeting was well-prepared and was really successfully with wonderful performances on folksongs by Minh Yen. Her sweet voice and traditional costume “Tu than dress” got much attention from the guests. They had a chance to posed interesting questions and received clear explanations to broaden their mind. Tran Quoc Tuan – a member of the centre also had a spontaneous performance that reminded us about his hometown the South – place with much cultural value:
“Com lang Vong” – a specialty of Vietnam in general and Hanoi in particular – was another special thing we brought to the party. This food is very conformable to the whether of the holding-time: the autumn in October. All the guests enjoyed it and had many different comments. Generally speaking, they were very impressed and wished to have another chance to enjoy. The meeting finished at 10.30 in very warm and attached atmosphere. With our help, learners had become more familiar with the life in Hanoi.
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