Ate vietnamese food in Japan. Tried to get to Vietnam a few years But was called off the plane in Bangkok because i had no visa. I will definitely cme sometime soon. Is it dangerous for foreigners? Not really. Pick pocket or violent crime to

If you talk about food, the average standard is really good there. Not just for vietnamese pho or french breads, they can also make excellent chinese, italian and french crusines. (and it's cheap!) But I would compromise all these for terrible

Corporal punishment is a controversial way to bring up children. Parents are highly discouraged by law in hongkong but some parents still believe that only corporal punishment can correct the misbehaviour of children. It's not uncommon to see it

Il y a un an que j'en ai appris dans l'alliance francais hongkong, mais je n'ai pas assez de temps et j'en arret maintenant. Je pense que francais est trop difficile. Il ya a beaucoup de conjugations. La raison de la liaison est compliqué.

I think so--- after I met an american mom. She told me that her son can speak several language, work in a famous company, and disclosed apparently everything positive about him, but we actually met each other 10 mins ago. I believe all mothers

In US , When I asked passerby how to go somewhere, they often said "you bet" after I thank them. I think this expression is like "good luck", "not at all" , but what does it exactly mean? Is it said in other english countries too?

How can you indicate emotional states? Is this done by superimposing a sort of "tone of voice" over the tones on the individual syllables? Or is there an entirely different grammatical or pragmatic "machinery" for showing these things? Good

yes, that's true for cantonese songs. There's 6 or arguably 9 tones in cantonese. Every minor change in tones can represent a whole different meaning and hence people avoid doing it. for example, "nang gau" (be able to) is a common cantonese