Khám phá sự tích Hồ Gươm cùng fan! – Học tiếng Anh giao tiếp qua vlog | #9 (YouTube Video Transcript)

(00:00:00) Your YouTube transcript will appear here (00:00:00) Since we're doing an English vlog, um, (00:00:03) the word almost. (00:00:05) >> Yeah. (00:00:05) >> In Vietnamese, many Vietnamese confuse. (00:00:09) So almost means like gu or like sweet. (00:00:13) >> So it's like for example, if I was (00:00:17) walking close to this tree. (00:00:19) >> Yes. (00:00:19) >> And then I came very close. I could be (00:00:22) like, "Oh, I almost hit the tree." (00:00:25) >> Oh. (00:00:26) >> Like I almost hit the tree. (00:00:27) >> I Yeah. It's like very close. But when (00:00:30) you mean almost here, you you mean (00:00:32) mostly? (00:00:33) >> Mostly. (00:00:34) >> So like uh that's all or like uh that (00:00:38) fun, right? (00:00:40) >> Like you can say like I mostly eat (00:00:42) beans. (00:00:43) >> Oh, okay. Okay. I understand. (00:00:45) >> Right. Right. All right. What's up, (00:00:47) guys? So, right now we are back in Jan (00:00:50) Kim Lake and uh it's a pretty cold day (00:00:54) today. A little bit gray. (00:00:57) And today we are (00:01:01) meeting one of my fans and she said she (00:01:06) was standing close to a Circle K. So I'm (00:01:12) heading to this Circle K on this street. (00:01:16) I believe (00:01:18) this is where she's standing around. So (00:01:20) hopefully she is actually here. (00:01:23) Okay, there she is. Hello [laughter] (00:01:27) Hello Van. Nice to meet you. Nice to (00:01:30) meet you. (00:01:30) >> Sorry for giving you wedding day because (00:01:32) I took photo. (00:01:33) >> No, no, that's okay. That's okay. Um, so (00:01:36) yeah, everybody, this is uh Van and Van. (00:01:38) >> Hey everyone, (00:01:39) >> welcome to the vlog. But yeah, so um how (00:01:43) is your how's your day been so far? (00:01:46) >> Me? Me? (00:01:47) >> Yeah. Yeah. (00:01:48) >> Okay. Actually, so I just came back to (00:01:51) Vietnam from Japan. (00:01:52) >> Oh, really? (00:01:53) >> Yes. So I I have been there maybe like (00:01:59) six year. (00:02:00) >> You lived in Japan for six years? (00:02:02) >> Yes. (00:02:03) >> Wow. (00:02:04) >> And I just come back. I just came back (00:02:06) to Vietnam and I don't know a lot of (00:02:09) things here because like a lot of thing (00:02:11) change. (00:02:12) >> Yeah. (00:02:12) >> Yes. And the thing I really nervous I (00:02:17) feel nervous right now because I don't (00:02:21) use English mic like single day. (00:02:24) >> That's okay. Hey, your English is very (00:02:25) good. So, can can you speak Japanese? (00:02:28) >> Yes, of course. (00:02:29) >> Oh, really? Nice. (00:02:30) >> By the way, guys, right now we're (00:02:33) preparing an online community where you (00:02:36) can not only learn conversational (00:02:39) English, but also actually practice (00:02:42) speaking it with feedback. (00:02:45) In this community, you'll get a clear (00:02:48) path to take you from beginner to (00:02:51) intermediate with lessons and real (00:02:54) conversations, (00:02:56) an English environment with a supportive (00:02:59) community to ask questions and just talk (00:03:03) about daily life. And most importantly, (00:03:06) you'll get actual speaking practice with (00:03:10) other learners and feedback from me and (00:03:13) my team. So, join the wait list now to (00:03:17) make sure you get your spot. The link is (00:03:20) in the description below. Okay, let's (00:03:23) get back to the video. (00:03:25) >> And so, uh, a few minutes ago when you (00:03:29) call call me (00:03:31) >> and in the so I I just met a Japanese (00:03:36) guy. (00:03:36) >> Uh-huh. (00:03:37) >> Yes. Like a (00:03:40) hu, how do you say hong? Uh um um like a (00:03:45) wife and a husband. A husband. A husband (00:03:47) and wife. Like a couple. (00:03:48) >> Yes. (00:03:48) >> Okay. (00:03:49) >> So I just talked to them and I and they (00:03:54) come from (00:03:56) uh Japan, Osaka. (00:03:57) >> Oh, okay. Okay. (00:03:58) >> I just talked to them just a little bit. (00:04:00) >> Yeah. (00:04:01) >> Yeah. And that reason I didn't take (00:04:04) >> Oh, that's okay. Yeah. Yeah, that's (00:04:06) okay. Um (00:04:09) >> what was I about to say? So where did (00:04:10) you live when you were in Japan? So I I (00:04:14) lived in uh Fukoka, Japan. (00:04:18) Fukoka li (00:04:19) >> Okay. I don't think I know that city. (00:04:21) >> Yes. (00:04:22) >> Is it a big city or not so much? (00:04:25) >> I feel like it's a big city. (00:04:27) >> So by the way, uh we were just walking (00:04:30) by this bridge here. And this bridge is (00:04:34) called the the what bridge again? Hook. (00:04:36) Hook or something. (00:04:40) I thought it was like hu hook bridge. (00:04:44) >> We could show them. (00:04:46) >> Yeah. Yeah. Right. Hook or hook. (00:04:48) >> Okay. Yeah. (00:04:50) >> But ding. (00:04:51) >> Okay. (00:04:52) >> And this is (00:04:55) >> ah right. The sun temple. Right. (00:04:58) >> Red bridge over there. (00:05:00) >> The what again? (00:05:01) >> Red bridge. (00:05:02) >> The red bridge. Right. Yeah. Yeah. In (00:05:04) English I guess they call it the red (00:05:06) bridge. Okay. (00:05:07) >> Because um I was doing a bit of (00:05:10) research. Are we able to get out here or (00:05:13) do we have to go through here? (00:05:15) >> So if you want to go to inside, you have (00:05:18) to pay money, (00:05:19) >> right, (00:05:19) >> to get like the ticket, (00:05:21) >> right? (00:05:22) >> And get in. (00:05:23) >> But I was about to say, so before we met (00:05:25) here, (00:05:26) >> I did uh a little bit of research on the (00:05:30) story of (00:05:31) >> Hu Kim Lake. (00:05:32) >> Yeah. said to me, "So yesterday when you (00:05:36) talk to me like we will (00:05:38) >> come here." Yeah. (00:05:39) >> And talk about this story at here. (00:05:41) >> Yeah. (00:05:42) >> And I just remember a little bit because (00:05:44) it kind of when I can I heard story when (00:05:48) I was maybe like 6 years old. (00:05:50) >> Uhhuh. (00:05:51) >> 10 years old. Like long time ago. (00:05:54) >> Yeah. (00:05:54) >> And I don't remember exactly. (00:05:58) But today I heard that I listen (00:06:03) again. But some words (00:06:06) >> kind of difficult for me. (00:06:08) >> Okay. (00:06:08) >> Yeah. (00:06:09) >> Some words in in in English when when (00:06:12) you're Okay. So (00:06:13) >> I want to try to to remember. So this (00:06:16) story. So over there. Not sure how easy (00:06:19) it is to see (00:06:20) >> cuz there's a lot of people that are (00:06:22) taking photos, but that is the um (00:06:28) Right. So like the turtle temple. Yes. (00:06:30) Right. (00:06:30) >> Yeah. (00:06:31) >> So the story if I remember starts in the (00:06:35) the 15th century like in the 1500s (00:06:39) >> when uh the Ming the Chinese Ming (00:06:41) dynasty right was uh how do you say uh (00:06:45) >> uh like attacking or con uh (00:06:48) >> to over my country. (00:06:50) >> Right. Okay. So they were taking over (00:06:52) Vietnam (00:06:53) >> and there was a guy named Leelo and then (00:06:56) he (00:06:57) >> he saw it (00:06:57) >> found a piece of the sword. (00:06:59) >> Yes. (00:07:00) >> So he found like the handle (00:07:02) >> and then a farmer (00:07:04) >> he found the the blade the sharp part. (00:07:07) Right. (00:07:08) >> And then they put it together (00:07:10) >> and it fit perfectly. (00:07:13) >> Right. So then they knew that oh this is (00:07:15) like a special sword. Right. M (00:07:17) >> and then they used the sword to defeat (00:07:20) the Ming dynasty Chinese (00:07:24) >> and then so and it was like a golden (00:07:26) sword, right? (00:07:27) >> Yes. (00:07:28) >> And then they uh brought the sword cuz (00:07:31) Janim means like the returned sword. (00:07:33) >> Yes. Right. Yeah. (00:07:34) >> So then they brought the sword back to (00:07:38) >> to (00:07:39) >> Right. Mhm. (00:07:39) >> And then the turtle took the sword back (00:07:41) from them or something. (00:07:43) >> Cuz I've heard stories. Some people told (00:07:46) me like, "Oh, a a turtle gave them the (00:07:49) sword." But then when I researched it, I (00:07:51) saw that no, the turtle took the sword (00:07:53) back. Right. (00:07:54) >> And then and there's actually a body of (00:07:56) a turtle that's in that temple over (00:07:59) there. Is that right? (00:08:02) >> From what I saw, they they they keep a (00:08:04) body. (00:08:05) >> I think it's over there. (00:08:07) >> Yeah. So, like in the legend, I think (00:08:09) it's there, but I think like they you (00:08:12) might be right. To be honest, I'm not (00:08:14) totally sure, (00:08:15) >> but I know that they they keep a body of (00:08:17) a turtle like they preserve the body and (00:08:20) they keep it in the in that in that (00:08:22) temple temple. Yeah. (00:08:24) >> I didn't know that before. (00:08:25) >> Yeah. [laughter] (00:08:26) >> Well, there you go. (00:08:27) >> Actually, I didn't. So, I haven't like (00:08:31) get (00:08:32) into like people here. (00:08:35) >> You You've never been inside? (00:08:37) >> Yes. (00:08:38) Maybe we can go if you want to if you (00:08:40) want to see it. Um, totally up to you. (00:08:43) [laughter] (00:08:44) >> Totally up to you. (00:08:45) >> Uh, (00:08:47) >> we maybe I should ask them if we are (00:08:49) like allowed to film in there. (00:08:51) >> But I just feel like it'll be very busy (00:08:53) cuz it's a Saturday, but we could try. (00:08:56) >> Okay. (00:08:56) >> Yeah, sure. Let's do it. (00:08:58) >> So, tell me about how was how was uh (00:09:01) >> how was life in Japan? (00:09:05) >> Nice. Happy (00:09:07) a lot of experience. (00:09:10) >> Yeah. (00:09:10) >> Yeah. I love Japan. (00:09:12) >> Yeah. You enjoyed it there? (00:09:14) >> Yes. (00:09:15) >> It's very peaceful, right? (00:09:16) >> Yeah. For every day. (00:09:18) >> Even Even if every day was like busy. (00:09:23) >> Even every day was busy. (00:09:25) >> Yes. (00:09:25) >> Oh, right. Right. (00:09:34) This guy's got like a bird whistle or (00:09:36) something. What's that? (00:09:38) >> Okay, we can get the ticket here. (00:09:40) >> Yeah. Okay, thank you. (00:09:43) >> Appreciate it. (00:09:50) >> Yes. (00:09:51) >> Yeah. Thank you for that. I appreciate (00:09:53) it. (00:09:53) >> Oh, no problem. Normally when I do (00:09:56) vlogs, I'll just pay for for everything, (00:09:58) you know. It's no worries. (00:10:03) >> People taking photos across the whole (00:10:05) bridge [laughter] again. (00:10:10) >> Sorry. Yeah. So, right now we are on the (00:10:14) uh what do you call the hook hook (00:10:16) bridge? Hook bridge. (00:10:20) >> But this bridge here, right, is (00:10:21) >> is a red bridge. (00:10:23) >> Okay. Yeah, the red bridge. Yeah. (00:10:26) >> One day our front views no more. I'm (00:10:28) >> very curious to see how this turtle (00:10:31) looks. (00:10:34) >> So, actually, yeah. After 10 years, this (00:10:36) is the first time I've been here inside (00:10:38) this temple. (00:10:39) >> Really? (00:10:39) >> Yeah. Have have have you ever been here (00:10:41) before? (00:10:42) >> No. (00:10:42) >> Never inside, right? (00:10:44) >> Yeah. (00:10:44) >> So, you after what 20 something years? (00:10:46) [laughter] (00:10:48) >> And actually, so I just came here. I (00:10:50) just come here with my friend and like (00:10:53) turn around. (00:10:56) >> Take a take a walk. Yeah, (00:10:57) >> take a walk here. (00:10:59) >> Recently, I feel like a lot of (00:11:02) >> like foreign tourists (00:11:04) >> come here. (00:11:07) >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, always. (00:11:09) [laughter] (00:11:10) >> Always. (00:11:10) >> Yeah. Yeah. I think this place always (00:11:12) has a lot of people. (00:11:13) >> Is that the full temple? I thought there (00:11:15) was a turtle (00:11:17) >> cuz I saw some pictures of a of a (00:11:19) turtle. But maybe you're right. Maybe (00:11:20) it's in uh (00:11:22) >> in over there. (00:11:22) >> Over there? (00:11:23) >> Yeah. (00:11:23) >> But nobody can go there, right? (00:11:25) >> Yeah, (00:11:26) >> cuz there's like not a boat or anything. (00:11:28) >> Yes. (00:11:29) >> Okay. Where is this turtle? Let's let's (00:11:31) Google it really quickly cuz it was a in (00:11:34) the picture on Google. It was a big (00:11:35) turtle. (00:11:37) >> Oh, you can see. So, you saw that on the (00:11:40) Google? (00:11:41) >> Yeah, it was like it was like this. (00:11:47) >> So, I'll show you guys. (00:11:48) >> So, Let me ask somebody in my ear. (00:11:53) >> And I feel really really cold today. (00:11:56) >> It's cold. Yeah. (00:11:57) >> Yes. From maybe two days ago maybe. (00:12:01) >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz Well, it's like it was (00:12:05) warm. I feel like it was warm uh like (00:12:07) last week. Yeah. (00:12:08) >> And then two days ago. Yeah. It got (00:12:10) cold. (00:12:11) >> So, let me ask you. (00:12:12) >> Sure. Sure. (00:12:24) So the right size. (00:12:26) >> Oh, okay. So it's in here, I guess. (00:12:28) >> Oh, (00:12:29) >> yeah. (00:12:29) >> That makes sense. (00:12:35) >> There it is. Sorry. (00:12:37) >> Thank you. (00:12:38) >> Whoa. (00:12:40) >> So big. (00:12:41) >> That's a big (00:12:42) >> This is a real one. (00:12:44) >> I'm not sure. I think what I read online (00:12:46) was that they had the real body and they (00:12:50) put the chemicals to preserve it, but (00:12:52) I'm not I'm not totally sure. It looks (00:12:56) if it is fake. It looks It looks real. (00:12:59) >> Let's Let's go see this one. Uh on the (00:13:01) other side, there's a lot more light. It (00:13:03) looks like (00:13:07) >> It says they're real. (00:13:11) >> Yeah. (00:13:12) >> Embalmed after they died. (00:13:15) Yeah. So, yeah, guys, it says uh these (00:13:17) turtles are real turtles. And when they (00:13:21) embalm them, I guess they put in like (00:13:23) fake eyes, but like the the rest of the (00:13:26) body, you know, the same (00:13:27) >> the same people's eyes. (00:13:29) >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz the eyes I don't think (00:13:31) they they can preserve those. But the (00:13:33) rest of the thing is real. (00:13:36) >> Huge. (00:13:37) >> Yes. (00:13:38) >> And and they say they're soft shell (00:13:40) turtles. So (00:13:43) >> we have like two turtles here and (00:13:47) they they also (00:13:50) the real (00:13:51) >> I think so. I think they say yeah (00:13:53) they're they they preserve them and (00:13:57) they're real. (00:13:59) >> Really big. (00:14:00) >> Yeah. (00:14:01) >> Can see the size of it (00:14:05) >> because I hope like the turtle is a (00:14:08) golden turtle. Oh, like a [laughter] I (00:14:12) don't know if the golden one is is real, (00:14:15) but from what I remember there there (00:14:18) there were four turtles. (00:14:21) >> Four in total. And uh they kept uh (00:14:25) two of them. (00:14:27) >> If if I remember correctly, (00:14:30) >> the story is probably right there on the (00:14:31) wall. (00:14:32) >> Can I read that? (00:14:33) >> Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Let's read that. (00:14:36) All right. (00:14:37) >> That's cool. (00:14:39) And people say like the the river color. (00:14:44) >> Uhhuh. (00:14:45) >> Is I can see I can see. (00:14:47) >> Oh, there's a turtle right there. (00:14:48) >> Turtle. (00:14:50) >> A little turtle swimming over there. We (00:14:52) also have (00:14:52) >> You can see the turtles. (00:14:56) >> Can't don't know if I can zoom in with (00:14:58) this camera, but (00:15:02) >> turtle right there. (00:15:05) >> And another one swimming. (00:15:09) I can't even see it on my screen, but I (00:15:11) can see it with my eyes. (00:15:14) >> Oh, and there's another one over there, (00:15:15) too. So, there's three. (00:15:18) >> Okay. Okay. I see. I see. (00:15:19) >> We're guess we're pretty lucky, huh? (00:15:25) >> It's hard to tell if it's sometimes if (00:15:27) it's a turtle or if it's just a stick in (00:15:29) the water, but yeah, those are turtles. (00:15:32) But yeah, like sometimes I've seen a (00:15:33) stick going and I'm like, "Oh, is that a (00:15:35) turtle?" Oh, no. (00:15:36) stick. (00:15:38) >> So, did you uh eat breakfast this (00:15:40) morning? (00:15:41) >> Yes, of course. Yeah. So, I eat (00:15:43) breakfast for every day. (00:15:44) >> Yeah. Good. (00:15:45) >> Yeah. I can. (00:15:46) >> What did you eat? (00:15:47) >> So, I just eat like me. (00:15:50) >> Some Yeah. Some uh instant the ramen (00:15:53) noodles. (00:15:54) >> You know, mu (00:15:56) >> mou. (00:15:57) >> No, I don't know that. (00:15:59) >> The white white one. (00:16:01) >> White noodles. (00:16:02) >> Yes. (00:16:03) >> Mu. It make it make it was made from um (00:16:09) >> rice. (00:16:10) >> Yeah. So, aren't most of the noodles (00:16:12) like boon and f they're all made from (00:16:15) from rice, right? (00:16:16) >> Rice. Yeah. (00:16:16) >> So, so what does mu look like? (00:16:19) >> So, I will show you. (00:16:20) >> Sure. (00:16:20) >> Yeah. I couldn't (00:16:22) >> somehow I've never heard of that one. (00:16:24) You eat it with uh some chicken or beef (00:16:26) or (00:16:28) >> I don't know how to say you know cha (00:16:30) >> cha. (00:16:31) >> Yeah. Yeah. Nice. We thought it (00:16:34) >> I've never seen noodles with cha before. (00:16:36) I've only seen boon with cha. (00:16:40) >> So is it sounds weird? (00:16:43) >> Is what? (00:16:44) >> Weed. Weed. (00:16:47) >> Yeah. Weird. Weird. Yeah. (00:16:49) >> Maybe at this time. So a lot of people (00:16:53) like actually the women people (00:16:55) >> the women. Okay. (00:16:57) >> Wedding. (00:16:57) >> Yeah. (00:16:58) >> They are wearing outside and take a (00:17:00) photo. (00:17:01) >> Yeah. Yeah. (00:17:03) Yeah, there's always (00:17:05) >> girls taking photos with the how's eye (00:17:08) on (00:17:09) >> in this place and and some nice cafes (00:17:12) too. (00:17:12) >> Yes. (00:17:14) [laughter] (00:17:16) before. So before I came to Japan, I (00:17:19) actually I have like my outside (00:17:24) but after I came to Japan. (00:17:28) >> So I got wet a guest. (00:17:32) >> You got (00:17:33) >> a guest. Wait a go. A guest. (00:17:36) >> A guest. (00:17:37) >> A what? (00:17:38) >> Oh. Oh. You gained weight. Sorry. (00:17:41) Yeah. Yeah. You gained weight. Yeah. (00:17:43) Yeah. (00:17:43) >> I gained (00:17:45) >> weight. (00:17:46) Wando. (00:17:48) >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. (00:17:49) >> Okay. After Japan. (00:17:51) >> And I couldn't wear that. (00:17:54) >> Oh, really? (00:17:55) >> And after that, I don't you I don't (00:17:58) outside anymore. (00:17:59) >> Oh, really? (00:18:01) >> You don't look like you gain weight at (00:18:03) all. You look pretty healthy, man. (00:18:05) >> Super healthy. (00:18:07) >> Yeah. Well, I guess in Japan they eat um (00:18:10) What's What's the food like there? Do (00:18:12) you like it? (00:18:13) >> I like it. (00:18:14) >> Or do you? ramen or udong. (00:18:16) >> Yeah. (00:18:17) >> Or some sushi. (00:18:18) >> Yeah. (00:18:19) >> Yeah. (00:18:20) >> Yeah. Even when when you say the word, (00:18:22) you sound like a Japanese accent. (00:18:26) [laughter] (00:18:29) >> Do you like But I think you like (00:18:31) Vietnamese food more, right? (00:18:32) >> Yes. I love Vietnamese food. (00:18:34) >> Yeah. (00:18:35) >> I I feel like Vietnamese Vietnam. (00:18:38) >> You can go out on the road here. (00:18:39) >> Vietnam food is kind of healthy. (00:18:42) >> Yeah, I think very healthy. Even if I (00:18:44) eat a lot, (00:18:47) >> but my (00:18:48) >> my weight is is not change, (00:18:51) >> right? (00:18:52) >> Yeah. (00:18:52) >> Your weight stays the same. (00:18:54) >> Yeah. (00:18:54) >> Yeah. I noticed that cuz uh Vietnamese (00:18:57) food is very light. (00:18:59) >> Yeah. (00:18:59) >> And I feel like you can eat a lot of it (00:19:03) >> and you feel full, but you don't feel (00:19:05) too full. (00:19:07) >> Like, (00:19:07) >> have you ever had western food before? (00:19:09) >> Yeah. Like pizza or something like that? (00:19:11) Yeah. (00:19:12) >> Yeah. And when you eat pizza or burgers, (00:19:15) if you eat a lot, you're like, "Oh, so (00:19:18) full, right? Even it's hard to breathe." (00:19:20) >> And then you just want to sleep. (00:19:22) >> But yes. (00:19:24) >> Yeah. But I find with with Vietnamese (00:19:26) food, you can eat a lot, but you don't (00:19:29) feel sick. You don't feel too sleepy or (00:19:32) anything. (00:19:33) >> Just a a few hours later, so I can feel (00:19:37) normal. (00:19:38) >> Yeah. (00:19:39) >> No. Exactly. And like Vietnamese food, (00:19:42) it it always has vegetables, (00:19:46) always fresh, you know, like always lots (00:19:48) of green vegetables. (00:19:50) >> Can you ask me again? (00:19:51) >> Uh, no. I was just saying like in (00:19:53) Vietnamese food, it it always has ve (00:19:57) vegetables. (00:19:58) >> Yes. (00:19:58) >> You know, (00:19:59) >> how to say (00:20:01) >> uh raw vegetables, raw s is raw. (00:20:05) >> Raw. (00:20:06) >> Yeah. So, it always has raw vegetables. (00:20:09) That's true. (00:20:10) >> Fresh. Fresh vegetables maybe. (00:20:12) >> Yeah. (00:20:13) >> Yeah, that's actually a better way to (00:20:14) say in English we'd say fresh. (00:20:16) >> Fresh. (00:20:16) >> Yeah, fresh vegetables. Raw, we usually (00:20:19) say for meat. Sorry. Go ahead. (00:20:21) [laughter] (00:20:24) >> When I was living in Japan (00:20:26) >> Uh-huh. (00:20:27) >> And the first time I saw the video on (00:20:31) the YouTube (00:20:32) >> Uh-huh. (00:20:33) >> it was like two years ago. (00:20:38) >> One year. One year one year ago. (00:20:40) >> Okay. (00:20:41) >> Yes. And after that I I think like I can (00:20:44) understand what you are saying. (00:20:46) >> Oh really? (00:20:47) >> But yes like kind of like easy to (00:20:50) understand and you use like the (00:20:55) grammar. Grammar and vocabulary is so (00:20:59) nice. (00:20:59) >> Ah thank you. (00:21:01) >> And I I listen almost like when I have (00:21:04) time. (00:21:05) >> Yeah. (00:21:06) just maybe every day just like 10 or (00:21:11) >> 30 minutes. (00:21:12) >> Yeah. (00:21:13) >> But still now I couldn't use a lot. (00:21:17) >> Right. That's normal. That's okay. (00:21:19) That's okay. I'm I'm happy that you (00:21:22) could watch the videos and you feel like (00:21:24) they helped you. (00:21:25) >> That's good. I'm very happy about that. (00:21:28) Yeah. I tried to make it so because if (00:21:31) it's too hard, (00:21:32) >> you will feel bored, right? (00:21:34) >> Yes. If it's too easy, then you feel (00:21:37) bored. So, I want to make it not too (00:21:39) hard, not too easy, but enough so you (00:21:42) can understand and still learn some new (00:21:45) words like, "Oh, that's a new word, (00:21:47) right?" Yes. (00:21:48) >> Or like you can understand and slowly (00:21:52) it'll improve your your your listening (00:21:54) and like your uh vocabulary and just (00:21:57) like I just try to make it so (00:22:02) so people can (00:22:04) watch the video and understand so they (00:22:07) still feel ill feel interested and then (00:22:09) they keep watching. Right. (00:22:11) >> Yes. (00:22:11) >> Cuz Yeah. Like if it's too difficult (00:22:14) then you can't watch it. It's It's too (00:22:16) hard when you feel bored. (00:22:18) >> Yes. Because like (00:22:21) I always want to learn English like (00:22:26) every day. (00:22:26) >> Uhhuh. (00:22:27) >> But I I don't have a time because (00:22:30) sometime I feel Oh, okay. Today I feel (00:22:32) tired. (00:22:33) >> Yeah. (00:22:33) >> But I feel if I don't do it so like (00:22:38) >> it just waste time. (00:22:40) >> How to say? (00:22:42) >> A waste of time. Yeah. (00:22:43) >> A waste time. Yeah. So if you if you (00:22:46) what it's a waste of time (00:22:48) >> if you don't if you if I don't watch (00:22:51) >> and just like looking the (00:22:54) >> just do like Instagram. (00:22:56) >> Oh yeah or Tik Tok. So (00:22:58) >> like something if I see or I do (00:23:01) >> but I don't get anything (00:23:04) >> benefit (00:23:05) >> right (00:23:06) >> I feel like it just waste time. (00:23:09) >> Yeah. (00:23:11) >> Yeah. But I still right now I still like (00:23:13) I just watch Tik Tok or Insta or (00:23:17) >> something. (00:23:19) >> I think (00:23:21) both of them have their purpose. So for (00:23:24) me like (00:23:25) >> me too I scroll Instagram (00:23:28) >> and I but I do it to at the end of the (00:23:32) day when I worked already and I already (00:23:35) use my brain and now I just want to (00:23:36) relax then I'll scroll a bit but I find (00:23:40) it becomes a problem if I scroll for (00:23:42) like an hour 2 hours right and then it's (00:23:45) like oh now that has been too much of a (00:23:48) waste of time (00:23:49) >> it feel like uh something you can become (00:23:51) easily addicted addicted (00:23:56) Like it's so easy to become addicted to (00:24:00) >> to it because it's so (00:24:03) >> give you the dopamine and you could just (00:24:05) keep swiping swiping, right? (00:24:06) >> Yes. (00:24:07) >> And it's hard to stop. (00:24:11) >> I agree with that. (00:24:12) >> Right. (00:24:14) >> So yeah. No, like two day or three days (00:24:17) ago, so it was like Christmas. (00:24:20) >> Uhhuh. (00:24:20) >> So what did you do on that day? Oh. Um, (00:24:23) that day I went out with my friends (00:24:26) >> and we had lunch. (00:24:28) >> Oh, nice. (00:24:29) >> But we didn't do any gifts or anything. (00:24:32) >> Just like have a time together, like (00:24:35) have a lunch time. (00:24:36) >> Exactly. Just hang out something. Spend (00:24:39) time together. Eat eat good food. And (00:24:42) then after that, just went home and (00:24:44) watch some movies. (00:24:46) >> Oh, (00:24:46) >> yeah. So (00:24:47) >> I think Oh, those guys recognized me. I (00:24:50) think he said their channel. Hello. (00:24:55) [laughter] (00:24:58) >> I saw I saw you uh you saw me and then (00:25:01) you pulled up the phone. (00:25:02) >> You are a YouTuber. Talk English, right? (00:25:06) >> Listen to your podcast. (00:25:07) >> Oh, thank you. Nice to meet you. Nice to (00:25:09) meet you. (00:25:10) >> Yeah, it's called WhatsApp English. (00:25:11) >> Yeah, what's up English? (00:25:14) >> Yeah. Yeah, of course. We're we're we're (00:25:16) actually recording a vlog right now. So (00:25:19) maybe we could uh Could you also hold (00:25:22) this so it could film all of us? Yeah. (00:25:24) Thank you. (00:25:27) [laughter] (00:25:30) >> Oh. [laughter] (00:25:32) >> Oh, really? (00:25:34) >> Yeah. Okay. Well, well, thank you. Thank (00:25:36) you. Nice to meet you. (00:25:38) >> Uh, (00:25:41) >> yeah. Sure. Or whatever you want. (00:25:45) [laughter] (00:25:46) >> Jose. (00:25:48) So, what is good? (00:25:50) >> Good. Thank you. So, what is your name? (00:25:53) >> Uh, my name is Zan. (00:25:54) >> Zang. (00:25:55) >> Okay. Yeah. Nice to meet you. Thank you. (00:25:56) Thank you. (00:25:57) >> We're having a new videos. (00:25:58) >> Yeah. We're we're doing a vlog right (00:26:00) now. Her name is Van. And uh so we're (00:26:03) doing a vlog where do you know how I did (00:26:06) the podcast and now I started doing (00:26:08) vlogs where we just go somewhere and we (00:26:11) talk and so I try to make it like (00:26:14) natural (00:26:15) >> natural speaking like like me and you (00:26:17) talking right now. You know what I mean? (00:26:19) Yeah. Yeah. So yeah guys it was it was (00:26:21) nice to meet you and uh good luck with (00:26:24) uh your test your exam and everything. (00:26:26) Okay. (00:26:27) >> Thank you. (00:26:27) >> All right. Thank you. Well bye guys. (00:26:29) >> Byebye. Okay. Byebye. (00:26:30) >> Yeah. Bye-bye everybody. Okay. (00:26:34) >> So happy, right? (00:26:36) >> What? (00:26:37) >> So, you said that you wanted to maybe go (00:26:40) to um a vegan restaurant, right? (00:26:42) >> Yes. (00:26:42) >> Do you only eat vegan food or? (00:26:46) >> Yes. (00:26:46) >> Really? (00:26:46) >> Yeah. (00:26:47) >> You're ve you're vegan, eh? (00:26:48) >> Just maybe like four, six year ago, I (00:26:50) decided to do that. (00:26:52) >> Okay. (00:26:52) >> Yes. (00:26:53) >> So, for four to six years, you've only (00:26:55) been eating vegan food? (00:26:57) >> Yeah. (00:26:57) >> Oh, wow. (00:26:58) >> How do you feel (00:26:59) >> before that? So after I graduated high (00:27:02) school, I decided to eat just vegan (00:27:05) food. (00:27:05) >> What made you decide that? (00:27:07) >> Just just because I I love animal. (00:27:11) >> A yeah, (00:27:12) >> just only that reason. (00:27:13) >> Yeah, I understand. (00:27:16) >> You're good because I also love animals, (00:27:19) but I still eat meat, you know, and but (00:27:23) so you actually love animals and like (00:27:25) you take action on not eating them. So (00:27:31) Yeah, you're you're good (00:27:32) >> because in Japan so they are famous to (00:27:36) like sushi like using fish. (00:27:38) >> Yeah. (00:27:40) >> And (00:27:41) >> so do you eat fish or no? (00:27:43) >> No. (00:27:44) >> No fish. (00:27:44) >> I just come I just go to like a sushi (00:27:49) >> store restaurant. (00:27:50) >> Okay. (00:27:50) >> I just like eat like another one. Not (00:27:53) fish. (00:27:53) >> Right. (00:27:54) >> Yeah. (00:27:54) >> So what do you eat for protein? Like uh (00:28:00) no no no (00:28:01) >> beans. Yeah (00:28:02) >> beans almost beans. (00:28:04) >> M (00:28:06) >> almost beans. (00:28:07) >> Oh most mostly beans. Mostly beans. (00:28:10) >> Bean. (00:28:10) >> Yeah. So since we're doing an English (00:28:13) vlog um the word almost. (00:28:16) >> Yeah. (00:28:17) >> In Vietnamese many Vietnamese confuse. (00:28:20) So almost means like gun or like sweet. (00:28:25) >> So it's like for example (00:28:27) If I was walking close to this tree. (00:28:30) >> Yes. (00:28:31) >> And then I came very close, I could be (00:28:34) like, "Oh, I almost hit the tree." (00:28:36) >> Oh, (00:28:37) >> like I almost hit the tree. (00:28:39) >> I Yeah, it's like very close. (00:28:41) >> But when you mean almost here, you you (00:28:43) mean mostly? (00:28:44) >> Mostly. (00:28:45) >> So like uh that's all or like uh that (00:28:50) fun, right? (00:28:51) >> Like you could say like I mostly eat (00:28:53) beans. (00:28:55) >> Oh, okay. Okay, I understand. (00:28:57) >> Right. Right. I don't know if I (00:28:59) explained it very clearly, but like (00:29:02) yeah, let's say like a car drives by you (00:29:04) very fast, very close, and you say, "Oh (00:29:06) my gosh, I almost got hit almost got hit (00:29:09) by a car." (00:29:11) >> But then if you do something like, "Oh, (00:29:13) I" If you go outside (00:29:16) >> most days, you could say, (00:29:20) "No, that's a bad example." (00:29:22) You could say, uh, or if you usually eat (00:29:25) beans, you could say, I mostly eat beans (00:29:28) for protein. (00:29:29) >> Or, I mostly go to this restaurant. It's (00:29:34) okay. (00:29:37) >> If if that's the place you go, (00:29:39) >> Yeah. I usually go to this restaurant. (00:29:42) >> Yeah. If that's the place you go most of (00:29:44) the time, (00:29:45) >> then you could say, cuz mostly is like (00:29:47) an adverb, right? (00:29:49) >> And it must be with a verb. So I mostly (00:29:51) verb I mostly go to this restaurant when (00:29:55) I go out. (00:29:56) >> If it's like one of the only restaurant (00:29:58) you go to. (00:30:00) >> Oh easy to understand. Maybe maybe one (00:30:03) of the like who who is watching your (00:30:10) YouTube maybe they cannot stand. (00:30:13) >> Yeah. So for example, (00:30:15) >> if we think we could also say most of (00:30:18) the so I could say most of the people (00:30:22) >> watching can probably understand that. (00:30:25) >> Yeah, most of (00:30:26) >> the most of the (00:30:28) >> most of the noun. So most of the people (00:30:32) watching right now can probably (00:30:34) understand that. (00:30:36) >> Thank you. (00:30:36) >> I wouldn't say almost people, right? (00:30:39) Just most of the people. (00:30:40) >> Most of the people. (00:30:41) >> Yeah. No worries. No worries. (00:30:44) >> Okay, guys. So, we are going to hop on (00:30:48) uh my bike and go to a vegan restaurant (00:30:53) about a kilometer away from here. (00:30:58) >> Do you feel scared to be on the bike (00:31:00) after living in Japan for 6 years? (00:31:03) >> No. (00:31:03) >> No. Okay, good. (00:31:05) >> Yeah. (00:31:05) >> Still still a Hanoi still a Vietnamese (00:31:09) girl. I I just feel like a lot of bike (00:31:12) and a lot of car. It's like I got (00:31:14) traffic jam a lot of times. (00:31:16) >> Yeah. Yeah. (00:31:17) >> And it's inconvenient. (00:31:19) >> Yeah. Very (00:31:24) >> one thing I feel like I live in Vietnam (00:31:26) is we have a lot of coffee shop. (00:31:30) >> Oh yeah. (00:31:31) >> Yeah. (00:31:32) >> In Vietnam. (00:31:34) >> Yeah. In Japan are there a lot of a (00:31:38) lot of cafes? We just like have a coffee (00:31:40) fee for me. So I usually go at the (00:31:45) convenience store. (00:31:46) >> Oh yeah. (00:31:47) >> Or like Starbucks. (00:31:49) >> Yeah. (00:31:50) >> It's just like that. And people who I (00:31:52) know after they travel in Vietnam and (00:31:56) they buy to Japan and they usually stay (00:31:59) Vietnam has a lot of coffee. (00:32:02) >> Oh yeah. (00:32:02) >> Yeah. (00:32:05) in in Vietnam (00:32:07) like um (00:32:11) how do you say (00:32:13) people are kind (00:32:18) >> kite? (00:32:19) >> Yeah. (00:32:19) >> Yeah. (00:32:22) >> Yeah. They're very friendly. (00:32:24) >> Yeah. And Vietnamese (00:32:26) uh are hungry still like midnight. (00:32:32) Say again. (00:32:33) >> Like um Vietnamese (00:32:36) usually hang out until midnight (00:32:40) >> or 11:00 p.m. or 1:00 a.m. (00:32:42) >> Yeah. (00:32:43) >> But in Japan, if you don't have friends (00:32:48) or go to hang out and almost store (00:32:51) almost restaurant (00:32:53) >> and most most (00:32:56) of restaurant (00:32:57) >> Yeah. (00:32:58) >> closed. (00:32:59) >> Oh. Uh maybe 1000 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. or (00:33:04) >> right (00:33:04) >> 9:00 p.m. like that. (00:33:06) >> So you have to go home, huh? (00:33:07) >> Yes. (00:33:11) >> But one place you can in Japan just one (00:33:15) place we can drink (00:33:17) drink a lot of like beer. (00:33:19) >> Yeah. (00:33:20) >> Or wine. (00:33:21) >> Just like drink place. Yeah. (00:33:23) >> We say isakaya. (00:33:25) >> Oh, (00:33:27) I've heard that word. I didn't I but I (00:33:31) didn't know what it meant. (00:33:41) >> So keep keep going straight. (00:33:44) >> No, go straight. (00:33:45) >> Okay. (00:33:47) >> It's pretty far away. [laughter] (00:33:49) >> After 1 kilo. (00:33:51) >> This is 1 kilometer. (00:33:52) >> No, like different price. (00:33:55) >> Oh, I thought we were going to a place (00:33:56) that's 1 kilometer. (00:33:58) So I should tell you before. (00:34:01) >> Okay. So uh she thought the restaurant (00:34:05) was in around this area in Batio Street. (00:34:08) Um but couldn't find it. So then we (00:34:11) looked and it's actually all the way (00:34:13) back in uh Hanky. So we're going to turn (00:34:17) around and go back to Hank. But at least (00:34:19) now we're more hungry than before, (00:34:21) right? So the food is going to be (00:34:23) better. All right. So we're going to (00:34:24) head there now. (00:34:28) Oh yeah, there it is. There it is. Okay. (00:34:31) >> Vegan food. Okay. (00:34:33) >> Okay. We got here (00:34:36) >> and (00:34:40) >> it's busy. Lots of people. (00:34:42) >> Yes. The last time the same is (00:34:45) >> really, huh? (00:34:48) >> Okay. (00:34:49) >> Take a seat. (00:34:53) This might be a little bit hard to film (00:34:57) in here. Oh, (00:34:58) >> let me like photo for the venue. (00:35:07) Okay. (00:35:17) >> I'll just do a (00:35:26) Okay. Vegetarian fur, rice noodles (00:35:30) served with a jakama based broth, green (00:35:33) scallions, shiakei mushrooms, (00:35:37) bean sprouts, vegetarian beef. So you (00:35:40) like which which one do you like? We (00:35:43) >> also have one. Oh, (00:35:46) >> vegetarian moonchai kchai. (00:35:54) So yeah, the one (00:35:58) >> do they have like a special dish? (00:36:01) >> Chinese soup dish. Must try. (00:36:03) >> Maybe they put like number one. (00:36:06) >> Right. Right. (00:36:07) >> Maybe. (00:36:08) >> Right. Rice noodles, jakama soup, tofu, (00:36:10) tomato, vegan soybean slices, dried (00:36:13) onions, scallion, raw vegetables. That (00:36:16) looks okay. Um (00:37:09) Can you eat like (00:37:11) >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. (00:37:13) >> Uh, these are chili peppers. Like fresh (00:37:16) chili. (00:37:17) >> A chili. (00:37:18) >> Yeah. Yeah, fresh chili. (00:37:20) >> So, there's nowhere to really put this (00:37:22) camera, but I'm just going to show you (00:37:25) guys how the food looks. So, that (00:37:27) actually looks really good. (00:37:29) >> And that was number one on the menu if (00:37:31) you ever come here. And we'll show you (00:37:33) the the name of this restaurant after. (00:37:36) But, and then we have this one. All (00:37:38) right. So, now we are going to enjoy our (00:37:41) meals and uh we'll see you guys soon. (00:37:45) >> So, (00:37:46) now that you're here back in Vietnam, (00:37:49) are will you stay here for for a long (00:37:52) term? (00:37:54) You mean like after I come back to (00:37:56) Vietnam (00:37:58) >> I live here? You mean like that? (00:38:01) >> Yeah. I mean like now will you stay (00:38:03) here? (00:38:03) >> Yes. (00:38:04) >> Or will you go back to Japan? (00:38:06) >> Just stay here. (00:38:07) >> Yeah. (00:38:08) >> Yes. (00:38:11) >> Because I feel like maybe that's like (00:38:14) enough time. (00:38:15) >> Yeah. to stay (00:38:18) to stay um (00:38:21) myself like just only myself, (00:38:24) >> right? Well, you said you have a (00:38:26) boyfriend in in Japan, right? (00:38:29) >> Yes. And before that, so I the first (00:38:32) time so I live with my friends with like (00:38:35) almost like um (00:38:38) Yes. four people in the one room. (00:38:41) >> Oh wow. Yeah. M around (00:38:44) 35 make wall (00:38:47) >> 45 square meters (00:38:49) >> square (00:38:50) >> square meters (00:38:51) >> square meter (00:38:54) >> yes and after that I just live alone. (00:38:57) >> Mhm. But after that maybe life for (00:39:00) almost after come to five years (00:39:09) >> over over five years. (00:39:11) >> Five years I met my boyfriend. (00:39:13) >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Okay. After 5 years. (00:39:15) Yeah. (00:39:17) So (00:39:18) you lived in Japan for 5 years and then (00:39:22) after 5 years you met your boyfriend and (00:39:24) then you guys were together for about 1 (00:39:27) year and then you came back to Vietnam, (00:39:30) >> right? (00:39:33) >> Do you ever wish you you met him earlier (00:39:35) than five in after 5 years? (00:39:38) >> What do you mean? (00:39:39) >> Like (00:39:40) >> cuz then you met him and then you had to (00:39:42) leave, right? (00:39:42) >> Yeah. So do you do you ever wish like (00:39:45) you wish you met him in in the (00:39:47) beginning? (00:39:48) >> Yes, I want to I want to die (00:39:52) >> because just one just maybe after one (00:39:55) years. So we have live far away. (00:39:59) >> Yeah. (00:39:59) >> So does (00:40:00) >> what kind of visit (00:40:01) >> does he (00:40:03) >> does does he plan to come to Vietnam? (00:40:06) >> He (00:40:08) >> does he plan to come to Vietnam? (00:40:11) >> Yeah. Yeah, (00:40:14) >> maybe next year. He said like that. (00:40:17) >> So what do you guys do in uh Japan? Like (00:40:21) what did you do? Did you work or was it (00:40:23) just studying? (00:40:24) >> Oh, after studying. So we worked the (00:40:27) first work I the first job (00:40:31) >> I did like in the front stuff (00:40:36) >> at a restaurant or (00:40:37) >> hotel? at a hotel (00:40:40) >> for two years away. (00:40:41) >> Okay. (00:40:42) >> Like Japanese more like about the (00:40:47) >> I I don't know how to say (00:40:48) >> like the polite, (00:40:50) >> right? The manners and the etiquette (00:40:53) like the way you the way you're supposed (00:40:56) to behave and kind of talk with them (00:40:58) that type of thing like their culture. (00:41:00) >> Yes. (00:41:01) >> Yeah. (00:41:02) >> I had I had to learn like that after (00:41:05) that. So I decided to change my job. So (00:41:08) it was like the (00:41:10) translator (00:41:13) >> from (00:41:16) from Japanese to Vietnamese. And (00:41:20) >> yeah and and vice versa. (00:41:25) >> So from Viet from Japanese to Vietnamese (00:41:28) and Vietnamese to Japanese. (00:41:31) >> Vietnamese to Japanese. (00:41:32) >> H. But it was like a hard job for me (00:41:39) >> because when I want to translate to (00:41:42) Vietnamese is it means like I have to (00:41:45) talk fluently in Vietnam, (00:41:47) >> right? (00:41:48) >> In Vietnamese. But you know, I don't (00:41:51) have to really like a lot of time to (00:41:54) speak Vietnamese when I live in Japan, (00:41:57) >> right? (00:41:58) >> And my Vietnamese is (00:42:03) weird. (00:42:04) >> Say again. (00:42:08) >> Oh, sounds funny. (00:42:13) >> Today is my test. (00:42:16) But I don't learn anything just today. (00:42:22) Just only today or tomorrow before the (00:42:25) test is start. (00:42:27) >> Yeah. (00:42:28) >> Like that. (00:42:30) >> No prepare anything. (00:42:31) >> Right. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I (00:42:33) understand. Yeah. (00:42:35) >> And it and it it still went well cuz (00:42:37) your English is still good. (00:42:39) >> Good enough. (00:42:40) >> I will try. I will I will learn. (00:42:43) >> Yeah. And other people will see the (00:42:46) video and they'll feel like (00:42:49) >> very confident and very good. Yeah. Cuz (00:42:52) if you could do it, then they think (00:42:53) maybe they they can do it too. You know (00:42:56) what I mean? (00:42:56) >> Yes. (00:42:57) >> Make them feel confident. When you say (00:43:00) before you put the video the vlog with (00:43:04) phone on the YouTube I feel like with my (00:43:08) English level am I okay (00:43:12) >> no problem I feel that a lot of and I (00:43:15) decided to no submit don't submit (00:43:19) anything just just listen and just watch (00:43:22) your video but after I I see some I (00:43:27) watch I see that. I saw that and I feel (00:43:30) like okay I can try. Yes. And maybe (00:43:35) people maybe see your watch your YouTube (00:43:39) they (00:43:41) will be confident and submit to you and (00:43:46) we will have like a lot of vlog later (00:43:49) like in the future I think. (00:43:52) Yeah, that's what happened because the (00:43:54) first time I talked about the form to (00:43:58) film the vlog, I only had three people (00:44:00) submit. (00:44:01) >> Not many. So, not many people submitted. (00:44:05) And then after I recorded the video with (00:44:07) son, (00:44:09) >> then many people submitted and I was (00:44:11) thought wow. So, they see that you know (00:44:14) it doesn't need to be perfect. And (00:44:18) >> when they see sun can do it, then they (00:44:19) feel more more confident. I was I was (00:44:22) happy about that. (00:44:23) >> So, now that you tell me that's what (00:44:26) happened now, it's good. (00:44:29) >> So, yeah, I'm glad I'm glad you uh (00:44:34) were brave enough to uh do it. (00:44:36) >> Yes. (00:44:37) >> Cuz sometimes also I don't know if when (00:44:39) I asked to make the meeting and then (00:44:42) maybe you think, "Oh, no. Sorry, I can't (00:44:44) do it." Like maybe you feel scared and (00:44:46) you don't want to do it. Do you know (00:44:46) what I mean? So, (00:44:48) >> it's good good that you did it. (00:44:53) And I feel so so so happy because you (00:44:56) can make your time. You can you can you (00:45:00) spend your time to have love with me and (00:45:03) to talk with me to spend maybe this is (00:45:06) my your day off but you still like (00:45:09) >> do this on this one with me. I feel so (00:45:11) happy because because when you ask me (00:45:14) like in the in the great day, (00:45:17) >> right? But I just only offer on the (00:45:20) weekend and I feel like maybe (00:45:23) >> you couldn't you couldn't stand your (00:45:26) time to me but you (00:45:29) >> you did that and I so happy. I just I (00:45:31) just want to say that. (00:45:33) >> Yeah. No, I mean uh (00:45:37) the thing is is I think most people can (00:45:40) only do it on Saturday or Sunday. (00:45:42) >> So then I I have to accept that you know (00:45:45) what maybe Yeah. Cuz before I used to (00:45:49) Saturday, Sunday I I didn't work. (00:45:51) >> But now I think Saturday is [music] (00:45:53) becoming the vlog day. And so it's like (00:45:55) every Saturday I film a vlog. (00:45:58) Um, oh well. It's still a nice It's (00:46:02) still a nice way to spend my Saturday, (00:46:04) you know? I get to like meet somebody, (00:46:06) like talk with them, we hang out, do new (00:46:09) things. (00:46:10) >> I think I think it's great. Like (00:46:13) >> I don't really for me it's like it's for (00:46:17) my my my work, but it doesn't feel like (00:46:21) work. You know what I mean? But I still (00:46:23) have to make videos every week and I (00:46:25) have to do that. But then when we can go (00:46:27) out and naturally hang out, then it's (00:46:29) it's actually fun. And yes. Yeah. Yeah. (00:46:31) It's fun to meet new people. (00:46:34) >> Yeah. Doing vlogging. Actually, that's (00:46:36) one of the reason why I started the vlog (00:46:39) >> is because like before I used to do (00:46:41) podcasts, right? (00:46:42) >> Yes. (00:46:43) >> And I used to have to prepare a lot of (00:46:45) stuff and sit in my room and record the (00:46:47) podcast, but I felt that was kind of (00:46:50) boring. So I was like, "Oh, it would be (00:46:52) cool to like if I could film outside." (00:46:55) And then I started filming outside and (00:46:57) then I was like, "Oh, it'd be cool to (00:46:58) film with other people." And then so (00:47:01) that's when I made the form. Yeah. (00:47:04) >> Like last week, last week I went to (00:47:07) Batang Pottery Village. (00:47:08) >> Bachang. (00:47:09) >> Yeah. (00:47:10) >> Bachang. Yeah. The the pottery (00:47:13) >> with another viewer. (00:47:14) >> Oh, the Bang made that, you know. (00:47:17) >> And then this week with you. And then (00:47:19) next Saturday I have another one (00:47:21) >> with a guy named Chong. M (00:47:25) >> even it sound like a little bit busy but (00:47:28) maybe it will be fun. (00:47:31) >> It's busy and fun. Yeah. Yeah. It's both (00:47:33) busy and fun. So, (00:47:36) you know, it's (00:47:38) >> Yeah. It's uh and and I think it really (00:47:41) helps people to learn English as well (00:47:44) cuz they see real real interaction with (00:47:47) you know what I mean? (00:47:48) >> Yes. cuz many video is just one person (00:47:51) talking but I think people want to see (00:47:53) two people and conversation you know. (00:47:56) >> Yes. (00:47:58) >> So yeah. No. Well, thank you. Thank you. (00:48:00) I appreciate you doing the video. (00:48:03) >> Thank you so much. (00:48:04) >> I I just want to (00:48:05) >> har. [laughter] (00:48:09) >> All right, guys. So, we have reached the (00:48:11) end of the vlog. It's been a fun day (00:48:13) going around Huan Kim and Napsson temple (00:48:16) and meeting those viewers and all that. (00:48:19) So, thank you so much, Van, uh, for (00:48:22) joining me on this vlog. And, um, is (00:48:24) there anything you want to say to finish (00:48:26) it off? (00:48:27) >> Yes. Thank you so much for having me (00:48:29) here and I was so happy because I have a (00:48:33) time with you and we can go to like Juan (00:48:36) Kim Lake and the vegan food. And so I (00:48:39) want to just send everyone who are (00:48:43) watching this (00:48:45) video, this vlog and just just be (00:48:48) confident even if my English is not good (00:48:52) but I tried I tried to to do that and (00:48:56) everyone can submit to teacher. So I I (00:49:01) say like teacher my teacher so and have (00:49:03) vlog with him. Yes, that's all. Thank (00:49:06) you so much. (00:49:07) >> Yeah. Thank you for watching. (00:49:09) >> Great message. Yeah. Thanks. Thanks for (00:49:10) watching, guys. And we will see you in (00:49:12) the next vlog. See you later.