may yours' too :)

Just 1% ? Please

The others are Christine Ha and Andy Nova. You can don't know Andy Nova but Christine is a synonymous chef of Vietnam who won the American Master Chef.

Exactly, so great.

Chuẩn

There is one by Phuc Nguyen Teris Champaign 22 years old

You should watch the speech of Doha too. He is Vietnamese and he’s just 19

LOL

Are you a teacher in English?

@@truongtruong817 why you think so ?

@@creativeseed5870 I guess,most of the people working in hcm they are good at English

i met a vietnamese girl, quite pretty. But hey, i wouldnt ever turn my back on her. She went back to Vietnam, married her own kind, hope she is happy eating dogs and cats

Is she bring the inspiration to you?

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Miss Mai Phương Thúy is verry exellent too !

Lol, she have done well ( cảnh sát chính tẻ đây)

David Nguyễn she has chứ k phải she have:)))

Yeah!

How did you learn English?can you share me some methods to learn English?

@@truongtruong817 To be honest, I dont have any particular methods. Im just searching for new knowledges from journal (gg scholar), books or on KZfaq. I usually do daily things in English too (such as planning, tracking, listening podcasts, reading, bla bla) :)). Maybe the key is that I do those simple stuff everyday and hardly break my streak. Wish you find out the methods which are suitable for you soon !

@@blueberryJ 0000000000000000pp

@@blueberryJ 0plp

@Ethan Hunt tây nói tiếng Việt giỏi nhỉ

Vietnamese!!?😒

@Ethan Hunt rude

What do you mean by her accent sounds natural?

@@hanhtaminh7770 Happy new year 🎊

Why your English is very good?

@@truongtruong817 Hello. I don't regularly check notifications on KZfaq so missing your comment. Firstly, I am very grateful for your compliment. My English is not very good. I just have had basic knowledge and the most important reason that why I can use English is I study in a good environment. Actually, I've learned English seriously since I went to university. Now I am improving my skills day by day. Have a good day!

@@quynhanhnguyen5315 thank you

@@quynhanhnguyen5315 nice to meet you,How can I contact with you and we can communicate together ?

Hope pandemic will be ended soon and welcome you and your friends come to beautiful Vietnam

@@SangNguyen-yq2hz Thank you. I can't wait for that. :)

welcome to Vietnam

@@dattrinh8844 Thank you :)

I can understand where you were coming from with the negative meaning of the word is already widely interpreted by society. We can always choose to see the world, not just for its definition alone, but also the agree that envy and/or jealousy. A word can also be interpreted differently in; positive way. The feeling that attaches to it can be unpleasant. But if you listen carefully to how she dealt with that uneasy feeling by shifting her perspective, you will realize that feeling isn't always that bad. I also agreed with Linh about how she had a different thought about jealousy itself. In her speech, she's offering a new perspective if you followed through with her story to the end. She meant to say that there is nothing wrong with how we feel, but rather how we choose to see them feeling because sooner or later, we will have to decide how to act out of such feeling in which way pays us fewer expenses in the future. I think we are all thriving to be better versions of ourselves. Therefore we are competitive by nature. Some choose to compete with others, while others compete with themselves. And feeling jealousy or envy of someone or something is inevitable. Those feelings by human nature are not easy to deal with when we negatively perceive them. They can be parts of our personalities that we don't want to accept that we do possess those traits as human beings. I can't argue that envy and/or jealousy: wanting what we wish to have for ourselves, that we yet to have; Those feelings by human nature are dominantly negative to experience. But what if those feelings are also parts of our personalities as human beings. Things that we often deny to accept that we all are, and we all have? By seeing jealousy and/or envy in another light: joyful jealousy is a way to view the feeling in alternative ways, being joyful jealousy, in the other word, seeing the goods in the bad in such feeling, it can be a motivation for any one of us to start acting out differently to be better, grow better. Self-improvement begins when we accept that we are both bad and good, and feeling jealousy of something or someone is OK. Only with full self-acceptance, the journey of self-improvement can get a set go. Just an opinion, peace! Happy new year!

@@makemusicwithmian1668 Yeah, I totally agree with you. The way you explain that made me feel easy to accept her statements. Thanks!

@@hoangnghia Yes you are welcome! She is a national pride and I can see a lot of potential in her. With this mindset, she can really go places that is beyond her imagination in the future regarding what she can do as Miss Vietnam 2019 and what else she can do as a public speaker. She really does have perspectives and that is not something everyone can see or able to open the mind to accept. I am glad I helped you to receive her message with a better understanding. Perspectives are valuable, it opens our minds and hopefully change our perception about ourselves and the world we are living in. Thank you for your comment and affirmation. Happy new year!

Íts not about how you educate the youngster, its about turning jealousy to motivation. Its all about YOURSELF, not OTHER.

Well said! Ngọc Trịnh

Really?

Is she the inspiration and motivation for you ?

Is your idol?

Have you get achieved anything in your life?

Thank you.

Now it time for the terror and fear half. This is the way.

Is she your idol?

As a young girl from the mountains she is naturally shy and kinda introverted. I think on this side she represents people from community very well (no offense). But this doesnt stop her from achieving further and thats why we have her on Tedx stage today 👍

Nervousness is normal during public speaking which can be contributed by a lot of factors. The most important is her story which is very real and inspirational. It is a good guidance for the youth to stay focus on your path and make your dream come true rather than only comparing yourself to someone else without making any changes in life.

Can you please present a long dificult topic of Talk ? I really wanna see how better or worse you will do . Please please please

@@unfortunatedestiny7424 It is not a hard topic, indeed.The most crucial thing is how she presented her speech in front of the audience. A difficult topic of Ted is usually about renovation, which needs so many technical words. Besides, a Ted speech often lasts about 20 minutes or more. Can you evaluate her speech fairly?