Do Vietnamese still eat dogs and cats?
Feel Suicidal After Night Out???????????
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They make a special festival every year in which they kill dozens of cats and dogs and eat them, disgusting.
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The western women often complain about it as well.
The top tier women still get the odd guy or maybe even boyfriend, but average women tend to get nothing (because they don't date viet men - mostly because viet men are less wealthy and shorter then them).
A lot of the expat women tend to get a close-nit group of girlfriends avoid guys altogether, which is pretty hilarious because they come out with all sorts of cope.
Its literally a real gender role reversal and some of my male friends relish in it.
You have to warn some guys off women here because a lot of men haven't had these sexual options before so when they come out here they can often spend every night out with women drinking and dating (which is terrible long term for anyone - financially and emotionally)
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They eat dogs sometimes but you have to pay extra - its like a treat for them.
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Maybe getting a job in Vietnam and moving there should be my long term plan.
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It just might be.
Most of us teach English for a living.
Pays around $1,600 for 20 hours in class work and you can live off around $800 per month here if you want.
Most people save the rest for travel.
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how many bald Indian men do you see there?
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Are you native English speaker?
You need to be from America, Canada, UK to teach English (with degree).
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Since it was only one time, try not to take it too personally. If it becomes a pattern, then I would start to worry. I have had people here tell me I'm a "Chad" but I have honestly only had a couple of girls ever approach me first at a party/bar. So you must be a Super Mega Chad Thundercock.
Also, don't worry about the age thing. I still have solid hair but people think I'm in my late 20s/30s because of my crows feet.
*rubs in Retin-A and Vitamin C serum*
Also, don't worry about the age thing. I still have solid hair but people think I'm in my late 20s/30s because of my crows feet.
*rubs in Retin-A and Vitamin C serum*
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LOL
I speak as good as native speakers. Maybe even better. But how come your nationality matters?
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OP, your prior threads confuse me lol.
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For visa reasons.
They recognize uk, America, australlia, new Zealand, Canada, Ireland, and for some reason south Africa as native English speaking - its because its the most spoken language in each country (except south Africa)
blackg
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Most people rely on a taxi or uber.
How old were you when you started to learn English seriously? I know, it's an official language in India, but do indians actually use it in everyday life?
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14 months.
Your progress has been disappointing... Aren't you in your late 50s?
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blackg
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Yep,
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Yes, we do use it in everyday life.
I'm a lawyer, so language is a major part of the game for me.
Anyone educated in a decent school will speak English well enough to be functional in India.
I started learning it from when I could hold a pencil.
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You are a balding manlet, why would you waste time and money in a club?
just lol at going in any club as a subChad.
just lol at going in any club as a subChad.