I am considering moving to Ho Chi Minh to take up a marketing role. I am researching what is involved and what I need to consider as an expat in moving to this part of the world....
Any recommendations on a Company / method to move several boxes with cloths, personal stuff etc. That is most cost efficient? no furniture but with family of 5 there are quite a few boxes. T...
I'm travelling to Singapore in October, however am only staying for 2 days and was just wondering if I need to apply for a visa before I leave or can I just get one at the airport? T...
Hi! I have been searching for organizations to sign up to volunteer in Vietnam. I have found a couple, but I do not know if they are credible. I just dont want to end up without any money, kidnapped, ...
It's for an English speaking traveller going there in Early January 2006. I would like the accommodation to be clean, but not necessarily luxurious....
If Lea is your name, you pronounce it the same way you would in your own country. A name is a name. Mine is rick, it is pronounced "wick" in Viet Nam because this culture doesn't use the "hard" R sound.
My children are 50/50 Viet/American. We chose names that are easy to pronounce in both languages.
Anyway, if your name is Lea, that is how it is pronounced here.
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..lol "rick",.... my name is joe.. they call me "mr jon"... good luck ong "wea" lol
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