(2011/06/28 14:02), Truong Anh. Tuan wrote: >> <OT> >> > hmmmm... no. It's time to kill this myth for the great good of both >> > vietnamese people and foreigners. >> > [beli a good read about this: >> > http://www.tofugu.com/2010/06/18/top-10-reasons-a-japanese-girlfriend-wont-help-your-japanese/ >> > ] >> > </OT> > There is no reason to doubt Gwenhael. He has got a lot of experience > about this. He also can not speak Vietnamese even after he got married > to a Vietnamese beautiful girl :D > He is talking about Japanese. Was that *history* or my story? :)
Having a relationship with a "ganguro" is a bad idea if you want to learn Japanese. Simplely, what a "ganguro" speaks is not Japanese :) For expats those who want to stay in a foreign country, mastering the local language worths the investment. However, in some cases, I think the side effect may devalue you: Vietnamese expects that you - a Western foreigner - can speak a language that they have to pay and learn. Don't command a Vietnamese with his mother tongue, use English! Btw, this is my random thought a year ago. Enjoy reading :) http://www.slideshare.net/vuhung16plus/betterservicesinvietnam -- ********************************************************************** Viet Nhat General Joint Stock Company (Vinicorp) Addr: 3F, 92 Hoang Ngan - Trung Hoa - Cau Giay - Hanoi Tel :(+84)-4-3556-3607 Fax :(+84)-4-3556-3608 Nguyen Vu Hung Email: vuh...@vinicorp.com.vn Mobile: (+84)-167-252-5834 ***********************************************************************
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