US Ambassador learns Vietnamese to better show respects for the country
US Ambassador, Ted Osius, shared that he learned Vietnamese to better show his respect for the people, culture, history and for the language during his time staying in the country.
US Ambassador, Ted Osius, shared that he learned Vietnamese to better show his respect for the people, culture, history and for the language during his time staying in the country.
US ambassador to Vietnam, Ted Osius, talks with Dantri/DTiNews at the American Centre in Hanoi on September 13. Video by Trong Trinh.
Talking with Dantri/DTiNews on September 13, the ambassador also revealed that traveling on a bike is one of the best ways for him to improve his Vietnamese skills.
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