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@ChrissieSMАй бұрын
She is fluent in 3 languages (English, German and Vietnamese), very intelligent and educated lady.
@jennchandesuАй бұрын
Hi Peter! I usually just watch your content but felt like commenting today. This was a great interview between Julia and yourself. As a 23 year old Vietnamese-Australian looking to move to Vietnam next year I am very scared because of the things people tell me about Vietnam. Despite that, I still want to move and reconnect with my roots and my parents roots. I'm super grateful for these interviews because with each interview I watch I gain a little more confidence and reassurance with my decision to move to Vietnam. Thank you Peter!
@ocmanga5685Ай бұрын
Hãy tự mình cảm nhận thay vì nghe người khác nói.
@JoeNguyen9xАй бұрын
Australia is a good place, I would say it’s a better place to settle down, but it’s boring asf. Stagnant economy, lazy attitude…
@jennchandesuАй бұрын
@@ocmanga5685 Dạ vâng ạ
@jennchandesuАй бұрын
@@JoeNguyen9x Australia is definitely amazing as a country! I love this country a lot but I would love to explore more while I'm young too so I think that's what motivated me to make that decision ☺️
@jennchandesuАй бұрын
And yes if I'm honest it is boring in comparison to Vietnam 🤣
@proud4373Ай бұрын
Such an inspiring and intriguing interview! Julia said, "I've never had one moment when I felt like I want to give up my life here [in Vietnam] and move back to Germany. Not ONCE!" despite the fact that she was born, grew up in Germany, and moved to Vietnam at the age of 19 when she got robbed and scammed. Through it all, she has survived and thrived. Vietnam has so much potential and so many opportunities even though in the past few years it has been tough in term of business in Vietnam, but "I want to learn this, I want to go through this, I want to suffer through this," said Julia. The difficulties people see at the moment in Vietnam are just on the surface.
@wiln6854Ай бұрын
what a smart and beautiful girl. People like her are the best hope for Vietnam future.
@NguyenAndHoelАй бұрын
These interviews makes me longing for Vietnam more and more. So depressing in Norway, i feel so stuck here. Born and raised in Norway, but Vietnamese Culture in my Heart, Soul and Veins. Cant wait to be there for the very first time in January 2025 in Da Nang
@Blu-so8hcАй бұрын
Your life sounds interesting. Would be great if you can create a channel on your life in Norway. I read it's a beautiful country and people are really happy and friendly. I can't imagine that you don't like it there. May I ask why you are unhappy there? Thanks
@gaolutsoctrang4507Ай бұрын
@@Blu-so8hc Have you ever heard of identity crisis?
@sonnyvanngo3950Ай бұрын
Go
@adamscott796Ай бұрын
I am 57 years old, born in Vietnam but left for the US as boat people when I was 17 years old. My 22 years old son, recent college grad, was born in the US and there is no way he would go back and live in Vietnam after visiting Vietnam in January '24 and stayed there for five months. He noticed that as a medical student, he was a "babe" magnet when he was there. 🤣🤣🤣. He does want to go back and visit his cousins from time to time.
@yamuiemataАй бұрын
It would be great if more people like her would understand that sending kids to international school is a waste of money in Vietnam She's so chill and like most of your guests, speaks great English
@BinhNguyen-yr2pyАй бұрын
The most common things from the few recent interviews with Vietkieus born overseas. 1) Parents: It's dangerous there in Vietnam. 2) Kids: It feels like home here in Vietnam, mom/dad.
@AznVi3txАй бұрын
Her accent is the cutest
@laughter95Ай бұрын
Thanks, Peter, for bringing this interview to your audience. Enjoyed every minute, incl the crib tour.
@icoco33Ай бұрын
she is enlightening. i can listen to her voice & accent all day :() plz ask her if she has flown around other parts of asia, like hong kong or bangkok? Julia had excellent tips. thanks for that.
@vinhho3202Ай бұрын
Realized now that she was on Talk Vietnam Show 4 years ago. I watched that episode as well. Yes make Saigon great again
@ngandang96Ай бұрын
Shes so cool, and she has this very clear cool northern accent that is just very northern Vietnamese😂is she raising kids on her own? An amazing lady and mother, still staying so smiley and full of energy. And i agree today there are many good private and even public or half public Vietnamese schools that have good programs or bilingual programs. Many smart kids in those schools. So no need to pressure
@laughter95Ай бұрын
I know... Idk why I have this bias for Northern VN/Hanoi people but I totally agree. Very ambitious, independent, smart, empathetic and thoughtful.
@laughter95Ай бұрын
@@altran1125 bias for, not against
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
10:48 that’s right! Vietnamese people are entrepreneurs “par excellence” everybody is hustling to make more money. I respect that spirit !!!
@luongo7886Ай бұрын
Do you see this in your country? You see lots of Viets opening up businesses there?
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
@@luongo7886 Not in my country because geographically speaking it’s too far for Asians to go. But in USA, Canada, Australia and in Europe Asians tend to be very entrepreneurial.
@luongo7886Ай бұрын
@@sebastianniqvist3144 You live in Europe?
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
@@luongo7886 no
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
@@luongo7886 n0pe
@xDiversitee827 күн бұрын
When Julia said "I wanna go through this. I wanna learn this. I wanna suffer through this" is so bad ass on so many levels. I feel the exact same as I am contemplating about moving to Vietnam from Australia as a viet/australian born. My 3 month 'trial' will commence next year and I am thankful for your content and guests that shed light on this type of journey 🙏
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
She is happy so let her be happy in Vietnam. I wonder if her husband is local Vietnamese or also German Viet Kieu and how did they meet if she was in Vietnam for 10 years? An entrepreneur and mother of two kids, respect to her!!!
@Blu-so8hcАй бұрын
Interesting info. My guess is that her kids are biracial, so maybe Eurasian kids have less stress in Asia than West or Germany. I think now there's immigration issues in Germany, so may be difficult for Eurasian kids. Also her kids' dad and parents may not be co-parenting because of cultural differences. I could be wrong.
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
@@Blu-so8hc her kids look Vietnamese…
@Fyahking619Ай бұрын
Saw the kids, they looked 100% Viet
@Fyahking619Ай бұрын
@@Blu-so8hcthey looked 100% Viet.
@TruthFinder783925 күн бұрын
Loved your interview with her, her accent and her appearance was amazing and loved her personality. She is smart and I’m sure a delight to share time with, and love her life experience. 😊❤🙏
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
10:48 that’s right! Vietnamese people are entrepreneurs “par excellence” everybody is hustling to make more money. I respect that spirit !!!😊
@benwynn843Ай бұрын
Hi Peter. love your channel. I will be in Vietnam around the middle of January 2025 and My wife and I would love to meet up with you. As an American-Vietnamese grow up in America. I wuold like to learn more about the Ex-pats and the Vietnamese culture there in Vietnam. Thank in advance for your consideration... Ben & Veronica Wynn.
@JamesNguyen-fe6itАй бұрын
Thanks for sharing. I enjoy learning about other Vietnamese culture in other parts of the world.
@dn1969Ай бұрын
Everyone I've talked to who has been to Vietnam says it's not like it used to be. It's a much more modernized country now. The younger generation does not have the old mindset of being under communist rule. Vietnam is on track to become the economic powerhouse of Southeast Asia.
@armunroАй бұрын
What a lovely lady. You should get her to interview you!
@brokethehabitАй бұрын
If you watch to the end she does
@johnnywang206Ай бұрын
Everyone who comes thinks it’s awesome because they know they can always leave. I have tons of family who live there and they would give their right arm to leave.
@user-le2hu1ct4tАй бұрын
If they had to give up their passports to be there it’d likely be very different.
@down2earthzАй бұрын
Wow 10 years .. I'm Vietnamese and you know Vietnamese is about the 3 big F: food, fruits, and family. 😊
@emeafter5list1Ай бұрын
Good one Peter…keep it going. Hello from Ottawa.
@Creees29 күн бұрын
it sounds like its her mums fault she wants to be Vietnamese and live in Vietnam, but at the same time she wants her to come back to Germany to be German. past parenting generation were control freaks, its moved on i think, but social media is as bad in different ways
@Kus2086 күн бұрын
Do u need to be a Resident to stay in Saigon??😮
@skygrey7237Ай бұрын
Vietnam is much nicer than Germany in many ways.
@magicfire1Ай бұрын
Better than most Western European Countries
@mysteriousboss977Ай бұрын
Not the traffic and the pollution though
@magicfire1Ай бұрын
@@mysteriousboss977 And the noise (Honk honk honk honk) especially in Vietnam.
@nofood1Ай бұрын
@@mysteriousboss977 omg really?? 😮 how didn’t we know
@thompsonnguyen1870Ай бұрын
@skygrey7237 are you licking and picking your own toes?
@natenay573022 күн бұрын
what is she do for living in vietnam
@Kushal6831Ай бұрын
For foreigners Vietnam cost of living is low
@tuannguyenanh7406Ай бұрын
But if u have to work in VN, its a different story. Living cost is lower because of lower income. Child education cost 1/3 to 1/5 average income. Also health care, etc
@CreeesАй бұрын
sounds like she has a bit of an Australian accent behind her German accent. I wonder if her English teacher or English friends are Australian.
@FunDogStoryАй бұрын
She speaks English with American mixed a little Vietnamese accent
@dealman3312Ай бұрын
So cute
@---of5qlАй бұрын
How is Hamburg near the French border though? Genuine question.
@daibingqou4982Ай бұрын
Homburg
@jejudo3000Ай бұрын
Is she a Vietnam citizen or on a 5 years visa?
@alfredt6180Ай бұрын
Vietnam welcomes back all their own people recently... not hard for them (Viet Kieus) to revert to Vietnamese citizens.
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
How is it possible to meet these Viet Kieus and/or other people with an international background in Saigon?
@alfredt6180Ай бұрын
When there's a will, there's a way mate.
@sebastianniqvist3144Ай бұрын
@@alfredt6180 explain mate?
@anonymousperson2345Ай бұрын
👍💛
@TomL2025Ай бұрын
Where did she learn English?, she speaks so well
@nofood1Ай бұрын
Germany obviously
@alfredt6180Ай бұрын
Erm, a lot of Europeans are effectively bilingual or trilingual? Thao Nhi Le (another German Vietnamese) is also recently very active in VN again.
@Thegioithoinay27 күн бұрын
I thought she slightly has a Vietnamese accent vs someone who was born and raised in another country.
@banksfranks77517 күн бұрын
A lot of europeans speak english
@zcxzdsaxcvz9025Ай бұрын
a german-born Việt kiều speaking english with vietnamese accent, not german accent 😮😮
@gaolutsoctrang4507Ай бұрын
Sending your kids to international schools in Vietnam is just a waste of money and time.
@MuaBanSieuXe-yb9gjАй бұрын
Somebody so much money but they don't know what to do with it all
@bestly802Ай бұрын
She's from Germany but why does she sound Singaporean?
@alfredt6180Ай бұрын
Because we are fluent in all 3, you end up with a very mixed one. I'm Singaporean by the way... and i do agree, she sounds very Singaporean!
@junepham9661Ай бұрын
I am in USA. Can I pay in USD?
@GiangHoang-hd8ukАй бұрын
In Vietnam you can
@unclelive6918Ай бұрын
Ok she pretty , I simp her
@ghplattАй бұрын
Peter....stop looking back at the camera....focus on your subject!
@oliverbui2662Ай бұрын
Germany is definitely not safer than Vietnam *Excluding traffic maybe 😂
@williamMaezawa26 күн бұрын
Then I hope more and more Vietnamese will move out of Germany and go back to Vietnam
@sylvainhyais816615 күн бұрын
Same for France
@monchichipower6334Ай бұрын
These people are all of viet descent .
@HangNguyen-ih8rfАй бұрын
In America we don’t like the word “welfare.” 😂
@sho25genАй бұрын
Aren't you worried about all of the first worlders gentrifying vietnam?
@wolfbirdhomestead600Ай бұрын
Worried that "first worlders" are going to "gentrify" vietnam? What would that entail and why would it be bad? Vietnamese didn't get gentrified with 1000 years of Chinese occupation? 100 years of French occupation? 20 years of Americans occupation?
@ducnguyen5356Ай бұрын
if u have a chance, buy a place in vn right away, trust me, it worth it
@Blu-so8hcАй бұрын
Interesting comment. Will real estate property increase in value? Does property belong to government or can it be passed on to children or heirs ? Thanks
@ducnguyen5356Ай бұрын
@@Blu-so8hc if u are vietkieu u can buy and pass down to ur children. if u not , u only have 50 years to old it, not worth it
@kitty_s2345628 күн бұрын
@@ducnguyen5356can VK buy land or only condo? Does Vietnam allow dual citizenship? Thnx!
@binhtran748126 күн бұрын
@@kitty_s23456starting from august 1st, all Vietnamese descendants are legally allowed to own properties in vn