Vietnamese Girl Discusses Her Job and Modern Work Culture in Vietnam

[@kent4786]

Your English is extremely good for someone who learned English in Vietnam. Very Impressive 👏

[@Tweewhite]

Trang is absolutely right. Having a specific skill gets you the job, but being a fast learner (or adaptable) is what sustains you and keeps you at the job and allows you to grow. Best content yet, I love how Trang is so authentic and honest in her answers. She is not sugar coating, just so real. Love you Trang !

[@ln3995]

Trang is amazingly bright and resourceful! Beautifully done. Thank you both!

[@BigTimeBentley]

Thank you!

[@MikeeH626]

Great interview, Tyler. You asked alot of questions I would have asked her. Like I said previously, it is hard to believe she has never been to the States or have studied abroad. Her English and how she communicates are very much like someone who has been abroad. Very nice vlog . Best of luck to her in her career endeavors.

[@BigTimeBentley]

Cheers yeah I agree she speaks very fluently and has an impressive vocabulary

[@Tweewhite]

Trang’s English is so much better than many Viet Kieu I know who have been in the US for 10-30 years!

[@eddietran6260]

True. However, it's Trang's young age, her high intelligence, and her eagerness and willingness to learn and improve. Many Viet Kieu came to the US at the age or 20 or older, some 30s, and they had to raise a family in a strange land, so learning a new language fluently is not a priority. My mom came here when she was 38 and worked in a Chinese restaurant for 3 decades, and now she is 76, her English is still very broken LOL.

[@thompsonnguyen1870]

Tweewhilte, your comment is true. But to understand the reason some of Viet Kieu people don't speak English so well is another story. In THE U.S there are many American born don't speak and read English well either.

[@tamaica7770]

native indian american don't speak english?

[@winnwinn7580]

@@thompsonnguyen1870 "In THE U.S there are many American born don't speak and read English well either".. This statement is false .. In the US, from 1st grade to 12 grade are free and mandatory.. every person have to complete the high school diplomat .. Unless there is a medical issue related (Down syndrome, Autism, etc) .. Some Viet Kieu don't speak English or barely speaking English because they had never intend to learn English due to Vietnamese language were used everywhere in the Little Saigon area ..

[@winnwinn7580]

Her English is considerately good for a person learning 2nd language, specially in Vietnam. But she still needs to learn more "Vocabularies". such as: unemployment, she is using "jobless" .. complete school or graduated, she is using "exit school" and etc ..

[@leehaseley2164]

I was under the impression that Trang had studied abroad and was older. She is so very mature for her years.

[@BigTimeBentley]

Nope she’s been in Vietnam her whole life

[@jeffk4710]

@@BigTimeBentleypeople in vietnam are getting so good at english

[@dquangc]

⁠@@BigTimeBentleyshe speaks better than many native English speakers in America, she basically has no accent, she is extremely talented in language.

[@Kus208]

She needs micro😅

[@miketran7243]

Future Ambassador in vietnam 2024 ! ♥

[@bani_niba]

Trang - your English is phenomenal - better than many native speakers.

[@kimberlybentleyme]

🎉Excellent interview Tyler and Trang. I have no doubt that will see success in any endeavor you pursue Trang. You are well spoken and. Intelligent. The World is your oyster. Never settle for less. Your work ethic is commendable. Loved learning more about you. Great interview Ty, perfect questions. Very informative and entertaining.

[@BigTimeBentley]

Thank you!

[@thompsonnguyen1870]

Trang, I am very proud of you. Just by listening to your self introduction, I can tell you are a very smart young lady and have a Lot potential to grow more. I wish you health and always make a right decision in live.

[@ChrissieSM]

Thanks, Tyler, for this excellent interview. You should have done this earlier, because when Trang appeared in your food videos, she spoke very little, so we could not figure out what kind of person she really is, i.e. intelligent and level headed. In my years at university, I have never seen anybody scoring more than 8 for their IELTS, so bravo, Trang!

[@kolkattaindia]

She’s right! In today’s market one has to be flexible, as changes happen and the need to have to be able to adapt to fit the job. It’s no longer just having particular skills, though skills can enhance your resume.This is a good interview! 💯👍

[@HNL13]

Very well spoken. She speaks better English than many Americans. Lot of good insight in this video.

[@BigTimeBentley]

You’re right she’s very eloquent. And thank you I’m glad you found it insightful

[@williamnguyen9348]

Her English is excellent. She is very smart

[@markpaxton3337]

Hearing from Trang is always interesting👍

[@888Peetah]

Adaptability, agility, embracing change, continuous improvement, whatever you want to call it, are not just good to have but critical in today’s environments with constant new innovations and ways of doing things… This interview would be good for the up and coming high school girls aspiring to work in the education field in Vn to watch…

[@BigTimeBentley]

Yeah I agree with that…seems like as time goes on those skills become more and more critical

[@Emerald214]

Her English is flawless! I mean English learners should watch this video.

[@BigTimeBentley]

I agree

[@ethanscaturchio1511]

Her English is practically perfect coming from a law student. It baffles me how she can be this good. I’ve been learning Vietnamese for over a year and not even close to her level

[@hoatuyetly6841]

Good job of you both, Tyler and Trang. Trang is sure mature (a good thing) and very good in English. My name is also Trang and in some way I could relate with you. However, I was not as good as you are when I was your age. Very best of luck to you both. Great things out there are awaiting you🎉

[@BigTimeBentley]

Thank you Trang

[@reeftango]

Totally agree with other viewers who commented on how smart Trang was during the interview. I work for a large advertising agency in London, where AI technology poses a challenge to young people!

[@williamnguyen9348]

You should interview her more, she is drwwing more viewers

[@nicholassibley5080]

whoever marries her they will lucky. educated, nice and humble

[@YEEEEETSKIII]

40+ hour work week is normal in vietnam, such a hustle culture

[@xdgs567z]

I know someone in Vietnam who works 12 hours a day 7 days a week 😅

[@gianglai5412]

@@xdgs567z No No. 👉 Ở Việt Nam. Thường thường. 1. người. làm việc. Chỉ có. 8 tiếng thôi. Trong 1 ngày 👍👍

[@Curtisluu1]

Before 1832, The middle part of Vietnam, from Hue to all the way down to Saigon use to be a country by itself. The name of the country is Champa (You can google it up). Phan Rang was there even before Vietnam took over the whole country of Champa . I am pretty sure the term Phan Rang is not Vietnamese, it's actually Cham, the languish that very few people can still speak ...

[@MikeB-in1nd]

Trang has beauty and brains

[@christophertran8153]

She is young and smart.

[@dannydinh3244]

You are 23 and it’s ok to explore about career. You are doing fine.

[@BigTimeBentley]

For sure

[@eddietran6260]

Very informative content. Thanks. Is it possible to find other people in other careers to interview? Like people working in the private sector as well as in the government? Or students, like Trang's students?

[@stevethepom]

LOL the way you have worded the written intro to this video makes it look like you only just met her and being impressed by her grasp of English asked her to do an interview for your channel !

[@williamnguyen9348]

Definitely she should stick to university teaching because Vietnam needs more English teachers like her because she is so good at English skills that not too many e many cite teachers have

[@Justin1988Johnson]

Her english is very very good, its all about the accent that alot of Vietnamese English speaker can not get

[@PS-gm7vg]

That was very informative....As a past teacher in America and currently residing in Thailand her grasp of her career is amazing.....I hope she finds what shes looking for professionally,,,she seems driven......Teaching is a hard game!!!!Kids today are little fuckers..

[@karenjordan7118]

Enjoyed this vlog - good insight to Trangs background- she should interview you next 😊

[@BigTimeBentley]

love it this is a great idea!

[@adamproctor9315]

Whilst her English is definitely good [and helps she dated a foreigner] I can't help thinking she does need to toughen up a bit. A 40 hour work week is the minimum people starting jobs should expect, and especially in Vietnam where it is often spread over a six day work week instead of five days means it's often only 7 hours of actual work a day or less. Quitting a job after a year because of pressure then quitting the next one after four months shows a lack of mental toughness. When everyone starts out in your career you grind to get experience, rather than just quitting jobs left and right.

[@dquangc]

We can tell that she knows exactly what to do that is best for her in her career, this smart young girl doesn’t need to follow anyone or be judged while she’s exploring the job market.

[@paulz6491]

Teaching English is a tough job with a higher burnout rate than other jobs. In addition to the teaching hours there are many hours (usually unpaid) spent doing lesson planning work. I’m sure that she was working more than 40 hours a week and at 23 its fine to try a variety of jobs while trying to figure out the right fit……

[@cherryly1532]

Her English very good ❤

[@davidnguyen6061]

How did Trang speaks English so well?

[@dumamay283]

Greaf channel and interview

[@BigTimeBentley]

thank you for the kind comment

[@hituanly1]

Hello Tyler, What's her educational background? How did she learn to speak English so well as if she was raised in the US.

[@BigTimeBentley]

Public schools in Vietnam and then university in Vietnam. She’s very smart and able to learn languages well. When I teach her new words and correct minor pronunciation errors sometimes her retention rate is remarkable. She’s been studying English in school since she was about 13.

[@stanlee4765]

Trang could create an online course for Westerners to learn Vietnamese! There is hardly anything "out there". She can market the course throw your KZbin channel!

[@scratchtotable]

👍👍

[@oan2233]

the phan rang is actually from the name Panduranga from Champa back in the day, it kind of the same with Da Nang, they both doesn't have any meaning in Vietnamese, it's Cham language

[@TurdFerguson-xs2ll]

How long you think like that?

[@jimjohandes]

What are the job opportunities for Americans in Vietnam? I haven't found if you have done a video on this yet but I will keep looking. Jim in California

[@BigTimeBentley]

The most popular job that foreigners get here is teaching English, other than that the job market for Americans is somewhat limited. There are a good amount of people who work online doing various digital jobs, and some who work for businesses. Another option for Americans would be to start their own business here. A restaurant or a bar are the first things that come to mind.

[@user-it6iw4lc7z]

I hope someday in France or Italy there will be a Japanese-style anime featuring cute, passionate and loving French and Italian girls.

[@CanTho2022]

She’s been with you for a while now….traveling and sharing meals….why the interview now?

[@Mouse2409]

I believe he knows her well enough. They just try to make a video about young Vietnamese and how they think about getting a job or planning out their career. In other words, he's a KZbinr looking for a new content for his videos.

[@soidoggystyle2030]

What recession? Is Vietnam in an economic recession now? We here in America are always hearing that Vietnam is becoming the next China, because many Western manufacturing companies are moving from China to Vietnam. They are always talking about Vietnam, India, and Mexico are the countries benefiting from corporations moving away from China.

[@BigTimeBentley]

The real estate market, and the fact that people aren’t really buying here and prices are going down is an indicator of a recession going on here. Prices of every day items have increased. Wages are stagnant. Unemployment is up. It may not be as severe here as it is in America but it’s still noticeable. But yea I’ve heard the same things about manufacturing moving from China to Vietnam though I think that started a few years ago so maybe the positive benefits of that are less noticeable today than they were previously.

[@soidoggystyle2030]

@@BigTimeBentleyBelieve it or not, the economy is good right now, here in America. The stock markets had just recently broke the all time high record and un-employment % is very low. There are some good things that comes with inflation too. Higher wages is one of the good things that comes from inflation. I recently saw a sign that said "For Hire $20/hour" at the In N Out Burgers restaurant. Can you believe that a high school drop out, 16 years old kid can make $20/hour flipping burgers? Inflation baby, inflation!!

[@williamnguyen9348]

She should stick to teaching. It’s best for her maybe she should teach at university. She very good at university level

[@MrLarryQ]

Where did Trang learn her English? I would have sworn she's from Orange County, she has zero accent. Hell, her English is better than mine...

[@lexuanson1616]

Public schools in Vietnam and then university in Vietnam.

[@itzbudda]

If she’s 23 how old are u ? 30 ?

[@manin.1403]

Why called her Vietnamese girl? Isn’t she your Ex? Subject title is misleading

[@kevbrown1867]

Last month he did a video where he said he broke up with her . Seems like he is just hanging out now with her maybe a friend with benefits at most now

[@eddietran6260]

Isn't she a Vietnamese girl? I don't see anything misleading here. I think putting "Ex GF" in the title is unrelated to the content. She is talking abot her career path as an educated Vietnamese girl, not as an Ex, and definitely not with and Ex's opnion about Tyler.

[@hoodhunter3262]

you are missing the point and the objective of this video content buddy. Nevertheless, she is a local Vietnamese girl, so the title is fitting.

[@sirhoopalot1]

Because it has no relevancy to the interview.

[@BobSlowly4Me]

Duuummmaaaa was this your first date? 😂

[@Sebastian-hv7jz]

Such intellectually immature girl, there is so much more to life than chasing money. Hope she grows up soon

[@BS-my2ky]

If Trang doesn't finish sentenses with a high tone it'd be easier on the listener.

[@DUNGSTA]

Is she going to get married?

[@OMoonOHue]

She has used vocal fry??? It's...and I don't see her smile on her face. Why?

[@dannynguyen6877]

English perfect, Vietnamese not so 🤣 Phan Rang = slapping wind??? Phan Rang is phonetic for Pandarang which is the city's name when it belongs to Champa.

[@CactusYellon]

10-18 millions vnđ/month = average salary of people who just graduated with little working experiences in Vietnam? Lol oh girl, you obviously do not know what you are talking about!

[@aceAKQ]

This guy is creepy AF. I don't know why his videos keeps showing up on my feed

[@DUNGSTA]

Lol for reals

[@dat.lynguyen4156]

why she keeps saying "like", "like", "you know" .... these are a "no" "no" when teaching English!

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

That's one of many ways to prove their English proficiency. I saw lots of non native English speakers trying hard to sound the best native speakers they could even though 90% of them having mediocre level of word usages and pronunciation is below average.

[@robertnew4568]

Is she a language “SAVANT?” Totally amazing! Never met anyone like her! She has never been outside VN? You need to marry her immediately! You’ll never find anyone like her. Truly unique!

[@hectoOut]

She has beautiful hair.

[@VK-tq4il]

She is a strong young lady fluent in English, I wonder if she learned her English in USA.

[@BigTimeBentley]

She learned English in Vietnam

[@erichayestv]

@@BigTimeBentley I wonder how she learned English in Vietnam, specifically? What classes, what home and social and school environment, what methods? For some reason many people fluent in English in Vietnam just say they learned in Vietnam but never say how.

[@razynh3190]

​@@erichayestv ....like graduating from an English major in Vietnam. In the present day, Vietnam has achieved significant development and modernization. Numerous Western companies operate within the country, and the media predominantly functions in both English and Vietnamese. There are abundant opportunities to engage in English language practice.

[@erichayestv]

@@razynh3190 Interesting. It’s the opposite of Japan here.

[@razynh3190]

@@erichayestv agree :)