Shadowing Practice: 🎧Luyện Nghe Tiếng Anh Level A1 A2 | 📍Topic: Skipping Breakfast - Nhịn Ăn Sáng - Learn English Speaking with YouTube

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In recent months in Vietnam, many people have chosen to skip breakfast more often than before.
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In recent months in Vietnam, many people have chosen to skip breakfast more often than before.
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This habit is not only among students, but also among office workers and young adults in big cities.
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Many people say they skip breakfast because they wake up late or they are in a hurry to go to work or school.
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Some people think that eating breakfast takes too much time, and they will be more productive if they start their day quickly.
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In the morning, streets are full of bikes and buses that hurry through crowded roads.
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People do not have time to stop at a food stall or cafe, and some even drink only a cup of coffee without eating any food.
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However, recent reports from local health experts show a different picture.
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Doctors have noticed that more patients complain about stomach pain, low energy, and poor focus during work.
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Some students complain that they feel dizzy before lunch, and office workers say they are easily hungry and slow in thinking.
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A recent health report also shows that skipping breakfast can make people eat more food later in the day and gain weight without noticing.
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What is more worrying is that this habit is often ignored until clear problems appear.
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Many people only realize the value of breakfast when their body starts to protest through pain, weakness, or constant tiredness.
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By then, the habit has already become part of daily life and is hard to change.
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Skipping breakfast may seem harmless today, but over time it can quietly damage health and reduce quality of life.
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If this trend continues without awareness, a simple morning choice could turn into a long-term health burden for many people in Vietnam.
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In recent months in Vietnam, many people have chosen to skip breakfast more often than before.
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This habit is not only among students, but also among office workers and young adults in big cities.
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Many people say they skip breakfast because they wake up late or they are in a hurry to go to work or school.
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Some people think that eating breakfast takes too much time and they will be more productive if they start their day quickly.
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In the morning, streets are full of bikes and buses that hurry through crowded roads.
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People do not have time to stop at a food stall or cafe, and some even drink only a cup of coffee without eating any food.
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However, recent reports from local health experts show a different picture.
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Doctors have noticed that more patients complain about stomach pain, low energy, and poor focus during work.
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Some students complain that they feel dizzy before lunch, and office workers say they are easily hungry and slow in thinking.
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A recent health report also shows that skipping breakfast can make people eat more food later in the day and gain weight without noticing.
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What is more worrying is that this habit is often ignored until clear problems appear.
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Many people only realize the value of breakfast when their body starts to protest through pain, weakness, or constant tiredness.
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By then, the habit has already become part of daily life and is hard to change.
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Skipping breakfast may seem harmless today, but over time it can quietly damage health and reduce quality of life.
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If this trend continues without awareness, a simple morning choice could turn into a long-term health burden for many people in Vietnam.
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In recent months in Vietnam, many people have chosen to skip breakfast more often than before.
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This habit is not only among students but also among office workers and young adults in big cities.
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Many people say they skip breakfast because they wake up late or they are in a hurry to go to work or school.
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Some people think that eating breakfast takes too much time and they will be more productive if they start their day quickly.
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In the morning, streets are full of bikes and buses that hurry through crowded roads.
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People do not have time to stop at a food stall or café, and some even drink only a cup of coffee without eating any food.
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However, recent reports from local health experts show a different picture.
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Doctors have noticed that more patients complain about stomach pain, low energy, and poor focus during work.
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Some students complain that they feel dizzy before lunch, and office workers say they are easily hungry and slow in thinking.
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A recent health report also shows that skipping breakfast can make people eat more food later in the day and gain weight without noticing.
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What is more worrying is that this habit is often ignored until clear problems appear.
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Many people only realize the value of breakfast when their body starts to protest through pain, weakness, or constant tiredness.
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By then, the habit has already become part of daily life and is hard to change.
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Skipping breakfast may seem harmless today, but over time it can quietly damage health and reduce quality of life.
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If this trend continues without awareness, a simple morning choice could turn into a long-term health burden for many people in Vietnam.

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