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Hello everyone.
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Welcome to this A2 English listening practice video.
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Today I want to tell you a story about breakfast in Vietnam.
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Many people, especially young people,
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skip breakfast, but others love it and eat every morning.
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Let me share a story about my friend Tom and how breakfast fits into life in Vietnam.
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Tom is 20 and studies at a university in Hanoi.
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He often skips breakfast.
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He wakes up late, sometimes at noon, and eats lunch instead.
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Tom says, breakfast costs money.
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I save it for games or gifts for my girlfriend.
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Many Gen Z in Vietnam do this.
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They sleep late, skip breakfast,
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and use the money for other things,
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like clothes or phone apps.
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Students like Tom are busy.
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They stay up late to study or play games like Ling Khoon.
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In the morning, they don't have time to eat.
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Some spend their breakfast money on snacks or milk tea.
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Tom's friend bought a new phone case instead of eating pho.
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In Vietnam, young people think breakfast is not important.
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They want to save money for fun.
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But skipping breakfast has problems.
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Tom feels tired in class.
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He can't focus because he's hungry.
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Many students get sick or feel weak without breakfast.
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A doctor on TV said breakfast gives energy for the day.
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Without it, young people lose strength.
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Not everyone skips breakfast.
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Tom's cousin, Anna, eats every morning.
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She wakes up at 6 a.m and runs in a park.
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After, she eats a big breakfast,
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like bánh mì with egg or soy, sticky rice.
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Anna says, eating breakfast makes me strong and happy.
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Many people in Vietnam do this.
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They wake up early, exercise, and eat well.
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Some go to street stalls for hot noodle soup or bread.
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In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City,
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breakfast is cheap and tasty.
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You can buy pho for 30,000 V&D or a bánh mì for less.
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Older people, like Tom's parents, never skip breakfast.
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They sit at small stalls, drink coffee, and eat.
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They talk about life.
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For them, breakfast is a time to relax and feel good.
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Tom tried to change.
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One day, Anna invited him to eat breakfast.
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They went to a stall near school.
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Tom ate bun cha and drank cha-da, iced tea.
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He felt happy and full of energy.
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He said, maybe breakfast is good.
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Now he tries to eat more often,
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even if it's just a small meal.
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Breakfast in Vietnam is special.
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For some, it's not important.
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But for others, it's a way to start the day right.
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Tom's story shows that breakfast can change how you feel.
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Do you eat breakfast?
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What's your favorite food?
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Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more A2 English listening practice videos.
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See you next time!
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Hello everyone.
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Welcome to this A2 English listening practice video.
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Today, I want to tell you a story about breakfast in Vietnam.
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Many people, especially young people,
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skip breakfast, but others love it and eat every morning.
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Let me share a story about my friend Tom and how breakfast fits into life in Vietnam.
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Tom is 20 and studies at a university in Hanoi.
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He often skips breakfast.
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He wakes up late, sometimes at noon, and eats lunch instead.
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Tom says, breakfast costs money.
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I save it for games or gifts for my girlfriend.
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Many Gen Z in Vietnam do this.
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They sleep late, skip breakfast,
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and use the money for other things,
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like clothes or phone apps.
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Students like Tom are busy.
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They stay up late to study or play games like Ling Khun.
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In the morning, they don't have time to eat.
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Some spend their breakfast money on snacks or milk tea.
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Tom's friend bought a new phone case instead of eating pho.
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In Vietnam, young people think breakfast is not important.
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They want to save money for fun.
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But skipping breakfast has problems.
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Tom feels tired in class.
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He can't focus because he's hungry.
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Many students get sick or feel weak without breakfast.
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A doctor on TV said breakfast gives energy for the day.
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Without it, young people lose strength.
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Not everyone skips breakfast.
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Tom's cousin, Anna, eats every morning.
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She wakes up at 6 a.m and runs in a park.
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After, she eats a big breakfast,
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like bánh mì with egg or soy, sticky rice.
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Anna says, eating breakfast makes me strong and happy.
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Many people in Vietnam do this.
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They wake up early, exercise, and eat well.
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Some go to street stalls for hot noodle soup or bread.
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In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City,
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breakfast is cheap and tasty.
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You can buy pho for 30,000 V&D or a banh mi for less.
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Older people, like Tom's parents, never skip breakfast.
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They sit at small stalls, drink coffee, and eat.
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They talk about life.
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For them, breakfast is a time to relax and feel good.
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Tom tried to change.
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One day, Anna invited him to eat breakfast.
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They went to a stall near school.
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Tom ate bun cha and drank cha da, iced tea.
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He felt happy and full of energy.
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He said, maybe breakfast is good.
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Now he tries to eat more often,
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even if it's just a small meal.
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Breakfast in Vietnam is special.
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For some, it's not important.
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But for others, it's a way to start the day right right.
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Tom's story shows that breakfast can change how you feel.
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Do you eat breakfast?
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What's your favorite food?
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Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more A2 English listening practice videos.
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See you next time!
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Hello everyone!
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Welcome to this A2 English listening practice video.
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Today I I want to tell you a story about breakfast in Vietnam.
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Many people, especially young people,
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skip breakfast, but others love it and eat every morning.
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Let me share a story about my friend Tom and how breakfast fits into life in Vietnam.
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Tom is 20 and studies at a university in Hanoi.
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He often skips breakfast.
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He wakes up late, sometimes at noon, and eats lunch instead.
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Tom says breakfast costs money.
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I save it for games or gifts for my girlfriend.
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Many Gen Z in Vietnam do this.
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They sleep late, skip breakfast,
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and use the money for other things,
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like clothes or phone apps.
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Students like Tom are busy.
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They stay up late to study or play games like Linh Khun.
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In the morning, they don't have time to eat.
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Some spend their breakfast money on snacks or milk tea.
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Tom's friend bought a new phone case instead of eating pho.
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In Vietnam, young people think breakfast is not important.
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They want to save money for fun.
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But skipping breakfast has problems.
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Tom feels tired in class.
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He can't focus because he's hungry.
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Many students get sick or feel weak without breakfast.
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A doctor on TV said breakfast gives energy for the day.
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Without it, young people lose strength.
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Not everyone skips breakfast.
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Vietnam's cousin Anna eats every morning.
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She wakes up at 6am and runs in a park.
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After she eats a big breakfast like bánh mì with egg or soy, sticky rice.
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Anna says eating breakfast makes me strong and happy.
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Many people in Vietnam do this.
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They wake up early, exercise and eat well.
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Some go to street stalls for hot noodle soup or bread.
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In Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City,
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breakfast is cheap and tasty.
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You can buy pho for 30,000 V&D or a benn mi for less.
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Older people, like Tom's parents, never skip breakfast.
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They sit at small stalls, drink coffee, and eat.
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They talk about life.
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For them, breakfast is a time to relax and feel good.
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Tom tried to change.
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One day, Anna invited him to eat breakfast.
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They went to a stall near school.
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Tom ate bun cha and drank cha da, iced tea.
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He felt happy and full of energy.
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He said, maybe breakfast is good.
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Now he tries to eat more often,
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even if it's just a small meal.
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Breakfast in Vietnam is special.
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For some, it's not important.
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But for others, it's a way to start the day right.
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Tom's story shows that breakfast can change how you feel.
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Do you eat breakfast?
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What's your favorite food?
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Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more A2 English listening practice videos.
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See you next time!
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- 早餐 (breakfast)
- 节省 (save money)
- 能量 (energy)
- 年轻人 (young people)
- 精神饱满 (full of energy)
- 学习 (study)
- 吃得好 (eat well)
- 锻炼 (exercise)
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