Things FOREIGNERS SHOULD NEVER DO in Vietnam 🇻🇳

Asking Vietnamese locals things foreigners SHOULD NOT do in Vietnam.


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[ripperchassis]

I appreciate you showcasing Vietnamese culture through video 🙌. Much of the tradition isn't passed down in America and your interviews have been very helpful in understanding our beautiful culture.

[bayluvs]

Hello Skye!

This video has great tips on what to do and NOT to do. Thank you very much!

[chriswitting]

What a fun and informative Video. Great job all around!

[TruthFinder]

Slow travel in Vietnam would be my dream come true. I’ll study the language and culture before I travel there and try my best to fitting in. I love the simple life and living with respect for others and local cultures.

[preston]

40% is likely, but only for knowing a few English responses and phrases. Realistically, I would say less than 10% can speak English fluently. That's including service industries.

An important tip for travelers is to organize their VND (monies) according to the respective denominations. There are a few bills that looks very similar except one is $200K VND and the other is $20K! Even in the day they look similar let alone at night. However, I'm grateful to say that, for the most part, vendors are honest and will give you correct change. Pls visit VN!

[JusOleHutch]

Good job. Interested in what’s coming next. Subscribed to your channel so I won’t miss anything. Keep up the good work.

[Crypto-Jas]

I love Vietnam and the Vietnamese people. I have never had a problem in Vietnam with regards to crime. It’s such a beautiful country. ❤

[Parfour]

Hi Skye, just got back from Vietnam yesterday. I had a great time, luckily I had a Vietmamese friend show me around. I did meet one scammer, but he was from New York, lol. I'm so lucky to have found your videos, they helped me so much. Thanks

[brians]

I’m very thankful for your video, I am traveling to Vietnam 🇻🇳 in March and I try my best to be respectful of the culture of the people wherever I visit. Thank you for showing how to properly treat Vietnamese people with kindness and respect.

[MSWcryptoworker]

Beautiful. I’m 71 and arriving in 5 weeks. I’m going to start learning tomorrow Vietnamese thank you. I’ve subscribed

[Mike]

Thank you for this excellent teaching. In January 2025 I will be returning to Vietnam for the fourth time since I was a soldier there during the American war. I absolutely love your country. I love how friendly and kindhearted your people are. I love how safe your country is compared to America. And I very much enjoy my interaction with Vietnamese people.I've learned a lot by listening to you. I speak a little bit of your language and strongly desire to learn more.

[geoff]

Nice cultural summary.
Especially the language tips.

[ThatGuyfromBerlin]

Super cool vlog / podcast / interview, and yes I’m still in Berlin but I’m in love for Vietnam and I think it’s a great place to visit/ living . Hehe ✌️💚😎

[yukonjeffimagery]

Great interviews! Two at once. That’s a good idea.

[bacmaaithanh]

ngày nào mình cũng vào kênh này để luyện nghe tiếng anh.

[heavanstomergatroid]

Very informative, will be in Vietnam from UK next February. Subscibed !!

[userdhss-hsjs]

I think I recognize you. Do you have another channel or did you make videos a few years ago about living in Chiang Mai Thailand?

[orthodoxcaveman]

It's funny how we have the exact same superstition about umbrellas in Portugal.

[mattski]

You beautuful women speak English as a second language better than I do it as a first language. Great video. Thank you.

[saintz]

Some good information here, but for anyone going to Vietnam, do NOT expect 40% of the population to speak English like that girl said. That’s not accurate at all, not even close. And the umbrella thing is not a Vietnamese thing lol. But one thing everyone should do is take their shoes off. It’s normal to most westerners to wear shoes in the house but it’s nasty if you actually think about it.