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bài thứ nhất : Talk about your family customs and traditions

Almost everyone in the house will have a traditional custom. My house also has and I think everyone's customs will be similar to mine, that is, every 30 New Year's Eve my house is cleaned. Old things will be bought new to replace. And most especially, this traditional package of banh chung, banh tet, everyone must have. As soon as the cake is wrapped, we will sit together, we even stay up until night to steam the cake. Because of wrapping the cake, we sat together again and became closer. I really like this custom.

BÀi 2: Talk about your favorite festival in Vietnam

My favorite festival is Tet. Tet is the New Year's Eve moment between the old year and the new year. Before Tet, everyone is busy cleaning the house, preparing the peach blossom branches, making the trays, .. .. On New Year's Eve is also considered a reunion day for families to review the old stories of the past year and wish a prosperous and prosperous new year. On the first day of Tet, children are given money to celebrate their age, as well as adults' wishes for their children to grow up. That's why I love Tet so much.

THAM KHẢO:
Like many families in my country, my family has a lot of traditions around Christmas time. We always decorate the tree together a few weeks before Christmas, and then we hang up our stockings by the fireplace on Christmas Eve. And we always read a book called “A child’s Christmas”. We start reading at the beginning of December and then we end right before Christmas day. And on Christmas day, we always go to my aunt and uncle’s house. And we skate on their pond, so all my family and my cousin’s, we all like skating, just really fun. And we hold Christmas dinner together. I love Christmas time and traditions that come with it. Yeah, it makes you feel very happy. It’s a joyful time when everybody expresses love and acceptance, so it’s very nice. I think it’s important to do things as a family because it’s good to pass down traditions. It makes you feel like you belong somewhere. And it’s just nice to have something to celebrate.

Topic 4: Talk about your family customs and traditions

1. What are your family customs ang traditions?

They are : worshipping ancestor , making Chung cakes , going to the pagoda at Tet,....

2. How do you feel about them?

I feel it's very interesting and meaningful

3. Which the customs or tradition do you like best?

I like making Chung cakes

4. Why is it important to you and your family?

Because it is passed down through the generations: my ancestor, my grandparents,my parents,...

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1, making chung cakes,worshipping ancester,go to pagoda....

2, It's funy and interesting

3,I like worshipping ancester

4, because of showing respect

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In our country, there are quite lots of different festivals every years. However, I think Tet festival is the most typical festival for most Vietnamese people. Though we can live or work far from our family, we still try to get together at Tet. Tet festival often occurs in late January or February.

It is a good chance for us to have days off and have time to visit relatives or friends for giving good luck and the best wishes to each other. For some people who are rich, they can go on a trip somewhere in Viet Nam or in foreign countries to enjoy Tet festival

i like country life. because people in the countryside are more friendly than those who live in city

in the countryside, the enviroment is very fresh and it have many trees. my mind is better: not busy, peaceful.

many people say that: " the country life is very boring!" but i don't think so. i think although the countryside doesn't have many means of the entertainment but we can play traditionnal games..

in the city, people always want to work and work, they want to have much money. so, sometimes they forget many interesting things in their life.

in the countryside, you can become another one : you are better, happier anh care of everybody. here, people are a big family, if you are sad, they are sad with you. if you smile, they smile with you

only thing i want to say " i love country life and my Hanam province, forever"

Dear Dan,

I am writing this letter to give you great news on my newly purchased house. I hope you are doing well and sorry for not being in touch for such a long time. I was too busy in moving to new house.

As you know, our old house was not that specious and had only two bedrooms. With addition my baby girl we needed a bigger house. Neighborhood was also not that great and it was very far from Ben's office. It took long time to buy this new house, but believe me this is great one! My son is very happy to be at this new house. We have 3 specious bedrooms, a big size living and dining room and a fully equipped kitchen. My baby girl has a great space to crawl. It has a small backyard with a pet house for our doggy - Raju.

More importantly, this new house is very close to Ben's office. Now he is starting late to office and reaching back home early. Ben is also happy to give quality time for us, instead of wasting his time on long travel and traffic jams.

This Sunday, if you are available please visit our new house; I am sure you will like it.
We can have a lunch together with our families. We will also like to get your creative ideas for decorating our kid's rooms. Please find the address as below.

E8-1103, Lake Town, Near Hyde Park, Harrow.

See you soon!

Lots of love

Customs and traditions are very important in my opinion. Like other families, we have our own customs and traditions. First of all, there is a tradition in my family of having to clean the house before the 30th of Tet. Everyone is assigned easy work, some clean the house, sweep the cobwebs, others decorate the house, pack the banh chung, .... We have been following this tradition for 3 generations. Second, we have the custom of Sunday together. We often go back to our hometown to visit our grandparents and neighbors there. That custom makes us closer. We all like our customs and traditions because they give our family a sense of belonging.