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In Vietnam, we usually keep things simple when greeting people or saying goodbye. People here are quite shy about hugging others cause it's not really part of our culture. Most of the time, we just say 'bye' or give a little wave. We only shake hands in more formal situations, like when meeting a boss, business partners, or important officials.


Thường thì ở Việt Nam chúng tôi sẽ chỉ có những hoạt động cử chỉ đơn giản lúc phải nói lời chào hoặc tạm biệt. Con người Việt Nam thường khá ngại trao nhau những chiếc ôm - bởi lẽchúng tôi khác văn hoá cởi mở hơn so với phương Tây. Hầu hết chúng tôi chỉ chào "tạm biệt nhé" hoặc vẫy chào. Chúng tôi chỉ thường sẽ bắt tay nhau trong những dịp quan trọng, như gặp sếp lớn, các đối tác hoặc như nguyên thủ quốc gia chẳng hạn.

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G-greeting or s-saying goodbye

In Vietnam, we usually keep things simple when greeting people or saying goodbye.

People here are quite shy about hugging others cause it's not really part of our culture.

Most of the time, we just say 'bye' or give a little wave.

We only shake hands in more formal situations, like when meeting a boss, business partners, or important officials.

People here are quite shy about hugging others because it's not really part of our culture.

The shortened word "cause" is used in spoken language, especially between family members and friends. However, it is not used in writing nonfiction. (In a story, a character might say this as part of a dialog. Otherwise you probably will not see it in print.) Something else to consider is whether the shortened word should be written with an apostrophe at the beginning ['cause] to show that letters are missing. Finally, there is a noun "cause" which you will see in all types of writing.

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In Vietnam, we usually keep things simple when greeting people or saying goodbye.


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People here are quite shy about hugging others cause it's not really part of our culture.


People here are quite shy about hugging others because it's not really part of our culture.

The shortened word "cause" is used in spoken language, especially between family members and friends. However, it is not used in writing nonfiction. (In a story, a character might say this as part of a dialog. Otherwise you probably will not see it in print.) Something else to consider is whether the shortened word should be written with an apostrophe at the beginning ['cause] to show that letters are missing. Finally, there is a noun "cause" which you will see in all types of writing.

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Most of the time, we just say 'bye' or give a little wave.


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We only shake hands in more formal situations, like when meeting a boss, business partners, or important officials.


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