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What language do the Hoa speak?
Most Hoa are descended from Chinese settlers who came from the Guangdong province from about the eighteenth century, and it is for this reason that most of them today speak Cantonese, though there is also a large group who speak Teochew.
How would you describe Vietnamese culture?
Some elements considered to be characteristic of Vietnamese culture include ancestor veneration, respect for community & family, manual labour and living in harmony with nature.
What is face in Vietnamese culture?
Face is an individual’s social standing, and is a key part of Vietnamese business culture. You should avoid causing someone to lose face at all costs, as it’s often unforgivable.
Who are the Kinh people of Vietnam?
The Kinh people or Viet people, the most predominant ethnic, accounts for 87\% of the population in Vietnam. They live in most of the country such as the alluvial plains delta of Red River and Mekong River. The Kinh uses the official language of Vietnam, Vietnamese, as the main language.
Who are the Hoa people of Vietnam?
Local groups: Quang Dong, Quang Tay, Hai Nam, Trieu Chau, Phuc Kien, Sang Phang, Xia PHong, Thang Nham, Minh Huong, He… Language: The Hoa or ethnic Chinese, speak a language belonging to the Chinese, language group (Sino-Tibetan language family). History: The Hoa have migrated to Vietnam in different periods since the 15th century.
Language: The Hoa or ethnic Chinese, speak a language belonging to the Chinese, language group (Sino-Tibetan language family). History: The Hoa have migrated to Vietnam in different periods since the 15th century. Later on, other waves of Hoa immigrants came at the end of the Minh, or beginning of the 20th century.
What language do the Kinh people speak?
The Kinh uses the official language of Vietnam, Vietnamese, as the main language. This language was created by Spanish missionaries in the second half of the 19th century. However, depending on the region, Vietnamese are pronounced and used in different ways by the Kinh making the diversity of language.