[Vnbiz] English website for college students

[Tu (Mr) Nguyen Ngoc]

Dear CACC

Pls find this link to the Forum for Anh Hoanh's idea.

http://www.ttinvest.com.vn/vnbizforum/index.php

This is just DEMO forum. We'll together figure out the good one if Ok. Here
is the fastest way that to share your English skills with student or anyone
who want to improve their English skills (like me, of course :-) )
I just attached this forum to my company website for testing purpose. Kindly
spend your time to visit and send feedback on: Format, setup, content or
anythings that you think about this kind of forum. All your valuable
comments are highly appreciated.

Best regards to everyone and have a good day.

Tu, Nguyen Ngoc

On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 2:31 AM, Tran Dinh Hoanh <tdhoanh at gmail.com> wrote:

> [ Vietnam Business Forum ]
>
>
> Dear CACC,
>
> For years I have had this vision that Vietnam will have an "English
> culture" like Singapore.  What I mean is that, you go to Singapore you will
> see that the Chinese speak Chinese and read Chinese newspaper, same thing
> with the Indians or the Malaysians.  I mean their traditional cultures are
> alive and well, but on top of that there is a very strong English culture
> with English-language newspaper, books, songs, etc.  The Singaporeans use
> English as their second mother tongue.  That obviously helps propel
> Singapore to the most modern city/country in Asia.    I have been dreaming
> that Vietnam will have an English-culture like that.  (And I think I've
> mentioned this dream off and on many times in this forum over the years).
>
> Last night I chatted with Le Thuy (of Tuoi Tre) a bit about this dream and
> asked her:  If we do some kind of English-language magazine for college
> students of Vietnam, would they be interested in reading it?  Le Thuy
> suggested a webiste to try.  Yeah, that's a good idea.  Why didn't I think
> of that?
>
> So here is my first question to everyone (there will be other questions
> later on).
>
> Would Vietnamese college students be interested in an English website
> devoted to them, so that they can read news and commentaries and write their
> feedback regularly (I.e., practicing reading and writing on a daily
> basis)?   (Of course, the language will be simple and clear enough to make
> the reading easy, and the content deep enough to make it educational).  (I
> mean, do they care?  or do they prefer video games instead?)
>
> Thanks a million for responding to my survey.  Oh, if you can forward this
> to college students, I would greatly appreciate it.  Off-VNBiz responses can
> be sent directly to me at tdhoanh at gmail.com.  Thanks!
>
> Have a great day!
>
> Hoanh
>
> --
> Tran Dinh Hoanh, Esq., LLB, JD
> Washington DC
>
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