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1) In the countryside more than 10 times. In the city less than 2

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haha now i can see that the Vietnamese taxis didn't understand you.
Even your multiple answer numbering is opening to errors.
Try:
1.
a)聽 聽 b)聽 聽 聽c)
2.
a)聽 聽 b)聽 聽 聽c)

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hELLnoi wrote:

haha now i can see that the Vietnamese taxis didn't understand you.
Even your multiple answer numbering is opening to errors.
Try:
1.
a)聽 聽 b)聽 聽 聽c)
2.
a)聽 聽 b)聽 聽 聽c)

I designed pre-answered questionaires in business studies.

Can I get a redo?

Thanks Khanh44, solo1 for your opinion here!

Hi hELLnoi, thanks for your tip for the numbering.. I just corrected it
Well..it is not that taxi example is not understandable but there are many occasions, during life and travel in Vietnam, that can be challenging, annoying or some kind of pain points, I believe. But I am not sure yet whether it is only very few foreigner's thought..really curious how other expats think..let's see

Btw, hELLnoi..what is your answers to those two questions?

I don't have any issues.
I call a Vietnamese and use the speaker to talk to my Vietnamese friend to translate what I want to do or where I want to go.
I understand the poor training the front desk is so I often ask to speak with the manager and be sure they understand English.
I still do not trust that they understand English. I do the above, call a Vietnamese. Then I ask the manager to tell me what I want before he instructs his staff.
Welcome to Vietnam. I can swear Murphy was part Vietnamese聽

Anyone else?

1.聽 E.聽 I struggle all the time.聽 Sense and sensibility are still lagging.

2.聽 A.聽 I would love to have a hot line that can help me sort out this 19th century Vietnam.