It's really hard to find a job you love. People work jobs they hate because it makes good money, even if it's boring and they absolutely hate it. Many people go through job after job until their satisfied with their working environment. There will always be that one coworker they don't get along with or that boss that they hate so much. It's hard being able to find a job that you'll absolutely love and never get bored of. I thought I wouldn't be able to find a job I love. I was always interested in working at a restaurant or an environment that will keep me on my feet and busy. It took me awhile to find one, but the job opportunity came to me for a Vietnamese Karaoke Bar (Café 1221) opening up on Dorchester Ave, Dorchester, Ma. .
I was first offered this job towards the end of March, beginning of April. The bosses wanted me to be a bartender during day shifts and waitress during night shifts and I accepted. This was an amazing job opportunity; I got the chance to work around Vietnamese people, which taught me more about my culture. I was afraid at first that I couldn't communicate or understand my customers because I wasn't fluent in Vietnamese. I was slowly losing my language, but this job gave me the chance to relearn it and put it to good use. From working at this café, I learned to read and write in Vietnamese. I learned new words and was able to keep a conversation with customers, since most of my customers were Vietnamese. This job helped me appreciate my culture more and made me very proud of my nationality. .
The other best part of this job was being able to connect with my coworkers. My head bartender was like an older sister to me, and I appreciated her help when I needed to learn how to make a smoothie or coffee. My other waitresses were friends and family. My coworkers knew I wasn't fluent in Vietnamese and they would never feel troubled when I asked them to translate for me.
My Favorite Food-Vietnamese Pizza Although I've tried many kinds of foods of different countries, Vietnamese pizza is still my most favorite food. ... Cooking Vietnamese pizza requires three steps. ... Vietnamese pizza represents South food. ... Whenever, where there are Vietnamese pizza is served, I"m sure there are South Vietnamese people live there. ... Vietnamese pizza is still my most favorite food. ...
You will also find Vietnamese women wearing a non la just walking down the street. ... The hat is worn by women working in the rice fields, shopping and doing other traveling from places to places. ... It is used by Vietnamese workers in the fields on a sunny day or just resting under a tree resting. ... It is a symbol of Viet Nam and passed on from generations to generations. If you are in another country, seeing a non la is like seeing another piece of Viet Nam....
You will also find Vietnamese women wearing a non la just walking down the street. ... The hat is worn by women working in the rice fields, shopping and doing other traveling from places to places. ... It is used by Vietnamese workers in the fields on a sunny day or just resting under a tree resting. ... It is a symbol of Viet Nam and passed on from generations to generations. If you are in another country, seeing a non la is like seeing another piece of Viet Nam....
Vietnamese Nationalism The Vietnamese had to take the rights steps toward independence. ... Since the United States did not understand the nature of Vietnamese nationalism, the United States helped the South Vietnamese. ... Even though the Chinese, who gave the Vietnamese some arms and equipment, the U.S. said that the Vietnamese attempts to contact with Washington was a failure. ... The Vietnamese had taken the rights steps toward independence. ... The first issue is the nature of Vietnamese patriotism, which is the Vietnamese people's loyalty and strong ties to their country. ...
By studying the region, we see how Koreatown's economic growth led it to having a variety of professional businesses and offices, upscale malls, karaoke clubs, and bars, pulling more upper and middle income people to the area. ... Besides these businesses, Koreatown now contains upscale shopping centers, and various bars and karaoke clubs for these new professionals that work in Koreatown (Park and Kim, 128, 138). ... The previously moderate property values and efforts by entrepreneurs in Koreatown made the region an attractive place for professionals working in the central city, and youn...
Growing up in a Vietnamese family, I have a vivid memory of Vietnamese coffee. Unlike American espresso or latte, Vietnamese coffee is unique in its own way. ... Vietnamese coffee is often mixed with condensed milk and ice (or served hot). ... Vietnamese coffee is known for being strong and caffeinated. ... In Vietnamese culture, this is an authentic way of making and drinking coffee. ...
As we can see from the beliefs of the American subcommittee, "the idea that indigenous political traditions or abilities might permit the Vietnamese to govern themselves in the postwar period was almost inconceivable," and this rested on "pervasive American assumptions of Vietnamese subservience and susceptibility to external control," (Bradley 89, 93). ... The lesson the Americans learned was that this war for the Vietnamese meant far more than Communism, but to achieve an "unfulfilled national purpose [from the first Indochina War]" and that by being the formidably stronger opponent, ...
The Vietnamese cuisine has a long history as its country. Before 1975, the term fast food is not in Vietnamese's dictionary. ... In recent year, the western fast food had taken the important position in Vietnamese food market. ... The development of economy has the great effect in the Vietnamese's lifestyle. ... The increase in fast food consumption in Viet Nam is inevitable. ...
Under French control economic developments such as rubber plantations, mining of minerals, growth of coal fields and rice cultivation did occur but this policy of exploitation had horrific social consequences: Before French rule, most Vietnamese were landowners and the land now belonged to the French; industries such as rubber and mining were based on cheap native labour working in terrible conditions; opium production was boosted, creating a large increase in addiction. ... Giap and his Viet Minh troops entered Hanoi on the 17th of August. ... Within ten days of the Japanese surrender the V...