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An interview with me about my holiday in Vietnam.
I recently bought an English speaking robot from Japan. His name is English Robot 3000, and he’s very nice. In this podcast, English Robot 3000 asks me questions about my holiday in Vietnam and I talk about what I did, where I went and how it felt.
The next podcast will contain lots of really useful language for meeting people when you are travelling.
Hope you enjoy the episode, and happy new year!
Here is a photo of English Robot 3000. There are photos of my Vietnam holiday on my Facebook profile.
English Robot 3000
Luke's ENGLISH Podcast 
Hello! My name is Chi and I’m VNese too. I cannot get enough of your podcast. It is the BEST one on the Internet.
Hi Luke,
First of all, I just found your page yesterday and Ive been enjoying your really interesting and informative podcasts, especially this one. I really like British accents which I find quite fascinating and sexy, so Ive tried to copy it whenever I speak English 😉 .
I am glad to hear you had a good time in Vietnam. Although Im Vietnamese, Ive got my stomach upset from time to time. Surprised! However, thats one of the best parts when you pay a visit to Asian countries. Hence its worth trying, isnt it? You’re right, towns and beaches in the center are quite spectacular and spendid. Those are my favorite places whenever I want to escape from the busy Ho Chi Minh city. Probably you might notice that you would find more foreigners in those towns than in the cities. Therefore, you would easily find companies to rock the towns. 😉
Regarding flights from London, I once took a Vietnam airline flight directly from Gatwick to HCM City (or Ha Noi). Its price is reasonable, even for a round trip. You may take a look to have another option when visiting back there.
Finally, thanks for the amazing podcasts. I wish you and your beloved ones a merry Christmas and happy New Year.
V
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Xin chào Luke !
My name is Hien Nguyen. I’m from Viet Nam. I love your podcasts very much although I haven’t understood all of them. Thanks a lot.