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14 tháng 12 2020

Pho is one of my neighbour favorite foods. Pho is the most popular and special dish in our neighbourhood. There are two main kinds of Pho: Pho with beef and Pho with chicken. Pho is served in a bowl with a specific cut of white rice noodles in clear beef broth, with slim cuts of beef (steak, fatty flank, lean flank, brisket). Chicken Pho is made using the same spices as beef, but the broth is made using only chicken bones and meat, as well as some internal organs of the chicken, such as the heart, the undeveloped eggs and the gizzard. We alway enjoy a bowl of hot and spicy Pho for breakfast. Mornings are a special time for pho in Vietnam. We love Pho and we can eat it every morning without boring.

14 tháng 12 2020

Then it comes to popular food,i cannot tell it all, but there is a kind of food that i do not mention is a huge omission. It is a poular dish that may people have enten and experienced, the reason why it is popular is because it is both delicious and cheap, So it is also one of my favorite popular dishes.

Correct the mistakes in this sentence: 

Lan is talking at her friends, Mai.

=> Có thể sửa thành : ''with'' hoặc ''to ''

12 tháng 12 2020

Correct the mistakes in this sentence:

 Lan is talking at -> about her friend, Mai.

Saigon Street Food: Bun Do – Delicious Red NoodlesBy Izzy Pulido -April 10, 20190If you’re strolling down Hai Ba Trung Street during the late afternoon, it is very likely that you’ll run into a cluster of locals sitting barely an inch off the ground on footstools the size of tissue boxes. As you make your way through the roadblock of hunched over individuals, take note of what has caused this obstruction: a steaming bowl of bun do, or red noodles. The red noodle moniker is easily...
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Saigon Street Food: Bun Do – Delicious Red Noodles
By Izzy Pulido -April 10, 20190
If you’re strolling down Hai Ba Trung Street during the late afternoon, it is very likely that you’ll run into a cluster of locals sitting barely an inch off the ground on footstools the size of tissue boxes. As you make your way through the roadblock of hunched over individuals, take note of what has caused this obstruction: a steaming bowl of bun do, or red noodles. The red noodle moniker is easily understood the moment you see the hawker churning up a vat of the red-tinged broth.

Another Famous Noodle Dish of South Vietnam
Bun do, pronounced boon-daw (like the word “saw”), is savory beyond compare. Every ingredient in the dish adds body to an already luscious broth flavored with a touch of tamarind sauce and chili paste. Handfuls of boiled morning glory, chunks of congealed blood, eggs scrambled with crab meat, scoops of stewed tomatoes, hefty blocks of tofu, and a bundle of rice vermicelli noodles, called bun, pack a mighty punch of flavor. The soup is then garnished with a log of Vietnamese sausage known as cha. Order two if you’re feeling glutinous and don’t mind paying extra, but I wouldn’t blame you considering it is the most balanced version of cha I have ever tasted in Saigon. The murky mauve splotch dab smack in your bowl is none other than mam tom, fermented shrimp paste that has a rancid yet rich flavor obsessed about by many in this region. Stir the bowl well to evenly distribute the flavors.

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It isn’t easy to handle such a huge pot every day!
Most people mistake bun do with bun rieu, another Northern noodle dish, which is an easy error since the broth of both soups is made from pureed river crab meat. The only major difference between the two dishes is the heightened acidity of bun rieu from the addition of more tomatoes and sometimes tamarind sauce to give it an extra kick.

The broth used for bun do is purely from crab meat and tends to be more mellow rather than sour. The color of the broth is more a reflection of the flavor preferences of each region. In the south, a pinch of annatto powder is added to the stew as natural food coloring and an aroma enhancer, deepening the broth’s color into that reddish hue that gave bun do its “red noodle” nickname. Bun rieu also uses of flash-fried morning glory, which makes a bowl of bun rieu strikingly more textured compared to that of bun do.

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It’s a common launch in town.
Recommended Place for Bun Do in Saigon
Ms. Le’s Delicious Shoulder Pole
In an area located behind Diamond Plaza, around the corner from Nguyen Van Chiem or Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street depending on what route you’ve taken, is Ms. Le’s famous bun do spot.

On a sidewalk on Hai Ba Trung, she unburdens herself of her carrying pole at approximately 4 PM every afternoon and begins serving her soup to loyal customers shortly thereafter. This is not a fixed address. In the morning starting at 10 AM, she feeds a hungover crowd of club-goers behind Lush Nightclub. This operation goes on until 3:30 PM where she then travels with her carrying pole and two heavy vats of soup to the Hai Ba Trung location. The afternoon shift runs from 4 to 6 PM in the evening.

The second location, where Van brought us, is located in Saigon’s financial district bringing in a number of office professionals looking for cheap lunch or dinner. During lunch hours, there’s a stall selling sugarcane juice but you’re out of luck come dinner time if you’re thirsty as there are no mobile beverage stations nearby.

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One of the most casual experience to try when you’re in Saigon is…
…And the Unique Experiences from Her Mobile Spot
When Van started visiting this spot two years ago, Ms. Le used to sell a few blocks down from this current location but because of the rapid industrialization happening in this neighborhood, her spot has shifted more and more north up the sidewalk. Van’s affinity for bun noodles brought her to this place, where she enjoys making bypassers jealous and hungry as she leisurely slurps her bowl of noodles.

The busy street scene might be off-putting to some, but Van says its all part of the experience. I can see what she means. Sitting on the sidewalk with the roar of engines at ear’s length is quite possibly one of the most surreal dining experiences I’ve had in Saigon thus far. There are no tables and the chairs are so low that if I had knee problems, I probably would not have been able to get up without assistance.

The small chairs are not without cause. 78% of street food vendors in Saigon are billed to be operating illegally, according to The Guardian. The street vendor hierarchy is divided into three tiers. Ms. Le exists in the third tier of illegal street vendors: those who are hypermobile as to evade being caught by the police. It’s a sad affair but in the world of Saigon street eating, it is an everyday reality.

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People easily become more friendly when eating this way.
This type of streetside eating is as basic as you can get so if you are not accustomed to eating without a table (don’t feel bad if balancing a bowl of hot soup while wielding chopsticks is a skill you don’t have) or if you have bad knees, this might not be the place for you. However, if you love the hustle and bustle of Saigon’s streets and want to rub some shoulders with the locals, then by all means, stop on by. Just don’t forget to BYOB —bring your own drinks—if you’re visiting in the evening as there’s nowhere close to order drinks unless you want to splurge on some fancy tea at the Pata Chou Bakery next door.

Let us know what you think after you try it!

More information:
Dish’s name: Bun do (Literally translate into Red Noodle)
Price: 15,000 VND/bowl
Opening time: from 10:30 AM to 6 PM
Address: Behind Diamond Plaza, at the T-junction of Hai Ba Trung Street and Nguyen Van Chiem Street

 

Read more: Banh Khot: The Tastiest Street Food in Saigon

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11 tháng 12 2020

The government ............................ these people the right to settle near the university.

A. is given

B. will be given

C. was given

D. has given

11 tháng 12 2020

The government ............................ these people the right to settle near the university.

A. is given

B. will be given

C. was given

D. has given

10 tháng 12 2020

1.D 

2.B

3.A

4.C

Chúc bạn học tốt nhé <3

10 tháng 12 2020

1.Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined

A.mease           B.pleasure              C.telivision             D.sugar

2.An:"Thanks a lot for the lovely dinner" Bac:"......."

A.Thank you too             B.You're welcome            C.It's all right            D.Please don't say so

3.We have decided to clean up the lake...it is full of rubbish

A.because            B.so             C.but                    D.therefore

4.Choose the word whose main stressed syllable is placed differently from that of the other in each group

A.arcade             B.cartoon            C.invite          D.author

9 tháng 12 2020

 She's going to visit the Temple of Literature and the Imperial Academy.

+ Câu bị động :

we should write a brochure about Hue Imperial Citadel  to prepare for our presentation

=>A brochure should be written about Hue Imperial Citadel by us to prepare for our presentation

8 tháng 12 2020

Trả lời 

don't use that car. It's ...safety..(safe)

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24 tháng 12 2020

Mr. Thang is the second son of Uncle Duong. After graduating from the Military Technical Academy, Mr. Thang worked in the Spratly Islands with the rank of Lieutenant. After two years working on the island, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant, and was allowed to leave for three weeks. He came over to my house to play, gave her parents a pound of dried fish, a marine gift from an island soldier and gave her a beautiful, seven-color sea snail shell. The sun and sea breeze have molded a solid soldier with bright eyes, enlarged chest, firm limbs, and tan skin lacquer. He told the island soldiers to be strong to cope with the ocean winds. He told me many funny and strange stories on the island: There are large and heavy turtles up to two or three weights; there are flocks of several thousand birds flying in the sky; Then the story of going on patrol, going fishing, growing green vegetables, reading books, newspapers, wrapping banh chung on the occasion of Tet ... The life of island soldiers is hard and proud. This afternoon, I came home from school, my mother said that Mr. Thang has already gone to the island, I miss him so much.