Practice by Nguyễn Yến Vy

GROUP 1

2024-11-23 07:28:40 UTC

Cái kim trong bọc lâu này cũng lòi ra.
Tai vách mạch rừng.
Ai cũng có cái giá của mình. (Tiền nào của nấy)
Đầu xuôi thì đuôi mới lọt. (Đầu xuôi đuôi lọt)
Đói cho sạch, rách cho thơm.

2024-11-23 07:30:01 UTC

Sự thật sẽ được phơi bày
Tai vách mạch rừng
Tiền nào của nấy
Đầu xuôi đuôi lọt
Đói cho sạch rách cho thơm

group 2:

2024-11-23 07:31:12 UTC

cái kim trong bọc lâu ngày cũng lòi ra
tai vách mạch rừng
Cái gì cũng cũng có giá của nó
đầu xuôi đuôi lọt
đói cho sạch, rách cho thơm

group 2

2024-11-23 07:33:06 UTC

Cây kim trong bọc lâu ngày cũng lòi ra.
Tường có tai vách có ngăn.
Ai cũng có cái giá của mình.
Đầu xuôi đuôi lọt.
Đói cho sạch, rách cho thơm.

2024-11-23 07:41:40 UTC

VIETNAM CAR MARKET

1. According to statistics of the Ministry of Transport, on average, Vietnam imports about 20,000 cars of all kinds each year in the past four years

2. Vietnam currently has about 280,000 cars in total.

3.With a population of 70 million, the per capita average is only 0.04 units.

4.Currently, more than half of the cars in operation in Vietnam are outdated and fail to meet technical and environmental standards. Therefore, the need to replace them with new vehicles is evident. 5. Japan's TOYOTA company has initially achieved considerable success in the field of commerce.

6. The company sold nearly 2,500 new cars to Vietnam, with several main models: HIACE, CORONA, COROLLA, CROWN, and LANDCRUISER within the four months from April to July 2000.

7. According to those familiar with the car sales industry in Ho Chi Minh City, in recent years, nearly half of the cars imported into Vietnam are TOYOTA, followed by other car brands that are also popular with Vietnamese people such as HONDA (ACCORD, CIVIC), NISSAN (BLUEBIRD, SUNNY, STANZA), MITSUBISHI (LANCER), MERCEDES-BENZ, which are the best-selling car brands in the Vietnamese market.

GROUP 1

2024-11-23 07:41:42 UTC

According to statistics from the Ministry of Transport over the past four years, Vietnam has imported an average of about 20,000 cars of various types annually.
Currently, the total number of cars in Vietnam is approximately 280,000.
With a population of 70 million, the per capita ownership rate is only 0.04 cars.
In reality, more than half of the cars currently in circulation in Vietnam are outdated and fail to meet technical and environmental standards, making the demand for replacing them with new cars inevitable.
In the commercial sector, Japan’s TOYOTA has achieved initial success.
Within just four months, from April to July 2000, the company sold nearly 2,500 new cars in Vietnam, with key models including the HIACE, CORONA, COROLLA, CROWN, and LANDCRUISER.
Experts in the car dealership industry in Ho Chi Minh City have noted that in recent years, nearly half of the cars imported into Vietnam are TOYOTA-branded. Other brands popular among Vietnamese consumers include HONDA (ACCORD, CIVIC), NISSAN (BLUEBIRD, SUNNY, STANZA), MITSUBISHI (LANCER), and MERCEDES-BENZ, which are among the best-selling car brands in the Vietnamese market.