How are you? I hope you are doing well. I wanted to tell you about something really fun that happened at my school recently - we celebrated Tet! Tet is a huge holiday here, and even though we're at school, they made it really special.

We had a whole day dedicated to Tet. The school was decorated beautifully, and some people wore wearing traditional clothes. We even had a little "market" where different classes set up stalls selling traditional food and drinks. There were lots of activities too. We watched dance performances, which was amazing!

Have you ever celebrated anything similar in your school? I'd love to hear about it.

Hope to hear from you soon!

Sincerely,

Phu

How are you doing? I just wanted to drop you a quick email to tell you about one of my favourite school festival held recently - Tet festival! In Vietnam, we celabrate Tet to welcome the new year, which is very special. Especially in my school, this festival is carefully prepared by our teacher so it's always different and unique annually.

Although my school was horribly crowded at first since everyone can join (even if they're not attending our school), I still appreciated the festival. We watched some performance from our seniors, played the duck-catching game, made Chung cake and my most-liked part: the mini stand! We sold foods, toys or Tet decorations. I bought a DIY wool tulip, by the way. It looked amazing😎.

Do you like to join these kinds of festival? It'll be great if you can tell me.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you.

Take care,

Van

How's it going? I hope you're having a great time at the moment. I wanted to tell you about my school's Tet festival. It's basically our version of celebrating Lunar new year. This year, the school prepared very carefully for the festival, and it went out quite well. There were decorations everywhere, really giving a traditional vibe, and mostly everyone wore their traditional clothes. The thing that I liked the most was the bazaar, almost every class set up different stands selling goodies from homemade food to school equipment. I bought a lot of cash but I didn't buy a lot because some of the food there were questionable and none of the sold items were in my liking. But my own class went absolutely all in this year, we got a profit of 600K VND(half of that using scams)! We basically owned the stock market there. There were lots of traditional games we played, such as the duck-catching game and Chung cake competition. It was nice that we also had photo booths there so we could take photos to remind us of that amazing day. There were also dance performances and at the end our principle all wished us a good holiday.

How about you? Any fun plans or anything exciting going on?

Can't wait to hear from you!

Cheers,

Justin