11 Things About Vietnam

Hi, it's Loic. We spent 5 weeks in Vietnam and we had a great time. We saw my grandmother and some friends from Seattle. I hope you like my new video: "11 Things to Know About Vietnam".



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  1. Bill TaylorApril 30, 2019 at 1:55 PM

    Hi, Loic. What a wonderful presentation about Vietnam. One thing you did especially well is show how much variety there is in Vietnam. Good work. I can't wait to learn about Columbia. Love,
    Grandpa

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  2. minaMay 22, 2019 at 2:52 PM

    Super Loic. Vraiment tu as choisi de facon tres personnelle ce que tu voulais transmettre de ton experience au Vietnam; ta facon de le voir. C'est tres engageant. Je vais le faire suivre à mes amis.
    J'ai hate de voir si tu en fais sur la Colombier.

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