10 MAJOR Differences between Vietnam and America (according to Phúc Mập)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 15 лис 2022
- Some of the differences that I've noticed between Vietnam and America. If you have any that I missed, comment down below.
----------------------------------------------------------
Don't forget to pick up your "Phúc Mập" MERCH:
phuc-map-vlog.myspreadshop.com/
----------------------------------------------------------
I am always interested in the feedback of my viewers. Commenting on the video not only helps me to see what my audience likes, but also helps the video get promoted more on UA-cam. If you enjoyed the content, consider subscribing for more!
----------------------------------------------------------
For advertising, events, collaborations, and sponsorships:
HurleysWork@gmail.com
----------------------------------------------------------
Buy me a coffee:
www.buymeacoffee.com/phucmapvlog
----------------------------------------------------------
Follow me on social media:
linktr.ee/PhucMapVlog
----------------------------------------------------------
Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @phucmapvlog
----------------------------------------------------------
High quality music and stock video:
ARTLIST: bit.ly/3eBVoOa
ARTGRID: bit.ly/3tHA8L0
----------------------------------------------------------
The Gear that I use:
www.amazon.com/shop/phucmapvlog
(This is an affiliate link. If you click on it and buy something, I will get a percentage with no extra cost to you. Thanks!)
----------------------------------------------------------
Welcome to my channel! My name is Hurley, but the Vietnamese know me as "Phúc Mập". I've lived in Vietnam for the past 8 years, meeting locals, and traveling to new places around Vietnam and Asia. This channel is to express how much I love Vietnam, its people, food, and culture.
----------------------------------------------------------
(Any extra footage that appears in this video is either stock footage or falls under fair use)
#livinginvietnam #expatinvietnam #nguoitaynoitiengviet #nguoinuocngoai #nguoitaynoitiengviet #phucmap #saigon #vietnam #hurleyswork #nguoinuocngoainoigivevietnam #phucmapvlog
----------------------------------------------------------
Thanks for watching my video, subscribe to the channel for more content!
Hãy theo dõi Phúc Mập trên Instagram nha: instagram.com/phucmapvlog
Không nơi nào trên thế giới này mà người dân thân thiện như VIỆT NAM, Bạn đã đi và cảm nhận !
Qua hôm let bên mỹ đi a phục oi
A phúc mặt áo có đỏ sao vàng ở nước Mỹ xen thử coi có ai đánh phưc ko vậy mình nghe nói vậy đó a phục
@@vinhhoa9862 thằng nào con nào giám đánh ?? Xàm chả qua lũ sọc bắt nạt lẫn nhau ! Để khuyên góp kiếm ăn thôi!
Wow! Impressive thumbnail anh Phuc! Great video!!
makka means fish eyes
Thanks buddy 🤙🏻
Loved it Em Hurley!! Keep it up nhé
Cảm ơn Phúc Mập ! e ngày nào cũng xem video của a .View hơi ít so với các kênh giải trí ,nhưng đừng nản lòng a nhé . còn rất nhiều bạn rất thích xem video của a như em lắm !
All facts and love the vibe Phuc Map
Hello, Chúc bạn một ngày nhiều niềm vui và May mắn nhé 👍👏
Loved this video. I work with a lot of Vietnamese people at work (about 1/3). This really taught me some more about daily life in Vietnam, and what they may have experienced before they left. Have you personally noticed much of a difference between North and South Vietnamese culture? I am learning Northern dialect.
Good for you for learning it, especially learning the northern dialect because southern dialect has a lot of slangs and often words are just mispronounced (The qu sound is swapped out for the w sound, but only on SOME some words like Vietnam is Yietnam...then again Hai Phongers will say VietLam...egads!)
DoodahGurl FYI northerners mispronounced many words too. Like for example, people from Hải Dương, Hưng Yên tend to get confused and get the “L” and “N” sounds mixed up. In other words, if the word begins with the letter “N”, they will say it like it begins with the letter “L” instead, and vice versa…
@@lilylovesitaly3932 If you read my comment again, you will see that I mention Hai Phongers swapping out the L and N and gave an example where they will say VietLam instead of VietNam.
Northern Vietnam man usually more competitive, agressive, hard working and more family oriented than their Southern counter part.
Northern women are more consevative and usually prettier than their Southern counter part. And very family oriented. For Vietnamese it is widely excepted that Northern girl are the best wife material , while Southern girl are most fun to date with
@@phanhuyduc2395 “northern women are more conservative and usually prettier than their counterparts” REALLY? ARE YOU SERIOUS? I have never seen a more conceited, stupid comment such as yours. You need to go back to school and learn English grammar and proper punctuations before you get on UA-cam. You made so many mistakes in one short comment it isn’t even funny. First off, it’s “counterparts” NOT “counter part”. “It’s widely ACCEPTED that…” NOT “excepted.” FYI, “excepted” isn’t even a word in English dude. “…are more fun to date.” NOT “are more fun to date WITH.” People like you are the reason why us southerners don’t really like northerners. I’m being polite and try not to use the word “HATE” here.
Hay, tks Phúc
Love yours video tks
Love what youre doing to rep the community
Hay quá Phúc ơi!
Chào buổi sáng. Outstanding video. The video equipment you are using is adding value to your videos. The lighting, camera tracking and sound are all good.
Nice 👍, great thumbnail too
great video and observations!
Thanks buddy
I very like your video. All wishes good to you❤️
As a guy with a Vietnamese wife/ family. I have to say these videos are spot on and hella funny. If you ever do a podcast i would listen to that shit allday.
You hit the nail on the head with the point about Family, thanks for sharing your opinion
Thanks for watching!
Hurley!!! You made it man! So proud of you!!!
Thanks for that!
I really enjoy watching your videos! It makes me enjoy my home country and culture that much more. Please continue to provide us with this content. It opens up a new perspective for all other countries, including America. Awesome! I was born in Chau doc, Vietnam back in ‘76. I never received formal Vietnamese education. I came to the states in ‘81/‘82. I wish I would have learned to read and write Vietnamese so I could speak better Viet like you my friend! Kudos to you for doing so well with our language!
Thanks for watching, feel free to use the subtitles on here and Instagram to help you get better with reading and writing
Funny, insightful, diplomatic and respectful. I love the "gotta cut back somewhere", I'm going to plagiarize that.
I stole it from my old roommate, so I don’t mind
Good observation
Great Job on explaining our culture, Phuc. You make me miss my home country now. Wish I were there for Tết holiday every year. I'm gonna follow your channel now. Also I enjoy 2 ngày 1 đêm show you were on last couple weeks. Hopefully you understood all their jokes. By the way I wish you and your family a great Tết with lots of health and lucks.
Thanks a lot, Happy New Year!
Love your #10 difference theee most. That’s big facts
Very true!
You ‘re hilarious Phúc
I got a bit dizzy with the switching of languages but I am ok
😋😋
So classic love your clips
Glad you enjoyed!
Hi Phuc Map! I just left Louisville after having lived there for 11 years. I also lived in Lexington for a few years while I went to UK (University of Kentucky). I'll be visiting Vietnam in January for the first time! I've been watching your videos since I decided to go to Vietnam. Good stuff sir!
_ Nếu bạn đến VN vào đầu tháng 1 thì bạn đi chơi thoải mái. Còn nếu vào cuối tháng 1 (thời gian cuối của tháng sẽ là vào Tết của Việt Nam) tôi mong bạn có người bạn Việt Nam nào đó để có thể ở và ăn uống cùng họ. Vì các quán ăn đều đóng cửa gần hết để chơi Tết.
_ Hoặc bạn có thể sang Việt Nam vào tháng 2, lúc ý là sau Tết thì các quán ăn nhà hàng đã được mở cửa trở lại.
@@TicTic. Thank you so much for the helpful information. I will be there in early January and then I am taking a short trip to Thailand on the 26th of January, so I will be in Vietnam during the start of Tet which is January 22, correct? Unfortunately I do not really know anyone in Vietnam, but maybe by then I will have met some people.
@@isadoreducasse9822 chúc bạn có chuyến đi du lịch vui vẻ, đáng nhớ, và gặp nhiều may mắn.☺
@@TicTic. Cảm ơn bạn cho các từ loại.
I'm 99% agree with you about Vietnam !!! ☺️👍🇻🇳
Chính con bà xác! Nạn xả rác, tiểu bậy, vi phạm luật giao thông Việt Nam. Là vấn đề nhức nhối nhất.
You’re the best Phuc
you got some nice points there pal
youre very honest bro
Rất đúng Phúc 👍👍
Từ khi Phúc về Mỹ, Phúc làm ít video hơn có phải vì lý do #5???
À, another difference is that in VN it’d be perfectly okay and very normal for people to ask about your age when you first meet while, in America, you’d be considered rude rude rude for asking people’s age regardless (first meet or last meet or “middle” meet 😅). People in America is way too sensitive and the fact that EVERYTHING got politicized makes it even worse.
good point!
Video hay.
At 9:15 you have a clip from one of the funniest movies ever made. Used Cars with Kurt Russell. It was made in 1980 in the Mesa Arizona area...
Thumbnail đẹp quá a Phúc mập. Thumbnail ấn tượng
Cảm ơn nha
Phần cuối tui đồng ý với Phúc đẹp trai
I shared this video to my husband (Caucasian) he totally agrees with you on number 10. It’s one of the reasons he wanted to marry me.
Loved this, one thing I would add to the driving differences is the horn honking. Vietnam is so much better and tolerable by getting out of the way verses here in the US, you get flipped off or worse.
When I was in Vietnam earlier this year I observed that people on the road understood the flow and rhythm of traffic, relative to each driver. They treat vehicles like an extension of their own bodies and move as if they're on foot traffic weaving between other people while trying not to bump anyone (to do this effectively they have to honk to let others know their incoming presence, especially when driving a car in the city). In the U.S., there are much tighter regulations, traffic laws, and organized road infrastructures that everyone is expected to follow [the system] rather than communicating with other drivers to know what's going on around them, so when someone honks, people can feel shocked being honked at and get upset/reactive because they don't always get why they're being honked at ("I'm driving lawfully so why is someone giving me attitude? Fine, I'll show them a piece of my mind.") It's bizarre observing the difference. But I get that it's easy to feel jaded driving on US roads, because you aren't sharpening your senses like in Vietnam where you must 110% be aware of your surroundings at all times and in all directions due to the sheer number of people that are literally centimeters away from you.
The dog thing is the only thing that really surprised me since people in Vietnam seem so kind
Haha😂 the popeyes scene cracked me up 🎉. You nailed it!
Glad you enjoyed it
All best wish to you
True BIG difference of cultural in 2 country
Hello Phuc
Mình rất thích xem kênh của bạn . Tuy nhiên nhiều clip bạn nói tiếng anh nhiều quá làm cho mình và nhiều người VIỆT NAM ( ko biết tiếng anh ) nghe và hiểu được . Do vậy mình góp 1 ý nhỏ với bạn là khi làm clip nếu bạn nói tiếng anh thì lên làm phụ để tiếng VIỆ hoặc nói tiếng việt thì có phụ đề tiếng ANH để cho nhiều người yêu thích kênh của bạn có thể hiểu được những nội dung clip bạn muốn truyền tái nhé . Thanks you
cảm ơn đã theo dõi, nhưng vấn đề với subtitles là mất nhiều thời gian. Sau hơn 2 năm là phụ đề bằng 2 ngôn ngữ trên hết video của mình, mình phải nghỉ để tập trung vào video của mình. Bây giờ một người khác up lên subtitles trên UA-cam bằng tiếng Anh và tiếng Việt luôn. Bạn chỉ cần mở tiếng mẹ đẻ của bạn và dọc .
Góc 1h. Bật CC(phụ đề) lên
Phuc, when you are back in Vietnam please do a video on the Hmong Bob Tail dog, I hear it's a mixed between a wolf and dog? Have heard of it being mention but nobody has actually do a live video on the dog
Thanks for the suggestion!
Nail salons, from my experience a Mani Pedi and a little waxing with tip is around $125. Depending on the level of service, hot stone massage and stuff like that. This is why and where I am learning to speak vietnamese.
Wow, expensive lessons
@@phucmapvlog I schedule my Mani Pedi midweek and usually after noon. These are usually the slower times and I'm there for sometimes 2+ hours. I have my stack of flash cards to practice with. I can ask them their name, where they are from in VN, stuff like that. I ask them for the best places to eat bbh and what they like to eat. Again, this is when the salon is not busy. I don't want to interfere when they're making money and I know they have to keep the chairs moving.
Here's something I found out, when I tip my nail lady, sometimes I have the gold dollar coins and I count out to 10 or 15 in vietnamese. I also use red envelopes and that always gets a smile.
And when I leave the nail salon, I'm saying tôi đẹp trai and that's something I learned from you! I also say chúc mừng năm mới and hẹn gặp lại!
And the next time I go I'll be wearing my brand new Phúc Mập tshirt! I will be người đàn ông đẹp trai nhất!
anh phúc đi mà thấy ngục-bụng nảy nảy tưng tưng là thấy thik rồi hàhà
Hello Dustin lâu quá không gặp.
😬
Mong muốn việt nam và mỹ sẽ có mối quan hệ thân thiết hơn .
Phúc Mập mặc áo dài nhìn đẹp quá...rất là quý ông ❤️
Phúc ! Em ăn món bún súp của Người Miên ở Sài Gòn chưa. Nếu chưa Em đến đường Hồ Thị Kỷ , Quận 10 , phía trong chợ hoa .
USA different Vietnam:
quality life
Human right
Health care
Education
yee haw,you got it right,buddy
Happy thanksgiving 🦃🍁 🎃🎃🥧🥧
Really like 10th Family Structure...
💪🏼
PM love#1
🙌🏻
Mũm mĩm đáng yêu mà 😂
i realize that even if you eat a lot of heavy tasting food in Vietnam might look bad but if you live in asia you often burn a lot of calories because of the weather s well as the job they do so they burn more calories than if you were to do the same in the U.S
Chào phúc 😊
đã nhớ việt nam chưa phúc mập, hay ở lại mỹ luôn rồi
Phúc mập có sống ở Thảo Điền ko mà mấy hôm trước mình ship 2 hộp kem có ai mà giống Phúc mập lắm
You are hilarious!
Xem video của anh e học tiếng anh lun:))
👍👍❤❤family values❤❤👍👍
🙌🏻
🥹😳🥹🤣🥲😂🥹😳🥹
Thank you so much 🙏👍🙏
Anh phúc bảo vệ thương hiệu tốt đó ngày càng mập 😄😁
❤
4:20 - absolutely agree, couldn't said better! Even if it's modern electronic cigarettes, vapes, or else - it's still very bad for your health.
hello handsome happy, nice to meet you
❤❤❤❤❤
Văn hoá kinh tế và đồ ăn viet nam và mỹ là khác nhau thôi
Phúc nhìn giống người châu Âu nhỉ, kiêu như người Viking ý
May I take this opportunity to make people aware that no sugar, light, diet (whatever you call them) drinks are much worse than the real sugar ones. The artificial sweeteners can cause diabetes, obesity (yes) and are carcinogenic.
I hear this a lot. Yet I’ve never seen proof of this.
This is based off old information and isn't true.
Việc tự tiện động chạm vào người khác khi chưa có sự quen biết ở Việt Nam cũng là hành vi thiếu lịch sự (ít nhất phải có một câu nói hoặc một cử chỉ chào hỏi) ...chắc bạn nam kiểu hơi bối rối, sợ để vuột idol + thấy Phúc Mập dễ dãi mới tùy tiện nhào nhào vào.
Just want to mention that street food as they know it in Vietnam is oftentimes illegal in the USA. Even where it is legal, the start-up costs can be immense since you're forced to have a food truck, potentially expensive licenses for cooking fuels (like natural gas), cost of rent, etc. There are often limits on where you're even allowed to set up in order to stop street foods from taking business from established stores.
On the absolute lowest end, it could cost ~$6,000 (or around 143 million dong) to get started.
That can be absolutely unaffordable for poor folk in the US, even though a lot of countries see starting street food businesses as the thing the poorest of the poor do.
Right on. A used food truck can go for $35,000 ( 800 million Dong).
Number 11: Wait in lines don't exist in Vietnam.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
🤙🤙👍👍👍
so basically... i shouldnt move back USA? Thanks for the reassurance
13:30 Smart man. This great nation was also built on family value and is sadly no longer appreciating it. Vietnam, along with the Philippines are still heavily Catholic countries. Any young men out there looking for a traditional wife who have never seen mile of sausages - don't hesitate. He's telling you the truth here.
😅😅 thanks for watching
Phuc Map s kind of giving VietNamese surgar . Hope US people don't hate him 😅
❤❤❤❤😘❤👍
Diet Coke 😂 that healthy
phucmap handsome
Thanks
it's 15 in new york
Wow
So true 😂
Lý do mà sờ bụng là tại thấy dễ thương :))
0:20 hahahahahaha. I'm as fit as they come. Muscle, rock climber, calorie counting and even I can stand by my claim that McDonalds is the best road trip food (I know, I saw your Wendy's video, but we can agree to disagree - I still love you).
Appreciate it!
Sờ bụng Phúc để lấy may =))))
Another reason why Vietnamese young people still live with their parents is because it’s too expensive to own a house here. If they don’t get help from their parents, it might take them years to save up enough money buy one.
Makes sense, property is expensive in Saigon
Nhờ google dịch dùng. Chỉ giá nhà ở Sài Gòn và Hà Nội là đắc đỏ vì nó là trung tâm. Ở các tỉnh khác không quá mắc. Như tôi có nhà, có 500m2 đất riêng, nhưng tôi vẫn sống chung với cha mẹ
Ý kiến của bạn chỉ đúng nếu xét những gia đình ở các thành phố lớn như Hà Nội hay Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh trong hơn thập kỷ trở lại đây thôi. Trước những năm 2000, khi nền kinh tế Việt Nam chưa thực sự bùng nổ, giá đất ở không hề đắt đỏ như bây giờ, kể cả các quận nội thành. Nét văn hoá này có từ xa xưa rồi chứ không phải bây giờ mới có. Ngay cả văn hoá tự lập từ năm 18 tuổi của phương tây theo mình nhớ không nhầm cũng xuất phát từ kinh thánh.
Chi phí để mua 1 miếng đất nhỏ gần SG là khoảng 1 tỷ, xây căn nhà 200 triệu = 1 tỷ 200 triệu. Trong khi lương cơ bản khoảng 6 triệu 1 tháng. Tính ra phải nhịn ăn nhịn uống và làm liên tục 200 tháng ( hơn 16 năm). Bất khả thi
@@huuthien188 63 tỉnh thành, tại sao phải mua ở HCM? 62 tỉnh kia sao ko mua? Ko lẽn 100tr dân vào HCM ở hết hả
WTH man after said no fast food, u order right at the spot.
oops....
Tùy góc nhìn từng người mà thấy cách người Mĩ cho con ra ở riêng sớm là ưu điểm hay khuyết điểm. Nếu không có số lượng lớn rời nhà sống tự lập sớm thì mức độ mua sắm, chi tiêu không cao. Điều đó không tốt cho nền kinh tế. Nhưng vì sớm rời gia đình như vậy khiến cho sự thân thiết với người thân trong gia đình không cao.
Bà hàng xóm mất con chó đến 2 lần? Cười đau bụng
Smoking cigarettes. Even here in the states, Viet kieu men smoke like chimneys. I rarely see Viet kieu women smoke. Unfortunately too many smoke and it's not good. A pack of smokes can be $10 a pack but Kentucky may be cheaper.
It is one of the most unattractive habits to pick up so I really wish the Vietnamese government would step in and tell people to stop doing it. I mean, 50% of men smoke?!? I see so many young kids there starting out smoking at a very young age...not sure why the parents don't nip that in the bud. Smokers are gross because the smell isn't something they can hide from non-smokers. I hate having to breathe in that crap when I'm in a shared space or public area.
❤️🤣
Học tiếng anh qua kênh chú phúc
Cảm ơn đã học với Phúc
@@phucmapvlog cảm ơn chú nhiều
i love you
you live with your family you will save a lot of money and you can taking care of your parents too, you only move out when you had your own family. to be honest, dog is super yummy, but american love dogs, vietnamese was so poor back then, thats why they eat anything thats move
dam iam a bum for sure..still livin with my family at age of 50
family values
Learn any language is hard, English or Vietnamese is no different. Fast foods in Vietnam are from foreign big corporations, for example like McDonald or KFC,. etc. Most Vietnamese prefer importing good because they thought anything from western world are superiority over the local ones.
Vietnamese like to have luxury good to wear because they thought other people will look at them as rich people, exclusive from the low class.
For 8 years you live in Vietnam, not that bad for learning Vietnamese. The contracting I see is, streets are in Vietnam are full of trash, but streets are (in video)in the State are spotless. Well anyone is entitled to his/her opinion. I respect your opinion also. Peace and Cheer!
Ở VN chật chội thiệt,Nhưng họ có tình làng nghĩa xóm.Ở Mỹ thì ko.Người VN sợ nhất là mua nhằm căn nhà kế bên ông Red neck ,lỡ có khách đậu lấn qua phần đường cũng bắt move
Are you ever going to stop by Orange County, CALIFORNIA any time soon?
I will, just not sure when
Vietnam airlines flys non-stop from Saigon to San Francisco, he could do a west coast trip going through San Jose then orange county with stops in little Saigon and Bolsa Ave before heading through the Phoenix metropolitan on his way back east to Florida... Big road trip. Time frame 3-5 years.