Yume Talk

   Hi everyone, if you are free on Sunday and you have nothing to do, just come to Culture and Youth House ( Nhà Văn Hóa Thanh Niên Tp.HCM ). I suggest you this Yume English club where everyone from students to workers can join in. Each Sunday they will organize some English activities with different topics for who have interested in English can come and share ideas, vocabulary and play game.
Website link : http://www.ngoainguthanhnien.edu.vn/training/detail/99/no:-295---aug-27,-2017----level-a-&-b.html

Community works

    In Ho Chi Minh city, we also have some English clubs that provide young Vietnamese people and foreigners to do the volunteer works. We can go with foreigners to the Elderly Homes, Orphanages and some of the rural  areas to help people in there. We can teach English for those children who don't have enough money to learn language, we can bring foods and drugs for the old people who don't have family.... Every activities we can give a the key to a healthy and loving society. And through giving, the people do not only help others but also help themselves to awake their heart, discover more about what they are good at, can do, what they love to do, open their mind to see different perspectives of life. 
    I suggest you SOZO club where all young people can come together and start having positive changes in life. 

Website link : http://www.sozocentre.com/youth-activities.html

Izi community

   If you already learned lots of vocabulary, grammars ... but you still not remember them properly, I suggest for you this English community " Izi community". This is not only an English club but also a small community where everyone can gather together to practice English and  share everything about their life, jobs, families, hobbies .... They also organize some outdoor activities with foreigners, some short day trips .... Join in this community you can escape from yourself and step to English world where every action needs to speak in English.

Website link : http://izienglish.net/tin-tuc/izishare-cung-chia-se-tieng-anh-54.html

iziEnglish Community - IZI DISCOVERY IN SAI GON

iziEnglish Community - IZI Share

Teach Vietnamese for foreigners

 
  If you want to practice your  English, you can apply "Teach Vietnamese for foreigners" jobs. I think it is not too hard for you when you teaching your own language. Another, through this jobs you can have more foreigner friends and earn a considerable amount of income. Believe me, you are not only teach them our language but also learn some new words from them during the course.

Website link : http://daytiengviet123.com/day-tieng-viet/tuyen-giao-vien-day-tieng-viet-cho-nguoi-nuoc-ngoai

Rider jobs

    If you want to improve your speaking skill, you can take these jobs below. Taking the foreigners on your motorbike and introduce them about history, geography, food, culture... of Vietnam. These job will pay you a suitable salary and the foreigners also tip for you. By this way, you not only learn and practice English but also get more money. :) Don't be shy, just go out and have a change.

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Website link : http://backofthebiketours.com/

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How to pronounce /s/ and /z/

     The 's sound' /s/ is unvoiced (the vocal cords do not vibrate during its production), and is the counterpart to the voiced 'z sound' /z/.     To create the /s/, the front of the tongue is placed close to the tooth ridge. The tip of the tongue should be close to the upper backside of the top front teeth. The tongue is kept tense as air is pushed between a small groove along the center of the tip of the tongue and the front of the tooth ridge. The front sides of the tongue touch the side teeth toward the front of the mouth. The lips are held slightly tense during the sound.     The /s/ is a continuous consonant, meaning that it should be capable of being produced for a few seconds with even and smooth pronunciation for the entire duration.