Work in pairs. Discuss these questions

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Student 1: Hi, how's it going?

Student 2: Good, thanks. How about you?

Student 1: Not too bad. So, have you had any contact with different ethnic groups in Vietnam?

Student 2: Yeah, I've visited some H'mong villages in the north. They have such a unique culture and beautiful traditional clothes.

Student 1: That's really cool. I've never been to a H'mong village, but my family often interacts with the Cham people in central Vietnam. They have a rich history and interesting religious practices.

Student 2: Oh, I've heard about the Cham people. What are weddings like in your family?

Student 1: Well, my family usually has a traditional Vietnamese wedding with customs like the bride's family preparing a feast and the groom's family giving gifts to the bride's family.

Student 2: Same here. I think weddings are a great way to bring families together and celebrate.

Student 1: Definitely. What customs do you find the most meaningful in your family?

Student 2: I really like the tradition of the bride and groom pouring tea for their parents as a way to show respect and gratitude. It's a nice way to honor our parents and show appreciation for everything they've done for us.

Student 1: Yeah, that's a really nice tradition. For me, I think the most meaningful custom is when the groom's family asks for the bride's hand in marriage. It's a way to show respect for the bride's family and build a bond between the two families.

Student 2: That's interesting. I like how different ethnic groups in Vietnam have their own unique customs and traditions.