Native Speaker takes the Vietnam high school graduation English exam and...

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Is the Viet Nam High School Graduation English EXAM Really That Hard? - Ask a Native Speaker Vietnamese high school students took the English test for their graduation exam on Friday, and many students, along with their teachers, have lamented that the questions were too difficult. My wife Nghia, who is Vietnamese and wants to teach English to Vietnamese children one day, lamented that the test might even be difficult for a native speaker. They claim the test is more suitable for gifted or honors students rather than the general population. That's where I come in. I'm a little older than the students in Vietnam taking the test, but I have been perfecting my English for a very, very long time. Reading and writing is my thing. Watch the entire video to see how well (or worse) I do. What's your English Test Score? #ielts #vietnam #highschool #highschoolexam ========================================================== Support the Channel by using the links below: Buy Me A Coffee - https://buymeacoffee.com/rockthebells KissHugFive Merch - https://kisshugfive.etsy.com ======================================================

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