r/TodayILearnedVN

During the Geneva convention of 1954, Vietnam was given 2 years for the people to move in between North and South Vietnam. After that, an election would be held to choose the general leader for Vietnam, and then whole Vietnam would be united as one, unlike North and South Korea today. Also in Cold War, Harry Truman was afraid that if Vietnam united and become a communism country, others around it would also be. That’s the reason why Vietnam War happened, and instead of 2 years, it took Vietnam 21 years to be fully united again.

Hi everyone, I work with UsergyAI, a company that runs paid voice and language data projects.

We are currently looking for bilingual speakers for a paid remote voice recording project. This is not a referral link, app install, gambling offer, crypto offer, or survey wall. It is a real voice recording task for people who can naturally switch between two languages in conversation.

1. Ways to earn

You earn by participating in a short paid voice recording task.

The project involves:

• Speaking naturally in a bilingual conversation

• Switching between your main language and English, or another listed second language

• Following a simple conversation scenario

• Submitting a short screening recording first so we can check language fit and audio quality

If selected, we will share the exact recording instructions before the paid task.

2. Time required and estimated pay

The first screening step should take around 5 minutes.

If selected for the paid recording task, you can work flexible hours per week depending on your availability.

Estimated pay: Upto 35 USD per accepted recording task depending on the language pair

3. Cashout options and minimum withdrawal

Payment method: PayPal / Wise

Minimum withdrawal: No minimum withdrawal.

4. Available countries and languages

This is open to people globally, but we are mainly looking for native or highly fluent speakers for these language pairs:

• Spanish and English

• French and English

• Portuguese and English

• German and English

• Dutch and English

• Swedish and English

• Finnish and English

• Vietnamese and English

• Malay and English

• Tamil and English

• Arabic and English

• Hebrew and English

• Catalan and English

• Spanish and Catalan

• Spanish and Basque

• French and German

• French and Arabic

Priority countries include Spain, France, Portugal, Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Vietnam, Malaysia, India, UAE, Israel, Canada, and other countries where these languages are spoken.

You can still apply if you live elsewhere but speak one of the listed language pairs naturally.

Apply here: https://tally.so/r/yPeQBB

If you have questions, feel free to comment and I will answer what I can.

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Video Credit

The saola is one of the rarest large mammals on Earth, first discovered by scientists only in 1992 in the forests along the Vietnam–Laos border.

Despite its nickname, it’s not actually related to unicorns it’s a type of bovine (closely related to cattle and antelope). What makes it special is how incredibly elusive it is: scientists have almost never seen one alive in the wild, and there are no confirmed sightings in recent years.

Because of habitat loss and hunting, the saola is considered critically endangered, and its exact population size is still unknown.

It’s wild to think that such a large animal could exist and still remain almost a mystery today.

Bánh mì originated during the French colonial period, when baguettes were introduced to Vietnam. Over time, locals adapted the bread to be lighter and crispier, better suited to the climate and everyday eating.

What makes it special is the mix of French and Vietnamese ingredients - fillings like pâté and mayonnaise combined with pickled vegetables, fresh herbs, chillies, and meats such as grilled pork or sausage. The result is a balance of flavours that’s savoury, tangy, and slightly spicy.

It started as an affordable street food but has since become one of the most well-known examples of fusion cuisine worldwide.

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