What attitude should i have in Vietnam?

Question

with colt

Answer 1

Respect and openmindedness. Those who had these attitudes got along better with the people plus they  learned and enjoyed  a lot more during their visit.

Answer 2

Assuming that this is a genuine question, you should be polite, smile at people, but be firm (not rude) if you do not want to buy anything offered to you.

Answer 3

arrogance of course!

Answer 4

Friendly, modest

Answer 5

None.

Answer 6

moderate

Answer 7

well, which location are you going to travel to Vietnam. there are some place in Vietnam that the people are rude, whereas there are places in which people are nice.

when you go shopping make sure you ask one of your relatives who live in Vietnam to go with you because they might rip off you if you are a tourist. so when you want to buy something, watch out for the price.

the attitude that you should have is just normally. if people treat you nice, treat nice to them. if they treat you not good then either walk away or treat them bad. but just to warn you that don't bargain to much or you will get yell by the seller.

they scare me sometime when i went to Vietnam and buy things.

Answer 8

Any kind of attitude that you want. Have your own opinions about things.

Answer 9

a good attitude most people there like americans and some do not hold grudges against the war because nobody really won the war both sides lost alot of people they treat you with respect as long as you treat them with respect, i know because i work with vietnamese people for twenty years freedom fighters and the younger gen.

Answer 10

be modest, polite and friendly, dont be judgemental, listen and learn from people