Monday, 10 November 2008

London visit




This blog I will introduce with you my own place of interest in London, It is Khoai Cafe, a Vietnamese Restaurant. Maybe you will laugh at me because the title of this blog I wrote London visit, but now I talk about a Vietnamese restaurant in London. You know, it is the first time I live far away my family in Vietnam, at the beginning when I have just arrived here I stayed with host family, they is kind with me but it is really difficul with me because I can not eat English food with potato is the main dish everyday. I lost weight and I really missed Vietnam food, so from the day I came to London, my friend introduced for me a Vietnamese Restaurant, it becomes one of my favourite place in UK and it is also the Restaurant I want to introduce with you today. At first I will introduce with you about the atmosphere of this restaurant, it is not too big, have warm air , country music sofly and was decorated simply by Vietnam's image. The price is quite good, can be acceptable, the staffs are very nice, friendly and be willing show you the way to eat Vietnam food. When you come here you can find out many kind of Vietnamese traditional food . A lot of foreign people said that One thing I really enjoyed was the food. The Vietnamese food is quick, delicious, and healthy. Many delicious and strange flavors result from the combination of ingredients

Now I will recommend some famous dishes of Vietnam which a lot of foreign people know and like it. Firstly, I introduce with you the famous noodle soup PHO. PHO (pronounced “fah”, not “foe!”) is perhaps Vietnam’s most famous dish and is eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It is a large bowl of soup with noodles, thin pieces of meat, onions, etc. in it. Usually served on the side are sprouts, chili peppers, sweetbasal, coriander, mint. And it have a attractive smelling. You can see on picture above.

Secondly, I want to introduce with you SPRING ROLL, it is also one of dishes very delicious. The stuffing of SPRING ROLL is comprised of mince pork, sea crabs, eggs, thin-top mushroom, dried onions, bean-sprouts, pepper, spiced salt, etc. The mixture is then rolled in flat rice cakes and fried in a pan until crispy.SPRING ROLLs are eaten hot with a sauce that it is, at the same time, somewhat salty, sweet, with the flavours of onion and pepper). Papaya and a few fresh scented vegetables are added. You also can see it on the picture above.
There are many many kind of food in Vietnam, I can not introduce all of them for you, so let come to Khoai cafe to enjoy Vietnamese food in UK
The address of Khoai Cafe is 6 Topsfield, Crouch End ( near Clock Tower )

My favourite song ^^


This blog I want to introduce with you my favourite song which I often hear everyday. The song with the title simple, easy to remember with one word " L.O.V.E" by Olivia Ong. I like it because the lyric is so beautiful, and feel romantic with its melody. Here is the lyrics of "L.O.V.E" song :



L is for the way you look at me

O is for the only one I see V is very, very extraordinary

E is even more than anyone that you can adore

Love is all that I can give to you

Love is more than just a game for two

Two in love can make it

Take my heart and please don't break it

Love was made for me and you


Now let close you eyes and listening with me. I hope you will feel happy with this song :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlo4Y0YTSbM

Speaking practice


This blog I want to talk about my speaking practise at class. At class I often speak with my clasmates about everything such as : habits, culture, some famous place, subjects....These days, we talk more about our research in order to prepare for our presentation on this Tuesday. The last talk we discuss the organisation of our presentation. At beginning we decised the duty of each member and then we went to the detail, the parts each of us are going to do, the materials that we will need and how to mak the power point support for our presentation.
Here is what we found out after discussion. We decised the first person will talk about introductions. It involves : introduce the topic by title, introduce the group/members with their names, give an outline of the talk, and background. Next the second person will talk about the methods. Then the third person will continue with results/findings of research. Finally the last person will talk discussion, conclusion and summarise the talk. Beside that we also discuss something we need to be careful about during our presentation as language, body language, delivery, organisation. And we also practise some phrases, structure which are useful for our presentation . This is the first presentation by English of us, so we hope that we can do it is as good as we can :)

Sunday, 9 November 2008

My main course : INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND TRADE


Today, I have just found out something about my main course, the MA in "INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC AND TRADE", on next February. So now I want to share with you who want to apply or want to know more about this course.

Firstly, I will talk about aims of the course briefly. The MA in International economics and trade is designed to provide you knowledge, a thorough understanding of trends and contemporary issues in the global economy.The aim is to evaluate how the interactions between governments, corporations and markets impact on economic performance, development and welfare.The course also evaluates the significance of government policies and the rise of regional trade blocs .

Secondly, I would like to move on COURSE STRUCTURE. You are expected to take six modules and a dissertation of about 12,000-15,000 words. Core modules include:
-Economic and Political Environment of International Business
-Growth, Trade and Development
-International Economic Theory
-Research methods
In addition, you take two of the following modules:
-European Monetary Integration
-Global Financial Markets
-International Business Law
-International Business of Japan and South Asia
-International Finance
-Development Financech Methods

Finally, I just want to mention about the Career opportunities. The course would be suitable for those who are seeking careers in international business, government or international policy organisations. You may also apply to develop your dissertation topic into an MPhil/PhD course.

All information above was refer on WebLearn.