Practice 1 (Vocabulary) SVIP

Match.

Match.

Match each word with its Vietnamese equivalent.

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Put the ceremonies in the correct order of the Vietnamese marriage process.

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences.

Match each word with its Vietnamese equivalent.

Match each word with its Vietnamese equivalent.

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If you ________ to someone, you ask that person to marry you.

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I'm going to ask her to ________ me on St Valentine's Day.

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The ________ will be expensive if it is held in a big hotel.

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The couple had a fortune-teller choose a(n) ________ date for their wedding ceremony.

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'May her ________ rest in peace,' Nick said sorrowfully.

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There used to be a tradition of arranged ________ when parents selected who their children would marry.

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If the first person to visit our home on the first day of the New Year is rich, the family will have good ________ that year.

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To many ________ street vendors, the success of their day is determined by their first customer.

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1. Vietnamese people food on the altar so their ancestors will join them for the meal.

2. A lot of countries in the world have the tradition of their ancestors.

3. People believe that broken mirrors and black cats will bad luck.

4. In the past, the proposal ceremonies one or two years before the wedding.

5. Sally and Ray are engaged. They've been in love for over six years.

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6. According to , it's the bride's parents who pay for the wedding.

7. Many Vietnamese couples have their wedding held in churches.

8. I don't believe in the old that the number 13 is unlucky.

9. He had the good to be awarded a scholarship.

10. She politely declined his of marriage.

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The traditional Vietnamese wedding is one of the most important in Vietnamese culture.

The entire wedding process begins with the Lễ dạm ngõ, or the . The future groom's family visits the future bride's family to ask for for the soon-to-be groom and bride to be established as a couple.

An ceremony, called the Đám hỏi, usually occurs half a year or so before the wedding. The future groom's family and friends will go to his future bride's home with ; traditionally, these gifts are fruits, betel leaves, areca leaves, wine, tea, fruits, cakes, tobacco, jewelry and a roasted pig.

Complete the table.

Complete the table.