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The Khmer ethnic group in Vietnam has about 1.3 million people, living in southern provinces such as Tra Vinh, Soc Trang, Kien Giang, An Giang, Bac Lieu, Can Tho, Vinh Long … Khmer people are closely associated with wet rice cultivation and many handicrafts. The Khmer people have a rich treasure of ancient stories and unique pagoda architecture. The big festivals of the year are an opportunity for Khmer people in the South to show their unique cultural activities of the nation. Voices of the Khmer ethnic group belong to the Mon – Khmer group. Although living in the same area with the Kinh and Chinese ethnic groups for a long time, the residence of the Khmer people still retains their own characteristics, popularly the form of residence according to the community of people called ” phum “and” squirrel “. The Khmer live on many occupations including fishing, weaving, mats, knitting, weaving, making palm sugar and making pottery. In daily life, the Khmer process a lot of fish sauce made from shrimp and choke, but the most famous is made of snakehead fish, stripes, catfish, shrimp mixed with hearing and salt.

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In the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam, Muong people (also called Mol, Mual, Moi) have a population of over one million people. The Muong have the same origins as the ancient Vietnamese, who reside in many northern provinces, most concentrated in Hoa Binh Province and some mountainous districts of Thanh Hoa Province. Cultural identity of the Muong ethnic group associated with Hoa Binh culture was born more than ten thousand years ago. Since Muong people are of close source to Kinh people, their language belongs to the Viet-Muong group. Muong ethnic minority people have settled in mountainous areas, where there is a lot of production land, near traffic roads and convenient for doing business. Muong people have a tradition of farming and wet rice is a staple crop.

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Our country has 54 ethnic groups living together and loving each other, in which the Kinh people account for the largest population. Kinh people live mainly in the delta area and make their living by cultivating wet rice mainly. Currently, according to scientific advances, the Kinh people tend to gradually shift to industrial development as well as tourism. Just as other ethnic groups have their own traditions, the Kinh people have unique traditions. These are ceremonies on wedding days, anniversaries or special occasions with popular and familiar dishes from all over the country. Kinh girls are still gentle and graceful in long dresses or white hats bobbing everywhere. Regardless of ethnicity, we are all Dragon and Fairy descendants and have the responsibility to preserve and develop the national culture, homeland and country.

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Hello everybody! Today, I’ll tell you about the Kinh – our ethnic group. Do you know? The Kinh have the largest population in our country, about 86 million people living everywhere in the country, from the North to the South. And also their kind of food are from the North to the South too, that means the food are very diverse. The Kinh live by farming, they grow rice in the field. Their traditional costume is “ao dai”. It has been recognized the cultural heritage by UNESCO and it has become the statue for Vietnamese women. Every year, the Kinh hold a lot of festivals and ceremonies such as Tet holiday, Mid-Autumn festival… I’m very proud of me because I’m the Kinh.

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The Kinh has the largest population in our country, about 86 million people living everywhere in the country, from the North to the South. And also, their kinds of food are varied from the North to the South too. The Kinh live by farming. They grow rice in the fields or breed on the farms. Their traditional costume is “ao dai”. It has been recognized as the cultural heritage by UNESCO and it has also become the statue for Vietnamese women. Every year, the Kinh hold a lot of festivals and ceremonies such as Tet holiday, Mid-Autumn festival, etc.

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The Khmer people have a population of about 1,260,600 people. They mostly live in the provinces of Mekong Delta. Their language belongs to the Mon-Khmer group. In addition, the Khmer is one of the 24 Vietnamese ethnic groups that have their own writting system. The system dates back about a thousand years. The Khmer are experenced farmers. They grown rice, raise cattle and poultry, make sugar for living. They have 2 main holiday: Chaul Chnam Thmey (New Year) and Greeting-the-Moon festival. The latter, which is also called Ok Om Bok, is hold to thank the Moon for favourable weather and a good harvest as well as to wish for the next successful crop.

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Khmer people are a Southeast Asian ethnic group native to Cambodia, accounting for 97.6% of the country’s 15.9 million people. They speak the Khmer language, which is part of the larger Austroasiatic language family found throughout eastern and central India and Bangladesh, in other parts of Southeast Asia (including Vietnam), South China and numerous islands in the Indian Ocean. The majority of the Khmer are followers of the Khmer style of Buddhism, a highly syncretic version that blends elements of Theravada Buddhism, Hinduism, animism and veneration of the dead. Significant populations of Khmers reside in adjacent areas of Thailand (Northern Khmer) and the Mekong Delta region of neighboring Vietnam (Khmer Krom), while there are over one million Khmers in the Cambodian diaspora living mainly in France, the United States and Australia.

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Khmer is an ethnic group of Vietnam, they living primarily in provines of Mekong Delta witg population of about 1,260,600. Their language is Mon-Khmer. in addittion, the Khmer is one of the 24 ethnic groups in Viet Nam jave their own writting system. The Khmer people are the farmers, they growing rice, raising cattle and poultry, making sugar,… They have many festival, but there are two main holidays: Chaul Chnam Thmey (New Year) and Greeting-the-Moon festival.

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The Bahnar is an ethnic group of Vietnam living primarily in the Central Highland provinces of Gia Lai and Kon Turn, as well as the coastal provinces of Binh Đinh and Phu Yen. They speak a language in the Mon-Khmer language family. Like many of the other ethnic groups of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, the Bahnar plays a great number of traditional musical instruments, including gongs and string instruments made from bamboo. These instruments are sometimes plaved in concert on special occasions.