What are stereotypes of Vietnamese people?

Answer 1

They are from Vietnam. Some of them have Chinese blood. Their cuisine is similar to Chinese cuisine. They don't like being confused with Chinese people. They tend to have darker skin than the Japanese and Korean. Their written language is not calligraphy like the Chinese. They use the basic letters the English language does except they have multiple accent marks. Most of them aren't very tall. Some of them are very nice.

I'm Vietnamese...and that's all I can think of is that some, not most, eat dog.

Answer 2

Typical stereotypes of Vietnameses people include:

• They either own or work at a nail salon store.
• They are involved in underground actvity (specifically, they grow "weed").
• They all like and know how to make pho (Vietnamese noodle soup).
• Their last names are either Nguyen, Tran, or Pham
• They like to gossip.
• They talk LOUDly.
• They all watch Paris by Night and like to kareoke.

Answer 3

Some stereotypes of Vietnamese people include being hardworking, resourceful, and having a strong sense of community. There may also be stereotypes related to food, such as an assumption that all Vietnamese people love pho. It's important to remember that stereotypes are oversimplified generalizations and may not accurately reflect the diversity and individuality of Vietnamese people.

Answer 4

* They own nail stores and make a lot of money with them * Males have really 'long' pinky fingers