🎯 TOPIC 1: What is Vietnam’s National Day and Why is it Important?

✅ Script:
Hello everyone!
Today, I want to talk about Vietnam’s National Day — a very special day for every
Vietnamese person.
National Day is on September 2nd. On this day in 1945, something amazing
happened. At Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi, President Ho Chi Minh read the
Declaration of Independence. He said that Vietnam was now a free and
independent country, no longer under the rule of the French or Japanese.
It was a historic moment. Thousands of people listened to him speak. They
cheered, clapped, and felt so proud. From that day, Vietnam started a new
chapter — a chapter of freedom.
Every year on September 2nd, we remember this important event. We hang the
red flag with a yellow star, we watch parades, and we feel proud of our
country’s journey.
To me, National Day means freedom, unity, and hope. It reminds me that we
must love and protect our country, just like the heroes before us did.
Thank you for listening! I’m proud to be Vietnamese!

🔹 Slide 1: Title Slide

Vietnam’s National Day – Why It Matters
📅 Ngày Quốc khánh Việt Nam – Vì sao quan trọng

🔹 Slide 2: When is it? / Là khi nào?

 It is on September 2nd every year.
 Là vào ngày 2 tháng 9 hàng năm.

🔹 Slide 3: What happened in 1945? / Chuyện gì đã xảy ra năm 1945?

 President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence.
 Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh đọc Tuyên ngôn độc lập.
 Vietnam became a free country.
 Việt Nam trở thành nước độc lập.

🔹 Slide 4: Why is it important? / Tại sao quan trọng?

 It marks freedom and independence.
 Đánh dấu tự do và độc lập.
 We remember our history and heroes.
 Chúng ta nhớ về lịch sử và anh hùng.

🔹 Slide 5: My feeling / Cảm nghĩ của em

 I feel proud to be Vietnamese.
 Em cảm thấy tự hào khi là người Việt Nam.
 I love my country.
 Em yêu đất nước của mình.
🎯 TOPIC 2: President Ho Chi Minh and the Declaration of Independence

✅ Script:
Hi everyone,
Let me tell you a story about a great man and an important moment in Vietnam’s
history.
His name is President Ho Chi Minh — we also call him Uncle Ho. On
September 2nd, 1945, he stood in front of thousands of people at Ba Dinh
Square in Hanoi. There, he read the Declaration of Independence.
In his speech, he said something powerful: “All men are created equal.” These
words came from the American Declaration, but Uncle Ho used them to speak for
Vietnam. He said we had the right to be free, independent, and equal.
After that speech, Vietnam was no longer a colony. We became a country of our
own.
Uncle Ho worked very hard for our people. He was simple, kind, and very smart.
He didn’t live in a big house. He wore simple clothes. But he had a big dream —
to make Vietnam free.
Today, we remember him as a national hero. And on National Day, we
remember the speech that changed our country forever.
Thank you, Uncle Ho. And thank you, everyone, for listening!

🔹 Slide 1: Title Slide

🧓 President Ho Chi Minh and Independence
🧓 Bác Hồ và Tuyên ngôn độc lập

🔹 Slide 2: Who is Ho Chi Minh? / Bác Hồ là ai?

 He is the Father of the Nation.
 Là Cha già dân tộc.
 A smart, kind, and great leader.
 Một lãnh tụ thông minh, giản dị, vĩ đại.

🔹 Slide 3: What happened on Sep 2, 1945? / Ngày 2/9 có gì?

 He read the Declaration at Ba Dinh Square.
 Bác đọc Tuyên ngôn tại Quảng trường Ba Đình.
 He said: “All men are created equal.”
 Bác nói: “Mọi người sinh ra đều bình đẳng.”

🔹 Slide 4: Why is it important? / Vì sao quan trọng?

 It started Vietnam’s independence.
 Đó là khởi đầu cho nền độc lập của Việt Nam.
 His words still inspire us.
 Lời Bác nói vẫn truyền cảm hứng cho chúng ta.

🔹 Slide 5: My thoughts / Suy nghĩ của em

 I admire Uncle Ho.
 Em rất kính yêu Bác Hồ.
 I will try to study well like he wished.
  Em sẽ cố gắng học tốt như Bác mong.
🎯 TOPIC 3: 80 Years of Independence – How Vietnam Has Changed

✅ Script:
Hi everyone,
This year is special — it’s the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day. Let’s
look back and see how far we’ve come.
In 1945, Vietnam was just starting as a free country. Life was very hard. The
country was poor, many places were destroyed by war, and people didn’t have
much.
But now, in 2025, things are very different!
We have modern cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, with tall buildings, fast
roads, and new trains. We have good schools, hospitals, and technology.
More people are living better lives. Our culture is growing, and we are making
friends with countries around the world.
In sports, in science, in business — Vietnamese people are doing great things!
I feel proud when I see how strong and smart our people are. I feel lucky to be
part of the new generation — the generation that will continue building Vietnam.
After 80 years, Vietnam is not just free — we are also growing and shining!
Let’s keep going!
🔹 Slide 1: Title Slide
🇻🇳 Vietnam After 80 Years of Independence
🇻🇳 Việt Nam sau 80 năm giành độc lập

🔹 Slide 2: In the past / Ngày xưa

 The country was poor and broken.
 Đất nước nghèo và đổ nát.
 Life was hard.
 Cuộc sống rất vất vả.

🔹 Slide 3: Now / Ngày nay

 We have modern cities, schools, hospitals.
 Có thành phố hiện đại, trường học, bệnh viện.
 Life is better.
 Cuộc sống tốt hơn.

🔹 Slide 4: What changed? / Điều gì thay đổi?

 Roads, economy, technology, education.
 Giao thông, kinh tế, công nghệ, giáo dục.
 Vietnam is growing fast.
 Việt Nam đang phát triển nhanh.

🔹 Slide 5: My hope / Mong ước của em

 I hope Vietnam becomes even stronger.
 Em mong Việt Nam sẽ ngày càng vững mạnh.
 I want to help my country grow.
 Em muốn góp phần xây dựng đất nước.
🎯 TOPIC 4: Why I Am Proud to Be Vietnamese

✅ Script:
Hello everyone!
Today, I want to share something from my heart — why I’m proud to be
Vietnamese.
First, I’m proud because Vietnam has a long history of bravery. Our people
fought for freedom. We never gave up. From kings like Tran Hung Dao to heroes
like Vo Nguyen Giap, we have many great leaders who protected our land.
Second, I’m proud of our culture. We have beautiful ao dai, delicious pho and
banh mi, lovely festivals, and kind, friendly people. Every region in Vietnam is
different, but we are all united.
Third, I’m proud of our young people. We are smart, creative, and full of energy.
Many Vietnamese students win international awards. We work hard and never
stop learning.
Finally, I’m proud to speak Vietnamese, proud to see the red flag with the yellow
star, and proud to say:
“I am Vietnamese!”
Thank you for listening!
🔹 Slide 1: Title Slide
❤️Proud to be Vietnamese
❤️Tự hào là người Việt Nam

🔹 Slide 2: Brave History / Lịch sử hào hùng

 We fought for freedom.
 Chúng ta đã chiến đấu vì tự do.
 Many heroes protected our country.
 Nhiều anh hùng đã bảo vệ Tổ quốc.

🔹 Slide 3: Beautiful Culture / Văn hóa tuyệt vời

 Ao dai, pho, banh mi, Tet, festivals.
 Áo dài, phở, bánh mì, Tết, lễ hội.
 Vietnam is rich in traditions.
 Việt Nam giàu bản sắc văn hóa.

🔹 Slide 4: Today’s Vietnam / Việt Nam hôm nay

 Students study hard, people work smart.
 Học sinh chăm học, người dân chăm chỉ.
 We’re moving forward.
 Chúng ta đang tiến lên.

🔹 Slide 5: My pride / Niềm tự hào của em

 I love my country.
 Em yêu đất nước mình.
 I’m proud to say: I’m Vietnamese!
 Em tự hào nói: Em là người Việt Nam!
🎯 TOPIC 5: If I Introduce Vietnam’s National Day to Foreign Friends

✅ Script:

Hello! Today, I’ll tell you how I would introduce Vietnam’s National Day to a
foreign friend.
I would say: “Hey! Did you know that Vietnam’s National Day is on September
2nd?”
It’s the day when President Ho Chi Minh declared Vietnam’s independence in
1945. It happened at Ba Dinh Square, in Hanoi.
That day, Vietnam became a free country after many years of being ruled by
other nations. It was a proud moment for all Vietnamese people.
Now, every year, we celebrate this day. You’ll see Vietnamese flags
everywhere, people enjoy a day off, watch parades on TV, and spend time with
family.
Some cities even have fireworks, and we often listen again to the old speech
from President Ho Chi Minh.
If you visit Vietnam on National Day, you’ll feel the strong love we have for
our country. It’s not just a holiday. It’s a reminder of our history, our heroes,
and our future.
So, would you like to celebrate it with me someday? 😄

🔹 Slide 1: Title Slide

🌍 Introducing Vietnam’s National Day
🌍 Giới thiệu Quốc khánh Việt Nam

🔹 Slide 2: What is National Day? / Quốc khánh là gì?

 It’s on September 2nd.
 Là ngày 2 tháng 9.
 Vietnam became independent in 1945.
 Việt Nam giành độc lập năm 1945.

🔹 Slide 3: Who made it happen? / Ai làm nên điều đó?

 President Ho Chi Minh.
 Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh.
 He gave a speech at Ba Dinh Square.
 Bác đọc tuyên ngôn tại Quảng trường Ba Đình.

🔹 Slide 4: How do we celebrate? / Chúng ta kỷ niệm ra sao?

 Raise flags, watch shows, spend time with family.
 Treo cờ, xem biểu diễn, bên gia đình.
 Fireworks in some cities.
 Một số nơi có bắn pháo hoa.

🔹 Slide 5: Invite your friend! / Mời bạn bè quốc tế!

 “Come visit Vietnam on September 2nd!”
 “Hãy đến Việt Nam vào ngày 2/9 nhé!”
 You’ll love the culture and people.
 Bạn sẽ yêu văn hóa và con người nơi đây.