Vietnamese Language Honoured In Japan
The event, held in both online and offline formats, aimed at preserving and promoting the national cultural identity among generations of Vietnamese in Japan.
Speaking at the event, Vietnamese general Consul Vu Chi Mai stressed that the event was part of efforts to implement the project “Day for Honouring Vietnamese Language in Vietnamese Communities Abroad” approved by the Prime Minister.
This year, the consulate will join hands with competent associations to open Vietnamese classes, provide training for teachers, and build bookcases of Vietnamese books, she said, adding communications work will be pushed ahead to popularise the project.
Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Thi Thu Hang presents Vietnamese language textbooks to students at the event (Photo: VNA) |
From Vietnam, Vice Chairman of the State Committee for Overseas Vietnamese Affairs Nguyen Manh Dong hailed the consulate and the Vietnamese community in the south of Japan for organizing various cultural activities that help Japanese and other international communities have a better insight into the Vietnamese culture.
He expressed his hope that the event would receive an enthusiastic response from the Vietnamese people.
At the ceremony to launch the day for honouring the Vietnamese language (Photo: VNA) |
The Vietnamese consulate and relevant associations agreed to set up a coordinating board for Vietnamese language and culture teaching for Vietnamese children, with training courses on teaching methods for non-professional teachers and parents to be held in May.
More than 110,000 Vietnamese are living, working, and studying in Kyushu and Okinawa regions and south-central Japan.
A ceremony was held on April 6 in Tokyo to launch the Day for Honouring Vietnamese Language 2024 to foster Vietnamese teaching and learning among the Vietnamese community in the host country. Speaking at the event, the Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Pham Quang Hieu affirmed that supporting and encouraging the community to maintain cultural identity and preserve the Vietnamese language are one of the key tasks of the embassy, according to the Vietnam News Agency. The embassy and its community affairs board always create favorable conditions for teachers and Vietnamese language centers to promote the preservation of the mother tongue for generations of Vietnamese children in Japan. The ambassador asked the Vietnamese community in Japan to be more active in the Vietnamese language teaching and learning movement. He also hoped that more attention would be paid to researching and compiling a curriculum that is suitable for children living in Japan, adding that the Vietnamese language learning movement in Japan will develop strongly in the coming time, meeting the needs of the community. |
Strengthening Viet-Japanese Friendships with Sports Many young Vietnamese people participate in Karate practice and competitions. |
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