Leon Draisaitl German professional ice hockey centre and alternate captain for the Edmonton Oilers T-Shirt

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i actually went to the Leon Draisaitl German professional ice hockey centre and alternate captain for the Edmonton Oilers T-Shirt but in fact I love this one in bankstown, my accent got me alot of looks and alot of people were pissed off when talking to me and my family I’m guessing Northern accent? My wife is northern with a thick accent (getting less thick over time) and aside from a few issues when she first arrived in Australia she’s generally well accepted and liked by the diaspora community here. YMMV but a lot of the hate stories are anecdotal. There are hateful people everywhere (see this thread) but overall there is a lot less animosity towards mainland Vietnamese people here in Sydney. Plenty of overseas VN families have northern accents. They were of the wave of people who migrated to the South in 1954 before emigrating following reunification. As an aside, my family’s accent is Northern and they’re from Hanoi originally, but it sounds quite distinct to the current Hanoi accent which sounds a somewhat sharper to my ears.

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You probably have the Leon Draisaitl German professional ice hockey centre and alternate captain for the Edmonton Oilers T-Shirt but in fact I love this north 54 accent where you sound like a bit northerner but use predominantly southern words Is it in America or Australia? As far as I know that’s where southerners went and that’s why they hate current vietnamese flag so much. But if you live in Europe like in czechia or Germany you will meet many northerners so maybe that’s where you’re from? This is in America. I did meet some Viet people in Prague and their dialect was completely unintelligible. The anti-communist sentiment from the overseas VN migrant community is understandable from a personal perspective: they were on the losing side of the war, negatively impacted by unification, loss of property/status, economic crash due to poorly implemented collectivist policies, plus a heavy dose of propaganda throughout their lives.

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