Dear Mr. Tung,

Hardly a day goes by without my thankfulness to you. From the bottom of my heart, you are not only an English teacher but also a close friend encouraging me in such hard cases. At the age of 15, when I was a lazy pupil and felt that learning was very boring, you came and gave me the inspiration with no study enforcement but your advice about my future. If you had just cared me when you were my head teacher, perhaps you would have been like other teachers. However, you always contact me, give me good counsel for my learning and my daily life. That’s why, you are like my second - father.

On the occasion of The Vietnamese Teacher’s Day, I wish you happiness, health, and success. You are certain to receive good things what you gave. No word can describe my heart to you but the most important thing is that so long as I live, I hope the best wishes for you, my dear teach.

Dear Miss Liên

Today is November 20, which is a very special day because it is an opportunity for students who rarely confide like they can express their feelings without being considered 'cheesy'. Remember the early days when you first received class, our class made you sad many times because you did not focus in class. At that time, the students of Nature as we did not understand the depths of Literature, even more did not understand how much her devotion to the subject and to our pupils was. Then, every school hour passed, and more and more we felt more attached to Van, with her lectures. She not only teaches us how to write a good essay, she also teaches children about life through the stories she shares.

On November 20, you let us say 'sorry' and 'thank you' to you!