How to Get a Vietnamese Girlfriend

By Derek Strong

Vietnamese women are so hot but so tricky.

If you're anything like Derek Strong, Vietnamese women are your favorite Asian women. They have the hottest bodies, the most gorgeous faces, and the most energetic personalities. They're also the best at lovemaking. Every US city is full of smoking-hot Vietnamese women. But they're a mystery. Either they're hot or they're cold, and either they're all about the money or all about family honor. It's a lot to think about, but Vietnamese women are so hot that they're worth the effort.
 

You don't know how to approach Vietnamese women.

How can you meet them? What should you say to them? How can you talk with their families? Derek takes you step-by-step in how to meet a great Vietnamese girl and make her your girlfriend, including all the proper etiquette, whether you're meeting Vietnamese women in the US or in Vietnam.
 

How about meeting Vietnamese women online?

Hot Vietnamese women are online, and you can meet them. But if you don't know what you're doing, it's easy to be drawn to bad choices. How to Get a Vietnamese Girlfriend tells you:

• The five types of Vietnamese women you'll meet online
• Pros and cons of each type, including how easy they are to get into bed
• Your clues that a Vietnamese woman isn't telling you the truth
• Red flags for women you must avoid if you want to keep your money and your sanity

Actionable knowledge you can start using today

How to Get a Vietnamese Girlfriend is actionable information about meeting and bedding Vietnamese women, online or offline.

• What's the best way to be introduced to lots of single Vietnamese women?
• How can you know a Vietnamese woman isn't telling the truth?
• Basic Vietnamese language concepts
• Practical guide to Vietnamese culture
• How to behave with a Vietnamese women and with her parents
• What are the cultural no-no's when talking about the Vietnam war?
• How hot are the Vietnamese girls in Vietnam?
• How does a first date go in Vietnam?
• When does sex happen?
• And is it true that Vietnamese women are amazing in bed? (Spoiler:Yes.)

Derek Strong is an average white guy who knows his way around hot Vietnamese women.

Derek has dated all kinds of Asian women, but Vietnamese women remain his absolute favorite. They have the most beautiful faces, the hottest bodies, and the best attitudes and personalities.
 

Get the Vietnamese girlfriend you deserve.

Whether you plan on meeting Vietnamese women in Vietnam or in California, How to Get a Vietnamese Girlfriend gets you the Vietnamese girlfriend of your dreams.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Derek Strong
• Release date: Feb 2, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393535973

Book preview

Why Vietnamese girls?

Vietnamese girls are known to be the hottest Asians. They have the hottest, slimmest bodies of all Asians, and they are often well endowed in the T&A department as well. Vietnamese girls definitely know how to attract men. They have clear, milky, fair skin, and straight, jet-black hair, unlike most other Southeast Asians. And also unlike the case in the rest of Southeast Asia, Vietnamese women tend to be smart, educated, and hardworking. Vietnamese culture doesn't value idleness or letting the day just flow by, as many Southeast Asian cultures do. On the other hand, Vietnamese people are more human and less materialistic and mercenary than the Chinese.

Not only is Vietnam a populous country (100 million people), but since the end of the Vietnam War, there is a huge Vietnamese diaspora, and large numbers of Vietnamese people in the United States, Europe, Australia, and East Asia. And those Vietnamese women who are still in Vietnam are for the most part very open to foreigners, and especially very open to the idea of leaving Vietnam with a foreign boyfriend or husband.

So what are you waiting for? Well, Viets are mysterious, many people think. Somehow Vietnamese culture is the big mystery for outsiders, and Vietnamese girls are famous for being inscrutable. In the US, it might seem that every Vietnamese girl is either a gangbanger with dyed hair and a drug-dealer boyfriend, or a pure study machine with a 4.33 GPA and exactly zero time for guys. And if you travel to Vietnam, it might seem that every girl you meet isn't interested in you for you, but only wants to know how much your salary is, whether you own a house, and what kind of car you can buy her. On top of that, Vietnamese girls often seem so erratic. She might send you flirty text messages and cleavage-revealing photos of herself, but then not show up to your date, or tell you not to sit too close to her. The best things in life are never easy, are they?

I'm Derek Strong. I've loved Vietnamese girls ever since I was in fourth grade and a sixth grader named Jessica Pham was my pretend girlfriend. I've told the story in my other book, How to Get an Asian Girlfriend. I've dated many great Vietnamese women, both in the US and when traveling to Vietnam. I've advised my friends and even my relatives about how to meet, date, and keep Vietnamese women. And I have a wonderful Vietnamese girlfriend now, and for me, I think it's once you go Vietnamese, you'll never go back. Well, if you're reading this book, you must have some inkling of this already.

So let's start.

Should you meet Vietnamese girls in Vietnam or in the US?

Vietnamese Americans often have some nasty stereotypes about Vietnamese girls from Vietnam: that they are all shoeless rice farmers who will suck a white cock for five dollars, that they don't speak any English, that they wear the conical rice paddy hats (non la), and that they have smelly breath and even smellier vaginas. Much of that was true in the past. Vietnam was a desperately poor country, and everyone other than the government elite was pretty deprived of education, opportunity, and even hygiene standards. But Vietnam now is very, very different. Vietnamese women now are dressed and primmed to the max, much more so than Vietnamese American girls. Additionally, the level of knowledge, including English language knowledge, is quite high—unlike the case in much of Southeast Asia, if you are a college-educated American, you will not find yourself horribly bored trying to make conversation with a Vietnamese woman.

Or, to put it differently, in an observation that really says a lot: when I first came to Vietnam in 2001, the native