Let's divide into three groups!
Group one speaks Vietnamese, group two speaks English...
Group three is looking for their group!
The swivel chair spins a bit, the whole room changes scenery
I sit up straight, looking very smart
You ask what my name is, my brain goes silent
My everyday name, I also have to look for
Hello, hello, how are you tonight?
I'm fine, thank you, I've memorized this line
Ask another question outside of that textbook
I smile brightly: just give me a moment!
Three groups, one brain loading
Saying the first sentence is like unlocking it
A small mistake, it's okay
After laughing, I continue speaking
Three groups, many roads intersect
English and Vietnamese, switching back and forth
No need to be fully charged, no need to be perfect
Just be sincere: you say it again!
One friend is too shy, staring at the glass of water
The glass of water doesn't know how to speak English
I ask what food you like best
You say burrito, and we become friends
One sentence spoken slowly, one sentence spoken clearly
Those who know help, those who don't listen
Suddenly, today's teacher is a friend
Tomorrow's student is also you
Three groups, one brain loading
Saying the first sentence is like unlocking it
A small mistake, it's okay
After laughing, I continue speaking
Three groups, many roads intersect
English and Vietnamese, switching back and forth
No need to be fully charged, no need to be perfect
Just be sincere: you say it again!
I'm afraid people will see that I'm not good
So I keep the sentence in my head for too long
Speaking out a bit, people laugh with me
Oh, it turns out everyone is learning
What's your name? What's your name?
My name is Yan, write it down
Nice to meet you! Nice to meet you!
See you next week, let's meet again
Remember one sentence to use outside
Better than ten pages sleeping under the table
Three groups are not enough to divide the world
But enough to share a fun evening
Three groups, one brain has loaded
The first sentence has become a key
Opening a small door, seeing familiar faces
No need to take a test, just keep speaking
Three groups, many roads intersect
English and Vietnamese, switching back and forth
Today I speak incorrectly, tomorrow I'll tell it again
With a new sentence: how are you?
Oh, which group did I put my sandals in?