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Local open-air markets sell a variety of fresh meat, poultry, fish and seafood. If cooked properly there should be no health problems. Open-air markets also sell a variety of fresh fruits and produce either grown locally or imported from the cooler mountain regions in the far-north, near Da Lat or from Ho Chi Minh City/SaiGon, China or Thailand.
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Vietnamese, Vietnam's official language, is a tonal language. With each syllable, there are normally six different tones that can be used, which change the meaning.
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