Ngoại ngữ

• Hiding bad feelings in daily conversations in American and Vietnamese
• High-context and low-context elements in two inaugural speeches of 2009 and 2013 by American President Barack Hussein Obama
• Idiomatic expressions of places in British English and Vietnamese as seen from cultural perspective
• Idioms denoting "Intelligence and understanding" in English and Vietnamese: a contrastive analysis and teaching implications
• Idioœmaticity of English Terminology in Finance and Solutions for Finding Vietnamese Equivalents
• Intercultural Interaction between VietNamese Military Students and Foreign Teachers in English Classroom Context: A Case Study of a Military School
• Interpersonal meaning in English and Vietnamese job advertisements: A systemic functional comparison
• Interpretable implicatures in the Vietnamese prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung s speech at the 62nd un general assembly session
• Lexical and morphological characteristics of English documents on information technology with implications in teaching ESP at UTEHY
• Lexical and structural ambiguity in humorous headlines in English electronic Newspapers
• Lexical and structural ambiguity in "Treasure Island" by Robert Louis Stevenson
• Lexical cohesion in the reading texts of "Infotech" textbook and implications for teaching English for it and computer learners
• Lexical reiteration in the language of ICT product advertisements: A comparative study in English and Vietnamese
• Life and death metaphors in some short stories by Jack London from cognitive perspective
• Linguistic features of American-English in "The adventures of Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain
• Linguistic sexism in current upper secondary school English language textbooks: Tiếng Anh 10, Tiếng Anh 11 and Tiếng Anh 12
• Linguitic means to express modality in offers in English and VietNamese - A contrastive analysis
• Logico-semantic relations and their realization in chapter 5 "White fang and the Indians" in the novel " White fang" by Jack London
• Meanings of the English prepositions "over, above, under, below" in terms of cognitive semantics perspective
• Metaphor in the Declaration of Independence of the United States