hoi in A Sentence

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    Hoi An is known for its food.

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    Hoi An Spring Rolls.

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    Lost Arts in Hoi An.

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    Hoi An- weather by month, water temperature.

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    Tour that visit Hoi An.

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    Fuaran- Maighe- Hoi.

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    Hoi An is packed with historical homes and buildings and quaint cafes.

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    Hoi Janwillem! What if I could put him in front of you?

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    I liked some parts of Vietnam, but Hoi An is the only part I really loved.

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    An Bang and Cua Dai beaches are both close to Hoi An and are great places to spend an afternoon.

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    Since that day the Ashtami put an end to the terrible human sacrifice and is celebrated each year as Hoi Ashtami.

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    Hoi An, three women tried to keep me in their store until I bought something, even if that meant pulling on my shirt.

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    Hoi An has a population of around 120,000 and is an ancient town which has served as a port for the past 500 years.

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    While buying t-shirts in Hoi An, three women tried to keep me in their store until I bought something, even if that meant pulling my shirt.

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    This section of Hoi An has been preserved by strict zoning laws, something I found very unusual in a country that seemed ready to develop anything.

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    With the support of GEF, a financial mechanism for several environmental conventions, a women's union piloted the project named"Socialisation of solid waste management in Hoi An".

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    Hoi An is one of the most colourful and vibrant cities and the night markets along the river banks lit by thousands of lanterns are an experience.

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    While buying t-shirts in Hoi An, three women tried to keep me in their store until I bought something, even if that meant pulling on my shirt.

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    Finally, continue to“Japanese Covered Bridge Pagoda” first built in 1593 by the Japanese community of Hoi An to link the town with the Chinese quarters across the stream.

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    Continue to the famous Japanese Covered Bridge Pagoda, first constructed in 1593 by the Japanese community of Hoi An to link the town with the Chinese quarters across the stream.

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    Go a step further and let them discover how to cook it themselves in the bewitching surroundings of Hoi An, preferably in one of the cooking schools that's in a scenic riverside spot.

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    In the afternoon, board a local boat and cruise down the Thu Bon River, enjoying the unspoiled countryside and stopping to visit a pottery village and a woodcarving village before returning to Hoi An harbour.

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    Without a good book or a desire to shop, you will find yourself itching for some excitement elsewhere, but the beauty of Hoi An is that it's an oasis of calm in a country that can sometimes be overwhelming.

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