Trái cây nhà hàng xóm táo, hồng, lê, lựu...Người Việt ở Mỹ

I posted it on YouTube for everyone to see. But everyone said that I was recording the screen standing up, so it was too small to see. So I recorded the screen horizontally. So now I'm going to try to record the scene here. The house here, in front of it is a grass yard. Behind it is a small garden that can grow up to 9-10 trees. The house behind me is the Vietnamese house. Let Thảo record the trees over there. This is the owner. He went out and met me right when he was picking apples. He gave me a bag. Do you want to see it? He gave me apples. So many. The apple is so big. What a big apple. It's delicious. There are no seeds. Vietnamese people are so good. I just saw it. There is a fence in the house. There is a fence. This is his apple tree. He just climbed up and picked it. The neighbor is friendly and cute. There are so many fruit trees in his house. This is his apple tree. The tree is so big. My tree is small. Vietnamese people love it. Every house has one or two apple trees. To eat. People also sell it, but it's fun to plant it. So many fruit trees. The ripe apple is dark brown. It's good for cooking. Cook food and put it in. This is his apple tree. Vietnamese people are very friendly. In the season, they give me a lot of fruit. I stood on the fence and filmed. I asked him, he said OK. This tree has a lot of fruit. But the fruit is very big. The fruit is bigger than my rice bowl. It's not ripe yet. It's as big as my rice bowl. It's delicious. This is his apple tree. He climbed up and picked it. I like to pick it and eat it. But I let him see it. Because my mother-in-law has a lot of it. This tree will be ripe in 2 months. He climbed up and picked it. This tree has a lot of fruit. He climbed up and picked it. It's delicious. I can't eat it in the morning. I'm hungry. I don't eat it with Phyllan. It's bad for my stomach. I don't eat a lot.