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This article explores the Vietnamese translation market, both within Vietnam and overseas, particularly in the U.S. It also highlights linguistic and cultural differences between variants of the language, offering insights into their unique potential. Specifically, the Vietnamese market faces significant challenges, including inadequate practical training, lack of certifications, the absence of professional associations, and poor pay rates. By addressing these issues, the article presents actionable recommendations for fostering a more professional and competitive translation industry in Vietnam and other overseas communities, aiming to enhance the quality and recognition of translators in both domestic and international contexts.