Đây là màu gì? (What color is it?) Basic Color: Màu xanh dương (Blue) -> In sentence: Có một con cá màu xanh dương trong hồ cá (There is one blue fish in the fish tank) Màu xanh da trời (Light blue) -> In […]
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– Người: Because it literally means “people” or “human,” we can use “Người” for nouns that refer to humans. Classifier indicates individuals of a certain class (jobs) with extra respect: Người giáo viên (The teacher), người cảnh sát (The police), người lính (The soldier),… Người lính […]
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– There are 11 simple vowels and main 3 diphthongs in the Vietnamese language. The vowels are presented in the following chart: 1. The vowels: (base on each column) have the similar (position of the tongue) and the different thing (the shape of your mouth) *Please note this we skipped ă, â and q in this […]
The Vietnamese Alphabet *Please note this we skipped ă, â and q in this audio. We read from left to right, every letter twice. The letters in the National language are traditionally pronounced as a, be, xe,…. but nowadays we also can pronounce as: a, bo, co,… Please find details example for each […]
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1. Cháo lòng Út- Cô Giang (Mrs. Ut – Co Giang’s porridge heart) Famous as a long-standing porridge burden in Saigon, the place welcoming Ba Ut sold for 80 years is one of the many popular restaurants in Saigon. Address: 193 Cô Giang, district 1, HCMC Opening hours: 6h00 – 11h00 Price: 10.000 VND – […]
1. Trên đường Hai Bà Trưng – on Hai Ba Trung street [/Tren duong Hai Ba Trung/] 2. Nhanh Lên – Go faster/ Hurry up [/Nyanh len/] 3. Chậm lại – Slow down, take it easy [/Chaum lai/] Từ từ – Slow down, take it easy [/tu tu/] 4. Đi thôi – Let’s go! […]
1. Số – Number 2. (Bao) nhiêu tiền? – How much does it cost? /Bao nieu tien/ -> TV giá bao nhiêu tiền? – How much is the price of the tv? /TV ya bao nieu tien?/ 3. Mắc quá! – Too expensive /Mac wa/ 4. Tôi không có đủ tiền – I do not […]
Đại từ nhân xưng – Pronoun: (Pronoun will be changed , depends on gender and age) 2. (Xin) Chào – Hi/ Bye: /Sin Chao/ (Vietnamese people do not really say Good morning /Good afternoon/ Good evening) Chào : common Xin chào: more formal 3.Tạm Biệt– Good bye /Tam biet/ 4. Xin lỗi – Excuse me, […]
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