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what about vô cùng/cực kỳ già?

translated literally? "I wish you a tasty sleep"

I've been a beginer for 10 years...

Wow through this video i learn do much more about my own language!

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This does help a ton as an english speaker who enjoys literature and grammar

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Hay quá cô thảo ơi ❤🎉

I just went from 6 to midnight

Mọi lần tôi đã bối rối

Mi đẹp lắm em ơi

Oh my god, thanks I was struggling with this so much. This was very helpful

Turn off the music!

Me, Pakistani, learning tiếng Việt : Oh noo, what if these sounds are hard to make? Me after the video: Half of these consonants sounds like the same ones in Pashto, I'm fine 😁 Also great video, had an easy and great time learning Vietnamese consonants 😊

ChatGTP says: in the d and r pair which are both pronounced /z/ in the Northern Dialect, "gi" in "giá" (price) is also pronounced /za/, not sure if this is correct.

Thực sự thú vị chị ạ! Tuy nhiên trong tiếng Việt có danh sách nào mà chứa các từ vừng tương tự, hoặc em nên tự tìm hiểu ạ?

However Vietnamese pronouciation is difficult. A very slight variation could have different meaning. Furthermore Many words used in conversation are not similar found in the text book. For example Ngay mai become mai etc etc!

Tôi nghĩ tôi đã giải quyết được vấn đề: Quỳnh đang ở nơi cô ấy không nên đến.

Cao quá!

Learning vietnamese is fun

You speak perfect English, but all the Vietnamese I know speak English with really heavy Vietnamese accent and tone, they sounded hilarious like something that out of this world, I ask them not to speak that way, but they couldn't help it, I suppose they have been program to speak in tone from birth, that it become permanent in their brain.

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Overall this is probably the most comprehensive & easiest to understand video I’ve seen on the basics of Vietnamese pronunciation. I should only have to watch it a few times before I have the alphabet memorized and that should make studying the rest of the language a lot more doable

Omg this is so helpful 😂😂 I am the boring person saying rất all day

Interestiiiiing.. cảm ơnnnn!

How is QR pronounced in Vietnamese?

I always thought my mom had saigon accent. But its Da Nang lol

I really love what you are doing and I hope that you will have more of these videos. However, I am a musician and the tuning of your Ukulele is a problem for me. Can you make sure that the strings are in tune? Thanks again.

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I wish you had an alphabet class.

Finally a good explanation. Thanks a lot, this info just can't be found anywhere else.

Thank you teacher❤

What is the Northern equivalent of 'ạ'? Í ot the same? I know 'nhe' in the north

We really appreciate how clearly you are enunciating. This makes a huge difference for beginners :)

As a black guy I struggled to understand how to use the tones but this video opened up new doors for me.

nhà thương (Viet+Chinese) and nhà băng (Viet+French) were replaced with Chinese words, bệnh viện and ngân hàng respectively. And a Chinese word, phi trường was replaced with sân bay (Viet+Viet) . These replacements doesn't seem to happen in a simple rule. But I suppose some Viet words of French origin will possibly be replaced according to less speaker of French in Vietnam.

You are lost if you don’t have your glasses with you

The problem is more the letters sonmetime nothing to do with their latin counterparts parts

A quick question from a curious learner here ! In one of your examples i heard you used. Em yêu Anh Here you said, using anh to Someone a couple of years older than you. My question is. How much older should the person be before you use anh in your example. 3 years? 1 year? I think i heard elsewhere that all you need to be is just being older with a single day. Looking forward to your answer! Tâm biệt

xấu, means “good” but also “ugly”????

could you make music louder, please? I can still hear the speech.

Please get rid of the music in the excellent video, it covers yours voice and its irritating. Thank you

so good

Chủ đề này quan trọng. Cảm ơn Phương và Thanh

I don't even know how to use sao vậy properly; just going to use the ĐN way

For learners why are your shorts sped up slow down please 😢

Great video - thank you.

Im going to be living in Hanoi soon and I dont know the language much at all. Time to watch alot of Tiengvietoi

Wow, similar to Thai, we have flat tone (neutral) , down tone (low tone), up tone and 2 syllables tone (rising tone), duóc (high tone) and falling tone.