good thing we switched to latin 😅

Where do you learn Vietnamese?

What ‘s this

I'm Vietnamese and i so happy to see this vid tysm <3

the Vietnamese Chinese based characters, it's actually called chữ Nôm while the full Chinese is chữ Hán very amazing lecture 💖

Vietnamese+Chinese+English in a video❤

Chữ Nôm is advanced than Chữ Quốc Ngữ.😂😂😂

một hai ba bốn ổi mít mận :)

Vietnam : let's we cook!

u vietnamese?

I saw videos of foreigners talking in detail about Chữ No before I saw videos of people from my country

Sốc vô cùng :)))

dm mỗi lần nói chữ nôm hài vc

thân em như quả mít trên cây? don't understand XD

🔥🔥”Jongwaiscreemotabeta” 🔥🔥

as a vietnamese, tbh..... YIPPPPPPEEEEEEEEE [Jk]

as a vietnamese, i can confirm this.

"thân em như quả mít trên cây"bro what 😭

I somehow often get Vietnamese stuff but THIS ?!?! it’s interesting since I usually skip the other ones

no is languages vietnamese

Can u pls do a video on chữ khoa đẩu

😂 Thực tế hiện tại người Việt cảm thấy chữ Nôm khó, và bản tính người Việt Nam rất lười biếng, nên đã từ bỏ chữ Nôm. Thực tế ở Đại học tôi chỉ mất 3 năm để đọc, viết chữ Nôm 1 cách cơ bản, nâng cao, nó không khó như nhiều người Việt suy nghĩ.

Tự hào lắm vi en bòđỏ óc cằc ơi.

tao đéo hiểu.

I’m a Vietnamese, and i see you say Vietnamese very good ncl😊

Ah, Nôm

It okay like Chào is mean Hi😊

Chao OI soi?

i am vietnamese :)

err?

this kiet guy knows the entire sinosphere + english. hes a god

We used to have our own language but got changed by Chinese, then we changed it again

As a Vietnamese,WHAT..

THANKS FOR EXPLANING THIS IM IN VIETNAM TOO 🔥💅

We actually had our own writing system before chu nom was used. I was destroyed after or during 1000 years Chinese domination.

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This is true! Im a vietnamese and we have used this languague

Just because Chinese used want to make Vietnamese become Chinese

i em vetnames me awesome

chào bạn

1, painful 2, spicy (i noticed that 2 has karee in it, deducing that the sentence probably meant something like: " Japan's curry is spicy." or smth)

My teacher once said:"Every languages is unique. A lot can be written using the same letters or symbols, but the meaning is different. So if I traveled back in time to tell a stranger Chào buổi sáng, the person would definitely understand that. But I couldn't read any signs cause I don't know how to read them." The northen countries tried to erase our language completely many times but ultimately failed to do that to spoken language. Our ancestors had a lot of way to preserve it. "If you were a Mong soldier who were trying to evade China, after 1 second you would realize that you are now a Chinese forever. But why couldn't Chinese do that to our language, they almost deleted "chữ Việt cổ" from existence, but why couldn't erase our spoken language..." That's my literature teacher and I'm grateful to be his student. Also, yes we still use other languages for international activities like French during the Geneva Council. No matter how a language is written down, it is unique from others Distinctive is a different case

2:55 mad props to the translator for not only making it rhyme but making the rhyme evoke the innuendo

Viet Nam write like this Chào mọi người:))))) Mình là Yellow. Rất vui được gặp các bạn✨

It looks like Chinese

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Ông này người việt pk mn

Losing this writing system make our culture weaker than ever, but i guess there was no other way.

Thân em như quả mít trên cây

True original Vietnamese handwriting looked like Thai's, before Chinese colonisation wiped them out, replacing them with Han Chinese. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%E1%BB%AF_khoa_%C4%91%E1%BA%A9u