10 Vietnamese Slang Words for Love & Relationship | Southern Vietnamese

[@HowToVietnamese]

Practice reading-listening with Vietnamese mini-stories for beginners ⟩ langi.app You can review today's lesson at ⟩ bit.ly/2EhFSaI

[@kromeknifemind]

After years of being around many Vietnamese families I finally decided to invest in studying Vietnamese so that I can be fully immersed in Vietnamese Culture. Thank you so much for these videos!

[@POWERPHYSIQUE]

Really love your channel and how you set up the subtitles word by word. I was wishing for other channels to do this. Please continue making content!

[@HowToVietnamese]

So happy to hear! Thank you so much 😊 Feel free to let me know what topics you would like me to cover

[@sazji]

Yes! Also reading it once slowly and then in a more natural rhythm is very helpful!

[@TheDerrickscott]

All these videos are so well done, great audio quality, great explanations, and the pace is perfect.

[@HowToVietnamese]

Glad that you enjoyed my videos! Cám ơn 😊

[@Samsons121]

This is a great channel, so easy to learn here. Cam ơn!

[@HowToVietnamese]

Thank you 😊

[@marshallfoong261]

love your channel, very useful for me. Thank you!

[@-diggingdeeper4943]

It’s a classic video! I love it! Keep it up!!

[@HowToVietnamese]

That’s great! I’ll try to make more videos like this ☺️

[@trumpetmasta92]

Now if I just had someone to say these things to for practice 🤣

[@sazji]

This is great, it gives such interesting cultural insights and fun phrases. Do you know where the phrase about putting horns on someone came from? It’s used in the Balkans and Turkey as well with exactly the same meaning.

[@HowToVietnamese]

Really? I have no idea! It’s so cool that different languages have phrases that convey the same thing!

[@sazji]

@@HowToVietnamese Yes they do but this one is so idiomatic and specific that I wonder if it came from the French or Portuguese. Seems to be all around the Mediterranean. There’s even a hand signal to signify it (fist with index and little fingers raised, like horns on a bull).

[@CB-hn6pr]

Outstanding indeed !

[@vincemulcahy333]

Những lớp học như vậy rất vui và khó để tìm. Cám ơn bạn và giỏi lắm!

[@HowToVietnamese]

Cám ơn bạn nhiều vì đã xem và để lại bình luận tích cực, giúp mình có thể làm thêm nhiều video nữa.

[@johniegoh3690]

I ever ask my teacher to design in this way : I like I love I think etc Then add on bit by bit . Hope you can come out something even more simple .

[@HowToVietnamese]

Hi there. Thanks for your feedback. You may find simpler sentence structures & vocab breakdown in my other videos for basic/beginner topics.

[@colorizedenhanced-silentmo2830]

Good afternoon, How To Vietnamese. it's a surprisingly outstanding video. thank. :)

[@HowToVietnamese]

Thank you :) Glad you like it.

[@Charm3d192]

When speaking to your lover, do you just say 'gau' or 'gau bong'? For example, can I say 'Chao gau, khoe kohm?'

[@chrisg2626]

Very clear explanation! ^^

[@HowToVietnamese]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@markinnam6991]

Xin chao em, I heard a saying along the lines of " Your a really nice guy " but expressed as a negative rather than a compliment, do you know it ?

[@davidchimunster]

why is the translation from Vietnamese to English seem so segmented? So hard to put these together because my mind grammatically in English isn't the right way in Vietnamese T_T

[@HowToVietnamese]

I know right! Tell yourself there are things that will not make sense! (because every language is different). So just have to accept them as they are, and try repeating/memorizing smaller phrases/chunks, so you can use them automatically without translating in your head. I'm doing this to learn another language too!

[@antoine_richer]

Awesome, will use all that very soon 😁let you know the results soon

[@HowToVietnamese]

Sure!!! 👍🏻

[@lexo5809]

Hi caroline! I love your vids I'm a new subscriber, do you think you can make a a video about emotions in vietnamese?

[@bryanlaguna8871]

I'm here because of a SASA ... I love her 😘😘😘

[@dm-nh4ls]

call'' for help

[@khengsiongchew9279]

I was listening to the song 'Anh ket em roi' the other day, and was wondering what the meaning was 😄

[@HowToVietnamese]

Glad you found your answer 😁

[@Andrey-n5w]

Nothing understand, but very interesting👍

[@HowToVietnamese]

Haha. At least you find it interesting. Stay tuned! I'll be making more videos for complete beginners :)

[@masood9000]

VERY GOOD MY DARLIG EXSLANT.

[@freakthebest2325]

Thanks Carol nhé

[@HowToVietnamese]

Không có gì ạ :)

[@dm-nh4ls]

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[@languagefreeassangeteacher5338]

Great - thanks :)

[@HowToVietnamese]

No problem 😊

[@Quang37NA]

Hi thanks

[@eagerdip8086]

thank yew

[@LithaWinterStorm]

Cảm ơn nhiều 😊

[@HowToVietnamese]

Dạ không có gì ☺️

[@hakayma]

ảnh - stands for a picture, right?

[@HowToVietnamese]

Ảnh = He/Him, in Southern Vietnamese

[@therealasifkhan]

with love from india

[@jacquestuan]

I just found your channel today, and I already LOVE your format. Your explanations are clear, the breakdown of sentences and word meanings are clear, and the content is awesome. Cảm ơn em rất nhiều! 😃 [ SUBSCRIBE ]

[@HowToVietnamese]

Thank you for such kind words! Em cũng cám ơn anh nhiều! Let me know what type of content you would like to see more: Interesting topics (like this video), listening practice, Vocab by topics, or something else 😃

[@jacquestuan]

@@HowToVietnamese Dạo này bài học yêu thích của mình gồm tiếng lóng và thành ngữ! With that, I most enjoy practicing conversations & expressions that contain more feelings or emotional expression. (Hence, why I like this video.) It's one thing to know how to greet someone & ask questions, order food, or get directions - but being able to convey how you feel (and how strongly you feel) is really fun for me right now. Anything that allows me to be more colorful or playful when I speak! A few examples: - "I like that" is good to know, "That's amazing!" is better - "That's bad" is good to know, but "that really sucks" is better - in one of your other videos: "xạo" is good, but "xạo bà cổ" - that was awesome! 😃😃😃 Lastly, again - the notation & subtitles on-screen are neat & organized, the pace of your speaking is smooth, and the overall quality of your videos are on point. Keep 'em coming, Caroline!

[@Santhuy-li4gw]

Chao ! Could you writing widely for we can see properly subtitles ; bcz its too small ; we didnt seeing propely .. cam on

[@HowToVietnamese]

Cám ơn. I’ll look into it

[@lionattitude113]

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[@dm-nh4ls]

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[@xcervantesmaria7908]

I have a bf from vietnam thats why im here ahhaha

[@dm-nh4ls]

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[@ramen9509]

Chao ban

[@HowToVietnamese]

Chào bạn 😊

[@benjaminlu793]

Co gai dep qua

[@HowToVietnamese]

Dạ cám ơn. Bạn biết được bao nhiêu từ?

[@leonardoaguilerahonduras2067]

omg I am going to use this useful words with my vietnamese girlfriend, thank you

[@JoeB1946]

Cảm ơn đẹp ơi là đẹp

[@HowToVietnamese]

Dạ cám ơn. Bạn thấy bài học này có tốt không?

[@JoeB1946]

@@HowToVietnamese Rất tốt

[@HowToVietnamese]

Cám ơn bạn!

[@amigofriend9800]

Pretty good job! But the word size of English caption is too small to read.