Common Vietnamese Phrases For Travellers ✈️

Common and Basic Vietnamese Phrases For Travellers ✈️
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[@imdee9024]

I'm an online English teacher and your accent is absolutely beautiful!! Hard work pays off.

[@goodocean8925]

beautiful sharing 🥰Lovely💐

[@jessalinnguyen1504]

this was so helpful and helped me learn new phrases! I love your teaching style and would love if you did more videos like these (in general not just for travelers) !

[@malagoodrich1530]

This was so helpful, especially the cultural context travelers should know! Subscribed 😊

[@user-xn8bh4pw1k]

Thank you for this really helpful video. ❤

[@OneStarGaming07]

Great video, we are moving to Vietnam in a month and this was a great introduction to some useful phrases. Thank you.

[@jministry5486]

Wow! This is so helpful. Thank you so much :D

[@jesserenda8412]

Fantastic! Very clear pronunciation of the different Vietnamese tones! Thank you for making this very helpful video!

[@AnthonyBreedlove-ut5lk]

It’s pretty simple, if she says it’s stable, say it with no up or down in your voice

[@CasualGirlAdventures]

This is super helpful. Thank you so much! Would love to learn more words.

[@imflowers-7977]

Thankyou , this so helpful...Today is my first day learn Vietnam language...I will keep going

[@ArtBeauty-fb4kj]

Your teaching is very clear and enjoyable, especially when it comes to pronunciation. I would like to learn more, starting from the foundations and progressing forward. I'm looking forward to it.

[@GarrettEderer]

Very helpful! cam on!

[@trtrinh6964]

Nice video, love your British accent ❤️❤️

[@saucymiss23]

perfect ❤

[@ropersix]

Very helpful, and one of the best language videos for travelers I've seen. Just the basics to get started. I'm heading to Vietnam in April, and will be brave in the restaurants!

[@PeteSuChannel]

Thanks for sharing your kind feedback and hope you enjoy your trip to Vietnam.

[@trandung5746]

​@@PeteSuChannelCục cưng của anh ơi , em có chồng chưa vậy ? 😂😂😂

[@jeffnichols7834]

Plan on heading to Vietnam next year. Looking forward to meeting the lovely person I am currently talking to. Her English is good but I want to learn Vietnamese. I find it difficult but am grateful for this channel and many others who are teaching it. Who knows. I might end up getting together with her or someone else in Vietnam. Either way I was planning on vacationing there. I am interested in the culture and seeing the way of life. I have heard many pros about Vietnam. Yes there are downsides but that's everywhere. Can't wait to go.

[@mybackhurts756]

Thank you!

[@weetweet73]

I love going to a Vietnamese grocery store in America and they really do appreciate you trying to speak their language. 🥰 Cam On!

[@PeteSuChannel]

Thanks for giving it a try Stephanie ❤️. We love it when someone would like to learn and speak the language and I'm glad to hear that you received some warm welcome from the store ☺️

[@ShadowOfDarkness90]

This was fun and way more useful than Duolingo. Thanks!

[@nhathuyennguyen372]

Video của chị hay quá,chị tiếp tục ra video nha chị

[@i.g.s.3799]

Thanks!

[@melmjetset1876]

woe great video. You made learning not so intimidating

[@ritrka2808]

Please do more teaching Vietnamese videos, so easy to follow 🤩

[@eddierodriguez23]

I liked the video, and one of the cutier teachers I have seen.

[@olegoboldin1117]

Cam on!

[@LissLearns]

i'm heading to Da Nang/Hoi An later this month, this video is super helpful, i'm going to try and master these and some basic food/drinks before i go!

[@Paul-in-Viet-Nam]

Thank you. Your speech sounds like a southern dialect, most notably when sayin, "Excuse me." I live in Ha Noi and usually hear, "Xin loi."

[@alanlim5916]

You’re awesome

[@johnaiwilliams718]

Heading to Vietnam in April. Imma definitely try these. Any suggestions of places to go in Ho Chi Minh city?

[@krishne1120]

Beautiful very easy very helpful video. I wonder why do u have only 425 likes ... Tha ks so much for a very well explained video

[@218Mike]

It is because of the annoying Bill chiming in constantly at a loud volume. It is very distracting

[@RubyLeung-o9r]

Watching on airplane now! Thank u!!!

[@PeteSuChannel]

hope you are having a lovely trip.

[@Rustythemouse]

First 30 sec after I fell in love noticed this is a language course video. :D

[@thatzmental]

You are super cute! So terrific at getting my American speaking mind to understand how to make my mouth sound out these expressions pretty well. This is a very difficult language for me and most English only speakers but if I can learn enough to not offend while being understood then I think that will be fabulous! I know this comment is 5 yrs late of post but maybe you'll see it. Làm tốt lắm, hãy tiếp tục nhé!

[@sunvaj6754]

When you say cam on. How do you say you welcome! I really like the way you teach. So clear and easy for me to copy your pronunciation. Thanks.

[@a-w5287]

Eres de United Kindom... Excelente acento y video.

[@Asia4everofficial]

Good

[@panieva1325]

Wow nice lesson thanks 😊

[@user-rs4fs2nq8n]

I read about vienam @very attractive place available in Vietnam I hope that bring a chance to traveling

[@Janahlegaspi]

What about translating the possible answers as well in each questions? :D so we can unsdertand the answers.. thank you very much! :))

[@itchaboirapiboi2052]

Hope that you can be our translator when we visit hanoi and ho minh chi city. 😊

[@liamscully6475]

Hi So Vietnamese Mom! I've made fantastic notes from this video - you're truly a fantastic educator! Do you happen to do FaceTime coaching? I'm doing a Contiki in six months and I really want to have a conversational knowledge of Vietnamese before I come. Another thing, do the people of Vietnam happen to know French as well as a result of colonisation? Being Australian, I try to be sensitive to how colonisation works so I don't want to step on any toes. I speak conversational French so I'm just wondering if my Vietnamese fails that maybe I can speak French instead? Thank you or cám ón!

[@PeteSuChannel]

Hi Liam, thanks a lot for the kind comment 😊 I don't do Facetime coaching unfortunately, but I can answer some of your questions here. You can definitely enjoy your trip to Vietnam without mentioning the word colonisation when you're there. We don't normally talk about it in our daily conversation. We do talk a lot about food and you can start any conversations with any one by asking where to go for the best street food. Vietnamese is the main spoken language and English is being taught at school as the 2nd language. So you should be alright in Vietnam 😊

[@HuyenNguyen-ke2vh]

Video của chị rất hay. Mãi ủng hộ chị. Sớm ra Video tiếp theo nha. Chị có thể tiết lộ tên của chị không? E tìm không thấy.

[@PeteSuChannel]

Cám ơn em rất nhiều vì đã ủng hộ chị nha. Chị ít khi cập nhật Facebook lắm, thường đăng hình ở insta nhiều hơn, nên em có thể tìm thấy tài khoản của chị ở đây nha instagram.com/sungy077/

[@johnchan536]

I have been in Vietnam several times, I have no problem at all, a lot of people speak Cantonese. Hotel , shopping center, restaurants a lot of people speak Cantonese.

[@timaginations3769]

Hello So Vietnamese mom! Thank you so much for your videos, very helpful. Is it more polite or common to use xin lỗi for saying "excuse me" (instead of cho Hồi) ?

[@PeteSuChannel]

We normally say xin lỗi for a mistake made or something has gone wrong. If you want to get the attention from people, it's better to say Anh/Chị/Em ơi, cho hỏi...

[@janMakiwe]

Cám ơn can also be Cảm ơn

[@kaj-nagibe]

Thanks very helpful. BTW If the merchant doesn't want to use a calculator or give you a price quote right away blow him/her off heh!

[@jumallewis458]

hello let me know how i can learn from you please

[@Clembo]

I'll give it a crack. Fully expecting to get into fights because I accidentally call someone a slow-roasted pelican fart.

[@majovellepaciente8762]

Vietnamese Language and Thai Language are quite similar but different

[@PeteSuChannel]

It's the same level of passive aggressiveness in our tone of voice 🤣

[@hienienguyen6766]

hello. i am really wanting to learn vietnamese to speak to my parents because it's so misunderstandings.

[@janestafford3651]

If you are very unsure of someone’s age, is it more polite to say Em oi or Chi/Anh oi?

[@QUIVOT]

There's never really any rule you must follow. To be more polite, you can refer to them as the older pronoun as it's a way of showing respect.

[@blueki9264]

How much? Oh dear

[@eliza9897]

Is this for north Vietnam or south Vietnam or are they both the same?

[@PeteSuChannel]

we speak the same language so you should be fine using those phrases :)

[@connieguenther2270]

Please tell me how to say "Where is the wash room"

[@PeteSuChannel]

You can say: "Toilet ở đâu" (which is toilet where).

[@jacksimi]

I can't understand the souds she is making. They should phonetically spell them so we can get the sounds right

[@maximusextreme3725]

Very impressed with your British accent in English. It's very good, you've obviously studied hard to try and eliminate any accent that you might have. I think that's important when learning a language.

[@warheadrecordsaus]

Du Ma

[@bophsterify]

Who says that? We don't go around saying "XIN Chao". That's not even a greeting in Vietnam.

[@PeteSuChannel]

Then what do you do? Please enlighten us.

[@218Mike]

You are probably the best Vietnamese language teacher I have encountered. However, I had to stop listening mid lesson because of that horribly annoying loud Belltone that is constantly ringing at a volume higher than your voice.😢

[@ryandillon2312]

some constructive advise. Please say each phrase at normal speed at least once instead of in slow motion so we can get a feel for the right way to say it. You don't do that and teach us how to say it like an alien lol. But thanks anyway .

[@PeteSuChannel]

As a professional Vietnamese speaker, I can guarantee that Vietnamese people would refer you to say it slow but correct than say it fast just for the sake of it. In general, as long as you can give it a try, we don't mind if you make a mistake.

[@PBPkitty]

Thanks!

[@218Mike]

You are probably the best Vietnamese language teacher I have encountered. However, I had to stop listening mid lesson because of that horribly annoying loud Belltone that is constantly ringing at a volume higher than your voice.😢