Easy Vietnamese 2 - Nguyen Hue pedestrian street

[@JuniorSantos-gw6oh]

definitely the most exotic and different language I have ever seen....

[@VDuongHD]

You can't see a language.. lol jk I completely agree. I'm Vietnamese and I always make fun of my Vietnamese family for sounding like Aliens! haha

[@JuniorSantos-gw6oh]

PurplePandaXBall i thought u can understand the expression "see"....

[@kinoryu9512]

***** XD

[@anamira2908]

*heard

[@victorlupas4875]

Junior Santos heard*

[@515gnodgnart]

I am very happy that Easy Language has now included Vietnamese. I have been watching Easy languages for Spanish and French for over a year now. I am a Vietnamese-Chinese American and have been trying to find a good place to sharpen my Vietnamese again. I like the fact that you get some northern and southern accents. I like the host but I think this series is a bit advance for beginners. Vietnamese is my mother tongue and Chinese, my father tongue and I had a hard time keeping up. Nonetheless, can't wait to see the next episode.

[@safi-sultanbeyli7761]

It is hard to believe that this is a real language spoken by people

[@harimsen]

I did enjoy this video!! This language is so interesting. It doesn't even sound real to me, like it's really spoken. Very cool!!

[@huuphuoc149]

Vietnamese speaking's speed is as fast as korean one !!!

[@trieuthachvu3186]

That's interesting. Easy Languages now produces Easy Vietnamese. Just amazing and I love it. Ms Quynh got clear voice and confidence but probably the pace needs to be slow down a bit. It may be better, if you have more simple topics for the first episodes. It will be helpful for beginners. Alright, Nice video, mate. Looking forward to seeing more Easy Vietnamese to come.

[@sangto2791]

Trieu Thach Vu Hi bro! What a surprize to see you here! Are you also interested in learning languages?

[@quynhtranbaonguyet6466]

Trieu Thach Vu Thank you for your supportive comment! It will be of great help for the upcoming episodes!

[@trieuthachvu3186]

Sang To Just a pleasant surprise to see you here too, bro. I have followed Easy Languages almost 2 years. How do you know about this language programme?

[@trieuthachvu3186]

Quỳnh Trần Your team has done the great work, Ms Quynh. This will take part in introducing Vietnamese to the friends around the world. I wish you and the programme all the best.

[@sangto2791]

Trieu Thach Vu It's a consuming passion for languages that brought me here lol. Believe it or not, I have been studying Spanish for nearly 2 years and keep continuing to learn many more. Just waiting for you to get back soon, bro! We can organize some language exchange activities at your leisure (:

[@rauc6788]

This is great. After the pilot a while ago I was hoping for a series. Sadly I'll be moving away in a couple of weeks, but on the bright side I can use this to practice and hopefully not forget what I have learned.

[@vnvnvn96]

wow we have Easy Vietnamese!! the host is really friendly and confident, but she needs to prepare her thoughts more and express them more smoothly, and avoids using redundant words to make it easier for the learners. The pronunciation is already good, but the word "dân" sounds pretty much like "dưn", or not? Many thanks to the team!

[@patrick-sprachenmusikstudi5351]

2:26 is North Vietnamese dialect!

[@huonglegiang7253]

Mediantor no . it 's Southern Vietnamese dialect. it's a bit difficult to make out.

[@simplecats7506]

Huong Le Giang tiếng Bắc mà bạn!

[@simplecats7506]

Mediantor I mean it's North accent!!!

[@Jcarr250]

Mediantor I Don't know anything about vietnamese or vietnamese dialects, still noticed it was northern

[@huonglegiang7253]

ồ xin lỗi tôi nhầm!! giọng bắc rất hay

[@NgocTran-uz9cn]

Mình hay học tiếng Đức qua trang KZbin này. Hy vọng bạn sẽ gắn bó lâu dài và trở thành phiên bản Cari của Easy Vietnamese. Cố lên :D

[@n_t_tan5545]

in this video, it is mainly a southern Vietnamese accent - 4:04 she is a native west (she said: "DUI" instead of "VUI"; "TI DI" instead of "TV") and so is the interviewer. - 4:15 he is from northern Vietnam I com from Can Tho city

[@walterhighwood3209]

I used to live in HCMC before. It's funny to hear that the youngest person (the girl from 4:04) has the thickest accent for me to understand. By "Native West", do you mean she's from the Mekong Delta region ( such as Cần Thơ ) ?

[@colin6748]

I'm Vietnamese and I don't know why am I watching this.. Although this is very interesting to me tho xD

[@jackd4634]

Bitch I'm white and I don't know why I'm here.

[@leealberto4139]

Jack D many white folks learn it so it’s cool

[@badischerheuler5997]

Sounds like an alien language o.O

[@binzsta86]

Maxi Mustermanny You heard alien speak before?

[@yukidbivn1246]

+Jon Doh lmao

[@김자유-k2h]

Nope, it's lovely language! ❤️

[@thyyy8167]

Now i know why USA lost in the Vietnam war Cause they cant beat alien

[@neohistoria]

Just because the language is different from you, doesn't mean that is Alien language. Vietnamese exist on Earth tho, not from another planet or galaxy.

[@yosbudi5708]

I Love Vietnam Peoples they so Kind and Cool , i would like Conversation in Vietnam , Greeting from Indonesia your Neighboor Country, We are ASEAN ......God bless you all Vietnam

[@boabysands123]

Cảm ơn! It's great to have an Easy Vietnamese series. The interviewers pace of speaking is very natural but sorry to say very unsuitable for learners, even with the fab subtitles. Please consider speaking more slowly.

[@Linda-ep3ps]

***** Well noted with thanks

[@vujean8670]

***** that's actually not a very normal pace to speak. Vietnamese usually speak a little bit more slowly, I think she was panicking.

[@boabysands123]

Vũ Jean Interesting. Until recently most of my experience of the Vietnamese language was via movies by Trần Anh Hùng where people speak much, much slower.

[@vujean8670]

***** I am really, really sorry to tell you this. I honestly am. But there is a reason the Vietnamese movies/tv shows are hated by most people from its own country. They suck, the plots suck, the characters suck and the dialogues most definitely suck too. Lines in VNese movies are a lil corny (sometimes unbearably so if you pick the wrong movies). Characters speak in an exaggerated manner, sometimes you wouldn't find those speaking manners in real life. Yeah. Sorry. (But I want to STRONGLY emphasize that not all movies are like this, some are really great. If you are a learner you probably found good ones. But it's wise to consult the Internet or ask for a Vietnamese's recommendation) (Sorry for the long rant, I got carried away)

[@boabysands123]

Vũ Jean Thanks for the tip. I have only seen Trần Anh Hùng's movies and maybe one or two others, almost all of which I really enjoyed. But his films are more arthouse and not everyone's cup of tea. I did hear that some Vietnamese people find the language in his films very different to the Vietnamese of the country now.

[@ChristianBjork]

Excellent editing, and fantastic host!! So difficult to follow along, but I'm sure after a few viewings It'll sink in a bit. Thanks! and congrats to Quynh Tran. :)

[@Huytromcho797]

וייטנאם

[@shngain100]

I love hearing Vietnamese. My native language Khasi falls under the same family with Vietnamese but ofcourse different branches and I don't understand anything though I guess its not hard for Khasi people to get those tones right. Khasi however is not really a tonal language though it has a few I guess. I'm not a linguist though. Hope to visit Vietnam Cambodia Laos and Myanmar soon😊

[@Seamist246]

Wow, thank you so much for this video, I only wished there were more as a Vietnamese living in Australia struggling to learn the language. ;(

[@maric.3169]

I'm fascinated by Vietnamese language. I find it quite beautiful and refined, for some reason. I really would like to learn it, but I really wouldn't know where to start as I have never had any experience with it. Does anyone have any recommendations for books or online programs? Thank you.

[@LienNguyen-kz4qb]

Do you want to learn with me? I teach you my Vietnamese and you teach me yours ;)

[@matthewbitter532]

Lien Nguyen can you teach me as well?

[@LienNguyen-kz4qb]

Yes I can. You can learn with me whenever you want

[@matthewbitter532]

Lien Nguyen great. What's your email?

[@LienNguyen-kz4qb]

[e-mail]

[@lighthouse2435]

Thật đáng tiếc là easy Vietnamese phát triển chậm quá ! Cố leeeeeeeen!!!!!!

[@quynhtranbaonguyet6466]

Tiếc rằng đây chỉ là một dự án phi lợi nhuận và nhóm tụi mình còn nhiều chuyện đời thường phải lo nên tụi mình không phát triển được mạnh mẽ như mong muốn. Nếu những người xem như bạn không chỉ xem và ngóng và bình luận mà nghĩ đến việc góp phần hỗ trợ dự án phát triển thì tốt biết mấy.

[@mattcollard3365]

youre videos are really helpfull learning vietnamese. please make more!

[@tinyrainbow0505]

The host is energetic but it would be better to slow it down a little bit. I think the speaking pace of our vietnamese radio hosts is ideal for foreign learners.

[@xNeverm1ndx]

OMG Vietnamese makes you question your language learning capabilities :D

[@cSharpIndonesia]

There's Easy Buk Lao. Now we're waiting for Easy Rakesh.

[@liltrodaddy]

cSharpIndonesia lol and the Somali guy

[@pdanh2008]

you should start with easier lessons or conversations. This is the first episode so there were several unavoidable mistakes, i find some sentences a little bit weird. But keep going !, you got my big support. Also Easy German is the best example to learn from.

[@Belgianguava]

I'm learning vietnamese and thanks for putting the subtitles cause she talks waaay to fast. I can understand everything only if i read the subtitles lol

[@phamvuhoanggia]

ah ha she spoke not too fast, if you listen to Vietnamese in the middle of Vietnam you will feel like "what's going on!" they speak really fast in the middle with the local accent :)

[@MarcoFlores-kj3zg]

The guy with the "What happened last night" shirt is cute and attractive 😋😍😘 Daddy asf

[@Qr00q]

That's so hard for me. :)

[@Linda-ep3ps]

Qr00q No language is easy to follow at the very first time :) Need more time to learn and practice :D

[@natalialekanova5905]

Такие милашки^^

[@yosbudi5708]

Priveyte Ruskiy dobre utro Kamerad Salute from Indonesia Spasibo

[@재연-j1y]

와ㅋㅋㅋㅋ진짜 thㅏㅇ thㅏㅇ을 초월하네 jungㄱㅜㄱ이랑 다를게 뭐냐 이언어는

[@fafa8447]

Good

[@narendraadiwibowo162]

Interesting language but hard to pronounce for non vietnamese.

[@brodamazer4478]

Cảm om Tỏi thich cay vdo

[@jonmode3268]

Neu mot ngay Rian Thanh pho ho Minh o con quang Cao ban Hieu Vietnam dep lammmmm

[@ireneabigailnguyen7783]

can you explain to me what you think? i think this sentence is not grammatical. sorry if i bother me.

[@haibuixuan4067]

Nếu một ngày Ria đến thành phố Hồ Chí Minh ở. Còn quảng cáo, hảng hiệu Việt Nam đẹp lắm.

[@w.j.jonathan3480]

yeu yeu vietnam

[@АксюскитиТВРоссия]

This language sounds strange but is it just me or is it like the Asian equivalentv to Italian???

[@uchungnguyen1474]

Yes we all say "chao" for hello,just like italian,we have either our stunning foods, we know how to enjoy coffe. We are bads driver with horning. So mostly we just like italian. I dont even know if we share a common ancestor with italian

[@conchobar0928]

when is #2 coming :(

[@giratinum]

Bạn dẫn chương trình nói chậm lại chút :D, tốc độ bằng với những vị khách thôi :D

[@thanhdohuu9473]

There is a massive drop from over 600k+ views from the first video to this one. I guess thqt most people gave up on the language after watching the first video.

[@KhoaLe-iq3hu]

Nó nói về Nguyễn Huệ trong chương trình Easy Vietnamese

[@khanhhoatranthi5913]

Where did you buy the microphone in vietnam? And what brand?

[@quynhtranbaonguyet6466]

Khanh Hoa Tran Thi It's a Zoom H1, ordered from computerusa.com.vn or so I believe.

[@khanhhoatranthi5913]

How much is it?.

[@quynhtranbaonguyet6466]

Khanh Hoa Tran Thi Around 3 million VND.

[@justincolenguyen]

4:49 bubble flying in the background

[@botlfpx]

Я точно не буду учить вьетнамский, там тонов ещё больше, чем в китайском. Да и смысл?

[@NDTQ]

Ngữ pháp nó dễ hơn

[@TheManHimself4]

They sound there in a car talking while driving really fast

[@usenlim]

the speech and the subtitle is not well matched

[@xuansonnguyen4233]

hay quá

[@werehuman2999]

Dạ it sounds exactly like in russian да PS russian да means yes too)

[@thanhhoachau1650]

But in vietnamese it's pronounced "ya" not "da" like yours

[@werehuman2999]

@@thanhhoachau1650 Really? I thought it was "Za"🤷‍♂️ PS. Yeah) I did a mistake. I mixed up D and Đ. Again(((

[@thanhhoachau1650]

@@werehuman2999 Za is the northern accent, im a southern vietnamese so that word pronounced as Ya

[@werehuman2999]

@@thanhhoachau1650 Is it true that "v" is read like "y" too?

[@thanhhoachau1650]

@@werehuman2999 well yes, but mostly the southwest vietnamese pronounce like that

[@m2kss427]

What's the name/performer of the theme song???

[@watasan5621]

2:50 "What happened last night ? " ( written on the guy's T-shirt) . How do you say it in Vietnamese ? I guess 2 people pushed "dislike" because they are jealous about his hot girlfriend :) But her boyfriend talked more than her , so I couldn't enjoy her accent enough.... Well, let's move to a more serious comment . I think the talking speed of the reporter is OK ( unlike some other comments who asked for slowdown). I'm still a beginner in Vietnamese , I was looking for a video in which I can hear how native speakers of different generation ( old and young ) talk in a natural tempo and with a regional accent, for example Southern Saigon accent ( since many tutorial videos for foreigners talk in standard Northern Vietnamese ). Cảm ơn

[@touchdafishy]

"Chuyện gì đã xảy ra tối qua" thats all :))

[@ireneabigailnguyen7783]

i think they are like accents between Seoul and Busan of Korea, or between Tokyo and Osaka of Japan.

[@huuphuoc149]

"Chuyện gì đã xảy ra tối qua (+thế, vậy,...?" "Tối qua đã xảy ra chuyện gì (+thế, vậy,...)?"

[@adamlinhng]

1.52: chú là người "dưng" sinh sống ở đây !?

[@frozenpro2952]

Do EASY............THIA AND EASY POLISH AND EASY ICELANDIC!!PLEASE!!

[@sharuban]

At 1:34 the interviewer addresses the woman as chị and the woman responds with chị. But then at 1:40 the interviewer switches to using mình for the woman? And the woman uses tôi? I don't understand this change, can someone help me out?

[@HuynhMai1609]

+Alex Thomas "Mình" means yourself (in that question), it's just a word to emphasize the question.

[@Jeremiahh2006]

Chị is used to call little older women, they can respond themselves as chị to speak with little younger people. People use mình (means I) and tôi (same meaning as mình) when speaking with people with equal age. Sorry for my bad Englisch

[@huuphuoc149]

We use "mình" like a pronoun "you" to talk in a friendly way, which is extremely used for interviewing and almost appears in southern area , it differs from "mình" for "we" the same to talk in a friendly way and for "I" talking to your friends daily, regardless of interviewing or reporting. Sorry for my bad English :)))

[@interparoloj]

Been there. Mi estis tie.

[@mileycyrusfan197]

lol I can understand and be able to catch most of the words without reading the subtitles, cuz I'm Vietnamese. However, I had to read the subtitles half the time, cuz of some sentences I don't understand.

[@quanghuy8794]

mới tập 1 mà như vầy thì hơi ngộp cho mấy người mới

[@심심풀이-z8k]

Sound like hk cantonese language.

Because Hakkien and Cantonese were the first wave of people to move to south Vietnam and by time they've contributed their language to the southern accent

[@littlespongefond]

easy vietnamese and talk as fast as lightning....

[@huntbones3363]

Watch at .75 speed

[@anfauglir6834]

Quite the most vile language imaginable. It’s hard to believe such sounds can possibly convey meaning

[@Margarita-vf3yz]

I speak spanish and i think the same

[@antonymichiru]

Omg they all have the same voice... O_O sambooody lol

[@nikolic1787]

Antonio Casaburi Volpicelli LMAO Ownage Pranks? :D

[@antonymichiru]

Yes lool

[@frozenpro2952]

Not everyone..I have a friend that's Vietnamese

[@erickjohan1063]

Antonio Casaburi Volpicelli That's what I think about english speakers.

[@pia_mater]

I wonder why 90% of all vietname people I've seen so far have the surname "Nguyen"

[@blotski]

Slow down a bit, please! :-)

[@jonmode3268]

Chu yeu yeu Cau dung de ban Hieu nen khong Cho quang Cai bsnhieu. Do ka dieu Sau ngay Vietnam

[@ft20_arizkiwibowo58]

Ding dong day

[@nhien6974]

what do you mean by this ?

[@ft20_arizkiwibowo58]

@@nhien6974 i don't know the meaning, im not vietnamese

[@purplebunny7220]

omg why she speaking so fast

[@easylanguages]

If you want, you may slow down the speed of the video. Hover your mouse in the center of the playing video and click on the Settings icon, which resembles a gear. In the menu, scroll to find Playback speed and click it. KZbin gives you eight options for playback speed.:)

[@jaberlashed396]

Vietnamese this is one of language without R and J??

[@kietphanvan1687]

We have the letter R, but it's pronounced as the letter "z" in English and sometimes the letter "y"

[@ThinkAndSaySomethingStupid]

The standard Vietnamese language in the South has letter R, but the Northern accent pronounces letter R as letter Z

[@Brecognasa]

Depending on the northern or southern dialect. The official northern accent thats taught internationally pronounces r as a z. The southern has a soft or rolling r depending on which region in the south. There is no letter j but the sound is pronounced in some words

[@ottoschneider2727]

Ez learn Vietnamese

[@maryabigailmanalac1406]

They speak so fast wtf

[@redbaron2398]

I can assure you they don’t speak fast at all. I speak Vietnamese fluently and I know people who can speak 3 or 4 times faster.

[@developedindex4765]

4:15 Northern accent

[@putinniejimmy5795]

It sounds like so many mosquitoes flying around you.

[@mattellis8]

"easy"

[@farhanramadhani2862]

so fast

Farhan Dhani so slow

[@farhanramadhani2862]

For you... For me.-_-

[@Ryan.Arfi2002]

Thai ,Filipino , Burmese, Indian but Vietnamese oh hell no

[@Sohnyjins_xtravirgin_oliveoil]

Theres no language called indian

[@buihaiang2080]

Mình là người Việt Nam mà còn đang thấy vòng vèo. Hay ngữ pháp thế @@@@

[@Huytromcho797]

וייטנאם

[@andreus_777]

Aliens...

[@YanisRigault]

mmmmh

[@uchungnguyen1474]

That is not what i am looking for! This is south Vietnamese dialect, which is too fast and hard to heard. So Pls do it with Hanoi dialect

[@quynhtranbaonguyet6466]

Đức Hùng Nguyễn Chào bạn, mình là một trong những người đã tham gia làm ra video này, mình cũng mong sẽ tìm được những người tham gia nói tiếng Bắc trong các tập tới hoặc mở rộng hoạt động của tụi mình ra miền Bắc. Tuy nhiên, tinh thần chung là giới thiệu tiếng Việt và mình mong muốn mọi giọng nói mọi vùng miền của Việt Nam đều sẽ được lên sóng. Cảm ơn bạn đã xem video và hi vọng bạn sẽ tiếp tục ủng hộ tụi mình.

[@r93-x6j]

Quỳnh Trần Was? Ich verstehe dich nicht.

[@quynhtranbaonguyet6466]

r93 Hi, I can't speak German so I hope you know English. I'm saying that I hope to either include the Northern Vietnamese dialect in upcoming episodes or expand our network to the North of Vietnam. However, I hope all dialects of Vietnamese will be welcomed and hope for further support.

[@pdanh2008]

r93 Das war ihr erstes Video und sie möchten zuerst Vietnamesisch vorstellen. In der Zukunft könnten sie vielleicht das Projekt in ganzem Vietnam erweitern und so würde der norde vietnamesische Akzent gestützt, mittele vietnamesiche Akzent und so weiter. ich lerne Deutsch seit Januar und es gibt selbstverständlich manche Fehler.

[@uchungnguyen1474]

r93 dann nutz mal Google übersetzer. :)

[@DackU]

MC -_-

[@anitakay8634]

What a silly sounding language lmao

[@billyBk91]

funny language

[@amo_res9266]

Is it just me or Vietnamese is pretty irritating to hear? Nothing against viet people tho

[@nymp5284]

sound disgusting

[@jinain]

Sound like Chinese