Easy Vietnamese 4 - The street of old book stores

[@tinafrohning1729]

love how passionate they are talking about the books

[@harry.nguyen17]

It's so funny the way the elder Vietnamese speak, with such passion and authority! they love being philosophical

[@KMO325]

If I am ever able to visit Vietnam, this will be the first place I visit. I love books!

[@leealberto4139]

They should also include videos with Hanoi accent, since it is standard. But foreigners are more familiar with South Vietnam accent, so it is easy to understand why

[@Devilzinhoo]

Vietnamese girls are as beautiful as the chinese and Japanese girls, man I wish I could date an Asian girl, it's my biggest dream.

[@aimy8804]

Giọng hà nội không phải là giọng chuẩn

[@ChristinaAndJuli]

I really love the conversations in this video.

[@natalialekanova5905]

i did't understand any word, i just read subtitles on English, but these people, books and a cat are really nice))) i like a story about 3 teachers)))

[@CentralHighland]

Vietnamese grammar is the #1 easiest in the world. The only thing make it hard is the tone and pronunciation

Josh Mosq no, the vowels and the consonants also very difficult for foreigner to pronounce too

[@quockhanhchu5366]

I don't even think vietnamese has grammar :))) just kidding, because there's so many variations

[@butterface2005]

one of my favorite things about vietnamese is how they say đã for past and sẽ for future. for example: tôi *sẽ* ăn = i *will* eat. or họ *đã* ăn một trái lựu rồi = i *have* eaten a/one pomegrante already. simpler than some other languages.

[@hopha1403]

Finally.... Someone has same idea with me

[@nhanvatphandien5610]

Dễ mà đồng chí :)))

[@yusufzulfi]

Vietnamese is the most youthful language I’ve ever heard. It makes the person talking seem younger imo

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Good. They are very passionate about books

[@interparoloj]

Paradise may look like that... Lots of old books and Vietnamese practice.

[@hoctroviet]

I like the guy’s philosophy. It’s true when people write a book, he or she has to do a lot of research. So we just pick up their collected knowledge and learn a lot from the books. Great conversation from real people!

[@rogerliu1182]

Good morning,I'm from Hong Kong, Very good, thank you

[@muztagata3572]

the girl is cute though

[@CecilliaNguyen]

Ra thêm Easy Vietnamese đi ạ!

[@OkThisllbeMyName]

I'm not saying Vietnamese sounds ugly but I think its vowels placement and consonant combinations are really weird and alien. As a Cantonese speaker I don't think the tones are what makes it alien but I feel like some consonants are pronounced like at the very back of the mouth and feels more palatalized. Rather exotic. Also many say that the sound of Cantonese is more "harsher" than Vietnamese but for me it's like the exact opposite.

[@vio3366]

I find Cantonese so different! Vowels in Cantonese aren't so strong and yes you're right

[@Khiet2n]

You should know that Cantonese is one of the "Great Viet" or "100 Viet"

[@kennyPAGC]

1:47 where the hell is "harry potter" in the sounds she is making? :O

[@luda5034]

+kennyPAGC Me too. where is HP?

[@xuanmainguyenhong5596]

1:47 turn your volume up. It's kinda hard to hear it

[@ChristinaAndJuli]

She kinda says "he po tuh" instead of the full title.

[@nanye3063]

Nice

[@salehungcuong9319]

cái anh chàng ở 1:39 sao ngựa bà quá, "em hiểu hông?"

[@ramirosotto]

I love so much how this language sounds. Does anyone know if exist verbal conjugation in Vietnamese? (I mean if it's like Mandarin in that aspect)

[@tinyrainbow0505]

+Ramiro Sotto vietnamese doesn't have much conjugations for verbs. tenses are created by simply add in some words for past, present or future. even if those words are not added, people still understand if there are enough context

[@colin6748]

+Ramiro Sotto Unlike other languages, there's no conjugation for the verbs whatsoever. That's why using verbs in Vietnamese is usually easier than other European languages because there are specific words for tenses and you just add 'em in to form the correct tense.Well, basically you can omit the specific words without having to worry about comprehension!

[@kamoaraz4580]

more easy tieng viet please :3

[@borkasiamese4617]

I guess that cat at the end is the main reader

[@자낳토끼]

why did they stop making these ? =(

[@Holzkissen.]

Almost no one was paying atention to this culture

[@賀宇華]

Need more videos, plz~~

[@MinhNguyen-yu2mj]

admin ơi ra Hà Nội quay đi cho đa dạng vùng miền :))) vs để xem Tây phản ứng ra sao :)

[@panyeonviolin1823]

Em yêu tiếng Việt

[@AnAn-sx8zn]

ป่านนี้ ธรรมวิริยะ I'm vietnamese.. I can teach vietnamese for you

[@panyeonviolin1823]

An An thank you ^^ nice too meet you

[@AnAn-sx8zn]

you are thailand aren't you

[@panyeonviolin1823]

yes ^^ tôi là người Tháilan

[@AnAn-sx8zn]

bạn dạy tôi tiếng thái và tôi dạy bạn tiếng việt

[@xhoques]

Why the host addressed the girl first as bạn but later changed to chị? They discovered something about their ages?

[@HaNguyen-ow1gf]

yep, thats right

[@xhoques]

+Thu Ha Nguyen cam on!!

[@BangKieu96]

sure thing that's how crazy Vietnamese is compared to other popular languages.

[@josephhallify]

Sounds like my hometown dialect Sunvuiese(新會話,belongs to Cantonese).

[@자낳토끼]

I've never heard of this dialect, would you mind telling me a bit about it?

[@inouelenhatduy]

suvuiese ? can you record your voice and upload it ?

[@boardmarker5079]

the host is so beautiful…

[@khust2993]

she's good looking

[@deadpool113]

sounds like cantonese.are they related?

[@자낳토끼]

yeah yeah , some words are exactly the same , however our grammar is different (:

[@deadpool113]

+thỏ con 小兔子 that's interesting.are you vietnamese?you guys use chinese letters as name too?wow so we koreans are.

[@자낳토끼]

b js yes im viet and like 1/8 chinese haha :-D and no, not all Vietnamese know the Hanzi version or the Chinese meaning of their names, although I do becoz my Dad knows Chinese hehe / Siu Touzi is only my screen name though. I have read about how Korean people have to learn "Hanja" during primary school? How does this help? If only schools in Vietnam also taught us Chu Nom :( it's our traditional writing system

[@deadpool113]

+thỏ con 小兔子 oh you know about 'Hanja'. I worried how to express hanja to vietnamese. I was thinking about hanja same like you.but when I became adult I realised it is really useful.at first there are many hanja based technical words in Korea.I cannot know if I just look at the hangeul.but if I suppose the hanja's meaning I can easily understand the words.not just for this.It is so much useful when learning chinese and japanese.I felt much easier when I learned them. but my friends who don't know about hanja felt harder.and the important thing is I can understand your name. rabbit man.or maybe son.I think your name is cute.in our way we pronounce it as so to ja.

[@conchobar0928]

+Chris BK actually they aren't anymore "related" than cantonese and korean. it's just borrowing, not a common origin. vietnamese just sounds more similar since it's also a tonal language.

[@angthithuong1893]

Why you stop posting videos 😥?

[@traixaydung2345]

banj xinh qua :))

[@kennyPAGC]

this is the most alien sounding language I have ever heard

[@inouelenhatduy]

heard the cantonese and you will know it more alien then vietnamese ( 8 tones , dont know how they can have 8 tone ...... )

inoue jerry No, it not. The tones in Cantonese sound the same or similar to other, not quite difference like the one in Vietnamese. All tone in Vietnamese are identical from each one of other. Plus Vietnamese use more vowel and consonant than Cantonese.

[@charadeone]

Vietnamese sounds like a mixture of Korean and Cantonese to me.

[@conho4898]

Vietnamese sounds more complex.

[@CentralHighland]

No, Korean sound's like they are your father, or they are your boss and they are swearing at you.

ferna rosil Korean sound like they are screaming at you

[@didiprangsak1757]

something's wrong with your ear, for real

[@김원석-w5l]

Vietnam sound like dong lao shang dong mang vat at la ma~ lol😂

[@555-q7n]

북쪽이랑 발음이 많이 다르네요. 저는 북쪽 발음으로 공부했는데 정말 어렵네요

[@icylakepaxphile]

북쪽발음이 표준이예요. 단지 중국처럼 강압적으로 전국적으로 강제만 안 할 뿐이지... 노래 가사나 시 낭송 같은 것은 남쪽에서도 모두 북쪽 발음으로 해요.

[@Molr026]

게인 이데이 와트 율리 섹겐... 미스킨 무트 이크 슨넬레르 커레이안스 레렌, 완트 느 칸 이크 베이나 니크스 페르스탄....

[@DungTrinh-ui8eo]

Giọng gái nam nghe hay!

[@kristinettran]

Xin chao

[@dungdao1988]

Even for Vietnamese who from North Vietnam also can not understand all this. These voices are from South. North voice is much more easy to understand. Beside, it is too difficult, people speak too fast. Please when make videos and NAMED it Easy, so make them easy for learners!!!

[@corimars4131]

North is like Chinese? that makes you want to sleep while listening it. North accent is not completely correct, South is more correct

Cori Mars south speak like the khmer, it's making every foreigner ears hurt

[@ivyk378]

i think north vietnamese voices are harder to understand because their accents are very annoying.

mint chocolatechip you really never heard of the North accent are you?

[@ivyk378]

Chí Thiện Nguyễn lol I am Vietnamese and I heard the north accent before and it's very hard to understand because they pronounce their words with A LOT of Zs. IMO I prefer the south accent.

[@Toni-dz9xl]

í lộn =)))

[@9687498415]

These are Difficult videos, not easy ones

[@ruedigernassauer]

Vi-đê-ô ấy trong phát âm miên nam Việt Nam. Mình (body) = „tui“ (me in Southern accent) = tôi (me in proper pronunciation) v.v. I´ll do a video in Bavarian or Frisian accent and call it „Easy German“.

[@minhtudo]

nên để giọng hà nội hơn cho video này giọng miền nam chưa đủ chuẩn lắm để học hỏi

[@minhtudo]

F. G. Nguyen ý tôi là học ngoại ngữ thì nên học tiếng chuẩn ko ai dùng tiếng địa phương cả, kể cả học tiếng gì cũng vậy

[@minhtudo]

F. G. Nguyen ai chả biết giọng bắc là dễ nghe nhất, phát âm chuẩn văn viết nhất, kể cả người nc ngoài cũng nói vậ với lại miền bắc là cội nguồn của lịch sử vn, hơn 1000 năm vua chúa đầu tiên cũng là từ miền bắc , tiếng việt cũng từ đấy mà ra tôi học tiếng trung, tiếng anh, và 1 ít tiếng nhật thì sao tôi lại ko biết

[@vuvuuuu]

Đâu cứ phải giọng Hà Nội là chuẩn đâu anh? Em là người Bắc đây. Thực ra ngôn ngữ khó có được giọng chuẩn lắm. Nói như tiếng Anh thì phổ biến nhất là giọng Anh-Mỹ với Anh-Anh đó. Tiếng Việt mình do rất đặc biệt và cả 3 miền, miền nào cũng đều có cách phát âm riêng cho nên khó phân biệt được giọng chuẩn lắm. Bản thân em có nhiều bạn người Mỹ và Đức thì họ nói giọng miền Nam lại dễ hiểu hơn đấy.

[@inouelenhatduy]

giong nao ma ko dc , chuan nhat thi choi giong da nang ay :) ket hop ba mien :)

[@MinhNguyen-yu2mj]

mệt các ông bà quá . Quốc gia nào mà chả có ngôn ngữ vùng miền nhưng sẽ có 1 thứ ngôn ngữ chuẩn duy nhất để học chuẩn nhất , ở VN đó là giọng Hà Nội , ok chưa @@ tôi ở HP

[@kosalchhorm6214]

could you give me book shop phone number, beacuse i want to order the books