Learn Vietnamese: 200 most common Vietnamese words

Learn Vietnamese: 200 most common Vietnamese words
Southern Vietnamese language/dialect
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[@TUNGTHANHLy]

List of 250 videos (with their titles and links): vietnameseconversation.blogspot.com/2018/07/list-of-videos-with-their-titles-and.html

[@eva8440]

Thank you this is very helpfull! :)

[@Jimmy-sb7mk]

thank you so much for the video. keep posting.

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Thanks for watch, Jimmy. :)

[@Wr3ckin_Cr3w]

This is perfect. Thank you for making the time to create these!

[@starcorpvncj]

Thank you very much. It's hard to find good southern vn videos like this one.

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Thank you Zip Zagger.

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Daily activities: 123 verbs - kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5a8YpdmmrOWnbc

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Beginner level - 20 short stories: vietnameseconversation.blogspot.com/search/label/Short%20stories?&max-results=7

[@metro41412]

I actually watched all 200 words!

[@JoeB1946]

Very helpful video, thank you.

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Thank you Joe Back :)

[@oscarmike3482]

Cảm ơn Tung :D

[@johnny8978]

Will you make a video on the most common southern Vietnamese phrases?

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

40 useful Vietnamese phrases: vietnameseconversation.blogspot.com/2016/12/40-useful-phrases-in-vietnamese.html

[@Third_ROV]

@@TUNGTHANHLy đù má

[@ricwhk]

This is good video because you hv included words often left out by others when they teach commonly used words like rua tay etc....good work!

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Hehe, Cám ơn anh Ricky. They are the most common words we use/speak in daily life.

[@ricwhk]

TUNG THANH Ly Welcome! Perhaps you can include "mutton" in your list of meat in future as I was having dinner in korean restaurant with vietnamese but didnt know how to say and pronounce it in vietnamese...:-)

[@nigel7971]

Great video. Sounds from south vn? keep it up. Thumbs up.

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Thanks. Saigonese /Southern Vietnamese accent. www.vietnameseconversation.blogspot.com

[@CuMentorulinVacanta]

Chao ba ! Help me practice Vietnamese🌞🇻🇳

[@ricwhk]

At 2:07, I go to school now. Con di hoc day. What about "Bay gio con di hoc"? I thought "Con di hoc day" is "I go to school here"

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Má, con đi học ĐÂY - Mom, I go to school now. We use "ĐÂY" to inform other people that We will do something NOW. Fox example: Mình đi ăn cơm tối ĐÂY, lát nữa chat tiếp.

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[@pepperwilliams4428]

There are many things here that are confusing me. One is the use of the word, “con” for “you”. I’ve heard “bạn”and “tôi” also. Can I say, “Tôi đi học đây “ or “Bạn đi học đây”

[@jannamebaotocuaruneterra6211]

Tôi đi học đây is correct. Con is for someone, I mean, like you talk to your children or your niece, nephew. 😁

[@thereugo4570]

"Con" means "child" and is for when you speak to someone who is a lot younger than you. "Bạn” means friend, I’m not sure in what context you use it, and I don’t know what “tôi” means, but i know it can be a formal way to say “me”. Basically it depends who you're talking to and the context.

[@hakayma]

@@jannamebaotocuaruneterra6211 con is also classifier for animals

[@e.w.5253]

This is great! @1:31 "rồi" can also be pronounced as "soi" ?

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

It is Rồi. Pronouncing it as Sòi is wrong. Thanks for watching :)

[@NewIllusion99]

E. W. You can pronounce With a Z sound

[@thereugo4570]

Rs vary in pronunciation. They can be trills, approximants, or a z sound.