Learn Vietnamese: Conversation 1 - 5

[@MonkOrMan]

Best video of yours I've seen yet! Please make more of these!

[@janetmiller2980]

Em thich video cua Anh. Cam on

[@TUNGTHANHLy]

Cảm ơn em.

[@suzyq227]

Can u make more video

[@hakayma7560]

brother you need to make more clips like this thanks

[@helenlim1889]

thank you so much

[@monicadiep882]

These are very helpful thank you! Just wanted to ask - I thought that 'g' in vietnamese had a 'y' sound in southern accent and a 'z' sound with the northern accent, but it seems like you used the 'z' sound here for 'g'?

[@hakayma7560]

sometimes they pronounce with the sound 'z' just to make it clear, as some can be from the northern region or travelers

[@2420-y2o]

tyvm!

[@LCLenard]

There is one mistake on a few slides. You are talking about your sister, but you wrote siter. Xin Loi.

[@ericjohnson6634]

I thought that neither the Northern nor the Southern dialect differentiated d- and gi-. If that is true, what is the advantage in training people to learn an artificial distinction they'll almost never hear? 😕

[@interparoloj]

I met two teachers who speak like this (interchangeably with all-[j] system), also a friend of mine who is a Southerner tends to pronounce [z] in words like „giowf“, when quoting/repeating a word „in a more distinctive way“. Now I guess that may be some kind of school drill helping children to remember the spelling?..

[@dungng3633]

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