Learn Vietnamese - How to Introduce Yourself in Vietnamese

[@VietnamesePod101]

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[@wandererinthedust276]

I speak Farsi, Pashto, Urdu/Hindi, Spanish, Hebrew and Arabic. Today I looked up Thai and Vietnamese. The sounds are so different from what I'm used to! But all languages are beautiful just as all people are beautiful. Peace to all of you, my friends.

[@kristynamilaberska5691]

❤❤❤❤❤Aaron as

[@NarutoUzumaki-be4zj]

This IS the hardest language to pronounce.

[@MonstarChan3]

Believe it

[@bluc3cl0ud]

Nope. I vote for Korean is the hardest to pronounce. I'm learning it and in compared with Chinese and Spanish, which I find no difficulty in pronunciation, Korean sounds get on my nerve for always having the feeling of not being able to say it correctly.

[@NarutoUzumaki-be4zj]

Bluce Cloud lol, please tell me you're joking? try speaking to more Chinese people and you'll see that they will barely be able to understand you unless you speak almost with perfection in your tones. Korean doesn't have any tones so it's easy to distinguish each word. Also, if you speak Spanish, Korean shouldn't be hard to pronounce. Many polyglots agree that Vietnamese is hard to pronounce.

[@bluc3cl0ud]

Naruto Uzumaki firstly, bcz I'm Vienamese, so I cant say that Vietnamese is difficult bcz I've said it for 25 years.lol. Let me tell u, I talk to my Chinese, Korean and Spanish friends and all my Chinese and Spanish friends have no problem with my speaking, even my Chinese friends keep complimenting on my pronunciation, she even suggests me to teach Chinese to one of her foreign friends, but when I talk to my Korean friends, he keeps laughing because of my pronunciation, though I'm trying to improve it so next time he cant laugh at me. Never have problems with chinese and Spanish since day 1 but Korean, sometimes, I want to throw my speaker away. Anyway, maybe bcz Vietnam and China are nearby and in many years long long long ago, China invaded V and controlled it, so the languages are kind of being connected.

[@NarutoUzumaki-be4zj]

Bluce Cloud oh okay, in that case it might be easier for you to learn Chinese because you already know a tonal language.

[@whitesnowsmith8051]

she said super easy... my tongue got problem now

[@bachtran7589]

if you think it easy, it''s very easy

[@trnkwangchiotwntranquangch785]

bạn có biết: ia nờ = iên hăy IAn = IÊn ? Tương tự, ia ngờ = iêng, hăy IAng = IÊng, Tiếng Việt = TíaNG VịaT. .... kw = cw = qu (w=uơ, uờ là phần cuối của âm u. k + w = c + w = c + uờ = qu) .... Âm /to/ khi khéo dài hoặc nói thật chậm sẽ nghe thấy 2 âm: to, oooo . Âm /hoa/ khi kéo dài hoặc nói thật chậm sẽ nghe thấy 3 âm: hoa, oa, a. (Tiáng Viạt (Tiếng Việt) không có quy tắc ráp vần , thực chất là THÔNG CHUYỂN KHẨU HÌNH ÂM (giữa 2 khẩu hình âm là 1 khẩu hình âm: giữa âm i và âm ê là âm ia (khi khẩu hình đang ở âm i thì phát âm ê sẽ sinh ra âm ia, nên iê=ia, iêN=iaN, hiên=hian. Tưang tự, ươ=ưa, uô=ưa....). Và tiếng Việt không phải tiếng đơn âm mà là NHIỀU LỚP ÂM LIÊN TIẾP: phiên âm đầy đủ của từ hoa là /hoa, oa, a/, đã là /đã, ã, a/...không phải chỉ có 1 âm đâu) Một số khác, nên thêm ký hiệu w vào tiếng Việt sẽ giải quyết đươc nhiêu vấn đề (w = uơ, uờ gần giống /w/ của tiếng Anh nhưng đặt ở cửa miệng (front sound) hay nó chính là phần đuôi của âm u khi kéo dài hay khi nói u bạn đưa cằm lên rồi hạ xuống sẽ nghe thấy âm w (uơ, uờ) rõ hơn): Âm h trong từ ha thì phát là hờ, nhưng trong từ hoa sẽ phát là hw (huơ, huờ): hoa = hwa, wa = oa, wang = oang, uy = wy = wi, hwang=hoang. Uyên=wyên=wian (do yên hăy iên = ian). TưaNG tự với l, ng, b...có thể phát thành lw, ngw, bw trong lua, ngoa, boa thành lwua, ngwa, bwua. Tiếng Việt (Tiáng Viạt) có trên 50 âm mới đầy đủ. Người Việt học tiếng Việt dễ vì hầu hết họ biết nói trước khi biết đọc, viết. Học sinh đến lớp chỉ cần nhớ mặt chữ cái rồi ghép cho đúng âm là xong dù họ không hiểu bản chất tạo âm của tiếng Việt. Nhưng với người ngoài nước và người dân tộc thiểu số thì rất khó học theo theo kiểu ráp vần. (Học như con VẸT). Về ngữ pháp, 'hầu như không có ngữ pháp' tiếng Việt, như 1 người Anh đã nói. - đẹp người đẹp nết = người đẹp tính tốt. - cao điểm đồi A1 = điển cao đồi A1. - ....

[@baobei5908]

How is it going

[@Happretender]

when u realized the R in Rat pronounced as Z. im done

[@Happretender]

im actually german, and yes i'm trying to learn vietnamese and thank you.

[@PieCrust200]

Mittsuhide Ishida no its her voice

[@PieCrust200]

Mittsuhide Ishida and the "Gi" from her name is z

[@Happretender]

yeah i figured it out already. thanks tho.

[@tenshinowingusu]

She actually speaks with a Northern accent, it's not wrong per se, but most people outside of Vietnam would recognize the Southern accent easier where R is pronounced more similar but not exactly the same as an English R or unfortunately sometimes, it's changed to a Y sound because of "lazy tongue." Both accents have their pros and cons when it comes to pronunciation. The reason why the Southern accent is more recognized is Communism in Vietnam originated in the North, so more Northerners stayed in Vietnam. Even if you were a Northerner that moved to a different country, there is unfortunately a negative connotation amongst ex-pats of Vietnam for the Northern accent because it's still associated with communism.

[@zantel.z1483]

my crush is vietnamese and i want to learn this just for him..

[@TheSuperTran]

lolol that's cute

[@zantel.z1483]

TheSuperTran xD thxs

[@zantel.z1483]

Minh Kiu Hes been a jerk lately so lol

[@zantel.z1483]

Minh Kiu xD thanks hopefully nothing bad wil go down im only 14 .-.

[@TheSuperTran]

Minh Kiu lmaoo you're 10/10 genius

[@doiquynhanh17]

I'm a Vietnamese, but I still find this video insteresting. If anyone learning Vietnamese have some difficulties, I'm glad to help you guys (:

[@JSVC12]

You speak Southern or Northern Vietnamese?

[@doiquynhanh17]

Jose Samuel Valladares Caballero Southern Vietnamese, so my accent is quite different from this girl's

[@tranbaonhat2042]

Jose Samuel Valladares Caballero I speak Northern VNese

[@GETURHANDSUP916]

Quynh Anh Doi How do you pronounce the name Duyen? I can never say it right.

[@doiquynhanh17]

it's pretty hard to explain here, but I think you should try to say "Yuien", just say it quick because it only has one syllable

[@MissyEss2010]

I'm middle eastern trying to learn this language... and OMG the words are sooo hard to pronounce! I hope to learn the language one day.

[@VietnamesePod101]

+MissyEss2010 You can do it :) Make sure to check us out at VietnamesePod101.com if you need more help! Team VietnamesePod101

[@agallagher5936]

Vietnamese is a different ball game. But Arabic words are difficult to pronounce too. i hope to learn both

[@kingjae9541]

They have to many Vowel accent

[@VDuongHD]

+MissyEss2010 Im Vietnamese and Im struggling haha

[@kingjae9541]

***** that is y i stick to European languages

[@bluc3cl0ud]

Really. Am I I the only Vietnamese who feel really weird with the phrase "nice to meet you" Vietnamese version?. I don't mean that it's wrong on language or grammatical term or any thing like that, but it just sounds really strange if I hear that in a conversion between Vietnamese people. I mean I've lived here in Vietnam since I was born 24 years ago, but I've never used this with any of my new Vietnamese friends. If I meet someone for the first time and I want to know him/her, the conversation will go like: first, with a smile (yes, to create good impression), then ask name, ask age (most of the time bcz Vietnamese need to know each other's age to be proper in addressing themselves), then ask other information depending on the setting, for example, if it is at a university, I often ask their hometown, their house location (like "do you live near here?" "Do you have to catch a bus to go to school/ or ride a mortorbike". Yess, that's how the REAL Vietnamese conversation often goes in real life. We dont say "Nice to meet you". The culture defines the language used in each country, so when "nice to meet you" is used in English when English-speaking people meet each other doesn't mean that it applies to every other languages. I myself learn other 4 languages so I hope that REAL and NATURAL native language can be brought into teaching process, not the kind of unnatural, sample conversation. When I learn a language, I want to talk the way native people talking to each other, not like a foreigner talking the language, maybe I've never been able to pronounce and sound exactly like a native but I want to be able use it the most closely to the way a native use it. That is the POINT here!

[@BloodyPocky15]

In America, a lot of Asian Americans, are very very very very very very very old fashioned. It is very easy to upset a lady or woman from Vietnam in America. you have to be very very proper, and old fashion.

[@BloodyPocky15]

or man*

[@bluc3cl0ud]

BloodyPocky15 what is the relationship between what I said before and what you replied to it? Don't get what u mean in your reply

[@BloodyPocky15]

Ummm.... If I use a less formal phrase, to a person who came years ago. they would be... very mad.

[@ucozadnet6503]

Yes, it's correct. We never use Nice to meet you or something like this sentence when we meet anyone for the first time.

[@yaninsaengmanee1042]

I'm Thai and today I'm starting to learn Vietnamese. Words are super hard to pronouce. 😭😭

[@cuongkim3305]

Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese are all tonal languages. Why do you feel Vietnamese is hard? I'm Vietnamese and I feel Thai language easy. If Thai people feel Vietnamese hard, I feel bad for people from other countries who want to learn Vietnamese =))

[@guguchannel7334]

Thai and Chinese are the most two hard languages in the world but Vietnamese language is easy . Language whose depend on latin letters is like Vietnamese is the easiest sort of languages

[@AnhDang_97]

If you want, I'll help you

[@lanhphucthe]

NMH Tv ? Học Tiếng Việt làm gì ? Tiếng anh phổ biến hơn

[@Horrortelltales]

Because there are more tones in Vietnamese than thai. try find similar words like cat, lion, octopus etc. And then there are words even though have different meanings but the pronunciation is the same, an example is the word "mu" which is pig in thai but hat in vietnamese, they sound exactly the same, you can think of a pig in a hat so it gets easier to remember. If you start with this i think it's gonna be easier to learn.

[@장근수-h3c]

Tiếng việt rất phong phú và đa dạng !!! : Bảo sao nó không đến . Không bảo sao nó đến ? Nó bảo sao không đến ? Không đến sao nó bảo ? Nó đến bảo không sao . Nó đến sao không bảo ? Không bảo nó đến sao ? Sao đến nó không bảo ? Nó không bảo sao đến ? Đến bảo sao nó không .... More...

[@risauam6272]

HongPhuoc2003 😂

[@jinkookice-creamu1769]

xin chào, bạn khỏe không

[@VietEpicGamer]

I feel ashamed, and I don't know if anybody else feels this way. But, the only language I can speak is really English. And, I am half-vietnamese and half-american. And, I feel so ashamed because I don't even know my own heritage language, someone mind helping me?

[@uyenle5037]

***** hm...! do you use skype? we can exchange language. I'm vietnamese and i'm learning English. my skype id is uyen426

[@VietEpicGamer]

Uyên Lê Yeah I use skype. Skype: awesomeguyzinc1

[@lastknight21]

***** Don't feel ashamed! I'm from London and my parents are full vietnamese yet I hardly speak any and only speak English. If anything, it could help drive your learning :p

[@vietnamese1238]

***** You don't worry. Vietnamese is hard but it isn't impossible. Try to learn, you will be successful.

[@bashfultendency5066]

Kinda hard cuz up don't know how to pronounce the syllables and you are hard wired for English. It will take months of hard studying and speaking. If you are over fifteen then it just gets more difficult, so you need to put in twice the effort.

[@Long_Le_441]

chị này phát âm rất chuẩn luôn, the pronouncing progress is incredibly clear and fresh, very motivative

[@darkYT]

I know a lot of VN people (my gf and her family not in the least) and I recognize this as a Vietnamese accent. Anyway, this video is good and easy to follow, which is great for starters. I didn't get much more out of it. Too bad the rest of the videos from this series is just with pictures/videos. I like it when someone presents and explains the language like in this video.

[@christinet8415]

I'm Vietnamese but I don't know how to speak Vietnamese

[@VietnamesePod101]

+MaddieZiegler Fan If you want to learn, make sure to check out our website VietnamesePod101.com :) Team VietnamesePod101

[@gianfrancow2850]

The spammer even answered you.. genius

[@buivphuoc]

You are stupid then lol

[@kaorimiyazono9958]

Slime Lover7 same, but just bc i have korean in my name doesn't mean im korean

[@Lu-jn1fb]

Slime Lover7 I Don't know much either XD (My parents are completely Vietnamese)

[@merciditaandrade9613]

I really want to learn Vietnam language but it is hard as a tongue twister for me...😥 but I hope someday I am speak Vietnamese!! 🙌

[@HarryJackish]

I can help you ^^

Cố lên nhé!

[@thuytienjeemin9216]

I can help you, fighting ^^

[@estefaniajuana9214]

Can somebody help me speak vietnamese? I would really like to learn. I am very fluent in english and can help out with english lessons too.

There are two people can help you

[@panuwatchiraniramai1838]

I'm Thai. I am learning Vietnamese. Because this language is easy than Chinese for me. And the grammar is the same like Thai language. So it is easy to me.

[@kittichonkhoatkham7758]

HI I'm Thai who's interested in this beautiful language ! Xin chao!!

[@thaobuithihieu6131]

+TONKOON KHOATKHAM " chào bạn " thanks for loving our language , Thai is a beautiful language too :) i ve learnt Thai for 4 month and i find out Thai is the same Vietnamese language for gramma, but what you watched in this video we dont use it at all in real life, if we meet some one who we dont know we use " chào chị, chào anh, chào chú, chào cô ) some one we know we use " Hey + ( their name ) , dạo này sao rồi or khỏe không " like " hey , what have you been up to? or how is it going? " in english. I wish they can teach you a real Vietnamese but its so complicated to explain. :)

[@kittichonkhoatkham7758]

+THẢO BÙI THỊ HIẾU I think it's the same in Thai too because how Thais speak and greet is flexible. Sometimes what they teach in textbooks is just the forms without life:) maybe you can add my Facebook if you were interested in exchanging culture ^^

[@thaobuithihieu6131]

:) it's so great to be your friend my facebook is facebook.com/hieuthao.buithi

[@lengoc14391]

I'll teach my friend to study Vietnamese in this afternoon. A little nervous because I'm not a teacher ^^ But so happy because she wants to learn my mother language :)

[@phonglien412]

Chúc các bạn học ngôn ngữ của chúng tôi thật tốt:))

[@alias215]

When my friend left back for Vietnam, I said but I'm going to give you a real hug this time. He laughed and said "wait, like an American hug?" Lol even though the cultures are different, I think it's very important to hug a friend that you will not see for a long time.

[@elSplunky]

I know I'm a bit used to some languages that sound NOTHING like how it's spelled, especially with Klingon and Welsh, French, sometimes Dutch, maybe even Czech or Hungarian. But this? Just started and I have NO IDEA how you people pronounce these things... BUT! I'm still learning, I'll get used to it later...

[@Maya-hf3zw]

To me, Vietnamese sounds like when you play an audio recording backwards😂

[@PhamA10]

lmao I'm actually vietnamese and I'm watching this because I talk in english too much that I forget some of the vietnamese words.....my parents made me watch this

[@nothingspecial1053]

Đừng để bị đồng hóa nhá .

[@babylongate]

I am Vietnamese, you are that good that make your accent like Spanish.

[@classicforever1]

Actually Vietnamese never use XIN CHÀO when greeting/ Even I, a native speaker, will feel a little bit funny when someone say XIN CHÀO to me. We mostly say Chào + an addressing pronoun, because pronoun in Vietnamese is very complicated and tricky to those to start learning Vietnamese. Most teachers will simplify the greeting way by using XIN CHÀO.

[@VietnamesePod101]

Hi Văn, You're right to say that "Xin chào" is not the common way Vietnamese people greet each other everyday. However, Vietnamese pronouns cannot be taught in just one or two lessons because it is by far one of the most complicated parts of Vietnamese language. And this is the very first lesson, so we only introduced the most general way to say "Hi", which is well understood by all Vietnamese people. If you continue watching our next lessons, you'll see how we teach each pair of pronouns one by one so that our learners can gradually know how to use them correctly. Anyway, thank you very much for your comment.

[@prohdremix6553]

Bn cũng biết anh nhể kaka

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

so even the "Informal" wording @ 3:35 is still way too formal?! :)

[@effaspham3518]

guys this is exactly the way they teach english in vietnam :) and I have never learnt to speak english smothly or a little bit freely. "Hi, I'm jonh I'm peter How are you? I'm fine, thank you, and you? I'm fine thanks." that' the way the teach me. and now after 8 years struggling to learn english, I am still fucking around to find a way to help me out on my english speaking that's fucking sad really By the way guys, if you want to learn a second language the first thing you do is to get a lot of listening of the language no matter you understand it or not just listen to the rythm and then you gotta learn to pronounce the alphabet slowly, freely and natively until you master it then try to make words, after that you gonna listen to daily conversation, i suggest vietnamese blog on youtube, you gotta build that insterest in vietnamese guys. hopefullly that helps

[@lizreddinger]

Love love love this video style. Organized, lovely and very precise.

[@haile-oj8gs]

I am teaching Vietnamese for foreigners on skype :) So do you wanna learn ?

[@atomnous]

I've just been exposed to this language and I love it very much

Atom Nous contact me if you want me to help you practice the Vietnamese pronunciation for free.

[@Penguinfighter]

I'm in high school and I have this Vietnamese friend that he is new in the U.S.but I also want to learn to understand the language

[@Texaschainsawmassacre1991]

facebook.com/manh.nguyen.92754 . Add my facebook i 'wll teach uoi Vietnamese then you can teach me English

[@HelIBoyz93]

she sounds soooo cute

[@bachtran7589]

oh really?

[@Apetitegirly]

@@bachtran7589 yeah jealous?

[@bachtran7589]

icant smile 내가 미소할 수 없어 haha

[@niguigi7957]

this really helps me because theres a new kid at my middle who just came from Vietnam so where trying to help him out

[@VietnamesePod101]

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[@katelynpham914]

Learn Vietnamese with VietnamesePod101.com hey I'm Vietnamese and I still need to learn Vietnamese because I'm only 10

[@katelynpham914]

Learn Vietnamese with VietnamesePod101.com and I understand this already

[@baoplays2968]

+xXkatelynXx Pham me too!

[@ブティタンフォン]

i think this video is ok for foreigner who want to SPEAK Vietnamese easily (i'm Vietnamese and from Southern Viet Nam). say about "standard pronunciation", most of Vienamese people know that what is correct pronunciation way, but because of their habit, their region or the way they like to pronounce, (i think) very few of them want to correct. Me, too (feel like a little strange and unnatural when i change the way i usually pronounce). So people, you don't have to be serious about that.

[@VietnamesePod101]

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[@tinnong2749]

Hello, my name is Tin, I come from VietNam I'm learning english, can't you help me? Of couse, I can help you learn vietnamese We can help each togther ^^ Please, add my facebook m.facebook.com/tin.nong.3?refid=8 Xin chào, tôi tên là Tin tôi đến từ việt nam, tôi đang học tiếng anh, bạn có thể giúp tôi chứ? Tất nhiên, tôi sẽ dạy bạn tiếng việt Chúng ta có thể giúp đỡ lẫn nhau mà ^^ Làm ơn add facebook của tôi nhé m.facebook.com/tin.nong.3?refid=8

[@elikolakoff9797]

+Tin Nông anak

[@小紅包]

I am happy to exchange English,Chinese free lessons to Vietnamese !

[@INEDIBLECATS303]

I really wanna be able to learn Vietnamese because my boyfriend is Viet and I really wanna try and learn his language 😁 he's teaching me the bits he knows slowly

[@wendy785]

wow. cool. hope you can speak our language girl 😆

[@Feathertail2205]

I'm Vietnamese and I know English fluently but I hope to teach my American boyfriend a little Vietnamese. Haha xD

[@quocthang7857]

hi, add me on skype: [e-mail]. i can help you study vietnamese

[@INEDIBLECATS303]

Im still learning vietnamese but just got no boyfriend now 😂

[@Feathertail2205]

Ellie Morris Omg, sorry to hear that. But I think VN is still a great language to learn nonetheless. Probably difficult getting the native tones down, but worthwhile for experience, I think. Good luck!

[@24.phuongnhi86]

Hi. I'm Vietnamese. Nice to meet you.

[@24.phuongnhi86]

Vl =))))

[@swagatamsarkar4770]

Tôi là người Ấn độ and I'm learning Tiếng việt :) Pronouncing Vietnamese correctly is very difficult though

[@venocreates6762]

Lol i have two new students in my grade who are Vietnamese and so i wanted to learn Vietnamese so that we can speak together since they don't know english or korean☺ and i am teaching them english

[@VietnamesePod101]

Learn Vietnamese - How to Introduce Yourself in Vietnamese In this lesson, you'll learn how to introduce yourself in Vietnamese. Subscribe to our KZbin channel for more videos! Learn Vietnamese - How to Introduce Yourself in Vietnamese

[@MrKwonjiyong]

Hi you, Im very glad and thankful because of this video. But I think you need a series to guide how to pronounce Vietnamese. This is very hard language.

[@khmerpotato733]

Your voice is like an angel

[@dmanakell]

3:11 It is quite difficult. Maybe the pronunciation is to fast for some of us who are beginners

[@KarryNguyen]

Danny Raul Molina hi. I really want to practice my english speaking skill via skype. iff you foreign guys wanna learn Vietnamese , pls contact me, we'll help each other be better. because i dont want to take your time for nothing. thank you. skype/mail : [e-mail]

No it's slow, I normally say it faster

[@KyunKyunPanic]

My boyfriend is vietnamese but doesn't speak very well vietnamese. And I also always forget if he's northern or southern vietnamese... So I don't really see a point to seriously learn vietnamese, but I find it interesting to hear and read it, especially since the language looks way different to from what you hear.

[@thaovuong2840]

if u want to learn vietnamese, i can help u to learn freely

[@kouzaikasumi3993]

Northern accent is smoother from south

[@tranbaonhat2042]

it's Vietnamese standard

[@CentralHighland]

because that's northern accent :D. just like southern accent we spell almost words too loooooooong sound in mid of word . it's nice , i love both of them.

[@SuperLyHam]

hi everybody.... im from VIETNAM ^^

[@araalfa8245]

I really want to be able to speak Vietnamese because I think it sounds really awesome and I have a lot of close friends almost like an older brother and sister who are all Vietnamese

[@iventhunder1901]

I can tell you are from north Vietnam because i can hear your accent I am from south Vietnam so I have a different

[@AnastasiaSaenz]

I've got a Vietnamese friend and I have to start speaking a few sentences at a time, in Vietnamese...I got hello wrong...I said "chào" instead "xin chào"...now, I feel like a dummy for saying it halfway...I have to learn this language; his English is good, but it's not fair for him to have learnt it while I can't even say a simple word in Vietnamese....But, I'll make it my personal goal to learn this hard but beautiful language.

xin chàn isn't right either, it's only right for foreigner who can't speak the language.

[@테헤란로일개미]

Studying Vietnamese Language is hard... cuz they have six intonations.. but it is really funny for me.. lol!. who can teach me vietnamese language!?

[@VietnamesePod101]

Hi Jun! Thank you for leaving a comment! Please visit our website at www.VietnamesePod101.com to start learning Vietnamese. We have many lessons from Beginner level to Advanced to help you start speaking and understanding Vietnamese. Best Regards, Team VietnamesePod101

[@thaovuong2840]

i can help you to learning vietnamese,can you send me the link of your facebook ?

[@lehongnhung9610]

Jun Young Shin Hello, I am Nhung. I am Vietnamese. Do you want to learn Vietnamese? Why don’t learning with me? I can help you on the weekends. I can speak English and Korean so that I can explain for you the meaning of words and talk with you. If we can improve foreign language together, it will be really great. As far as I know that if the chances don’t appear let’s create them by yourself. My skype is lehongnhung1504. My avatar is a sunflower 안녕하세요? 전 늉임니다. 베트남어를 공부하고 싶습니까? 저와 같이 공부할까요? 전 준영신 씨에게 가르킬 겁니다. 전 한국어로 베트남어를 가르칠 수 있어서 설명해도 됩니다. 조금 조금식 공부하면 촣겠습니다. 제 skype가 lehongnhung1504입니다. 그럼 같이 공부하고 싶으면 저에게 연럭해 주세요!

[@aishimou522]

Đây là một cách tuyệt vời để dạy cho người Anh!

[@anim604]

this is definitely the most professional and best break down to teach those new to the language for sure. Though I feel the stuff taught here is great.. formal and informal, I can't get used to it cause to me it all sounds formal as heck :P If you ever get used to the language you'll know what I mean. Its the same with all languages you're comfortable with.

[@VietnamesePod101]

We’re glad you’re enjoying it :)

[@royalsalute38]

Hi sister, we have the same name, you are cute and your english level is very great. I am proud of that :D. I am Vietnamese too but I wanna find the new ways to learn other languages, so I decide to find the good way to learn better. I also can learn english from you too. Thank you. You're great. Well done.

[@chloechang8810]

I know I'm replying to people who are offering to teach, in other people's comments. I just wanted to say, would anyone like to do a language exchange? I live in the UK and I'm fluent in English, and fairly decent in Cantonese, and I would love to learn Vietnamese, because my parents do and would like to understand what they're talking about. If anyone is interested please reply to this, or have any advice, please reply as well.

[@phuonglinhnguyenngoc8934]

Hi! I would love to teach you and learn some from you. My skype: ngoclinh.16081998

[@inhdiemngo5647]

add me ngodinhdiem12

[@hieutrinhhoang8890]

+Chloe Chang Visit my profile on Verbling, I will help you learn Vietnamese faster : www.verbling.com/teachers/hieutrinh

[@nhutnguyen1676]

+đình diệm ngô bn la ng vn ma bn con xem cai do nua ))minh cung vay hihi

[@phuonghongnguyen8324]

+Chloe Chang I live in Vietnam. I would like to do an language exchange with you!

[@ahmeedzeki131980]

Xin chào,tội là Ali. Rất vui được làm quen với bạn.

[@VelvetCzar]

Omfg... and they say English is one of the hardest language. I quite literally have a hard time just sounding out these words lol

[@TheWoundedNinja]

Guys, there are like northern and southern vietnamese if yall didnt know. Southern I think is more "easy" because its from the country side i believe. In this video she is speaking Bac Ci (or something) which i assume is northern vietnamese.

[@niyenni]

The Southern accent is used in Saigon or Ho Chi Minh, not the countryside. Northern accent is used in Hanoi. From what I know, many people think Southern accent is harder to understand/learn than the Northern accent, but I don't know, I find the latter so hard to understand sometimes as someone who speaks the Southern dialect.

[@ucozadnet6503]

Vietnamese will ask your age first because we need to have a proper calling...I (Tôi) ony use for anyone who is the same age with us.

[@phapnui]

Three letter "a's". Six accents. 18 different ways to pronounce the letter "a"! As a Westerner, pronunciation has been the biggest challenge for me. But words, including verbs, do not change form or spelling. And most words are short (but accents add to what you have to remember.) For me, understanding the "big picture" has helped me in learning Vietnamese.

phapnui first at all, it's not called accent and there are 20 different accent in Vietnam. Second in English it's called tone but it is not like the tone in music. It's been used or exists in every language in the world but not as common as Vietnamese. It's like how English pronounce the words "of" and "urf". Some tones in Vietnamese is also being pronounces in several different ways in different dialect or accent so I can say Vietnamese can have more than 6 tones.

phapnui in other language you only need to make the word longer, adding a new word , replace the word, swapping the word to change it meaning, but in Vietnamese we don't do that often. In Vietnamese 65% of the language are monosyllable which means one word one meaning, longest word in Vietnamese is only have three syllables. Vietnamese is a language that rich of vocabulary, it's having 82 phonemes which is 52 vowels, 24 consonants and 6 tones. Combines all the syllables it's can make up to 38.000 sounds, so learning Vietnamese is different cause you need to remember all the sound, all pronunciation and some of them will sound similar to an western ears. Other hand Vietnamese have the most easiest grammar for any English speakers. The grammar is simple and similar to English, there are no verb conjugations, no gender and other things, the tense is easy to learn and it will only take you 2 hours to learn it.

[@xxx-qn6cs]

I thought Chinese Language is the hardest but I guess this is :( even the pronunciation

[@vuminhanh1082]

*Xin chào các bạn. Mình mới học tiếng Việt được 15 năm:))*

[@BPD1586]

Giang is a cutie pie, your accent is so adorable.

[@mtttmttt3969]

I encourage those videos. Tôi ủng hộ những video đó.

[@khongduy183]

Xin chào, tôi là Soo. Rất vui được làm quen với bạn. Is this right ? Vietnamse is very difficult to speak... How can I speak well ?

[@VietnamesePod101]

Chào Soo, your sentences are perfect. Vietnamese is a little difficult to pronounce at the beginning, but after some practice, you'll get used to it soon.

[@thaovuong2840]

i can help you to learn, and can you speak english with me? if you want ,you can leave your skype.

[@skycookie744]

I can help you too! I'm Vietnamese!😄😁

[@jacket352]

And..when you show your name in vietnamese that's must be Secondname not Firstname. If my name is Nam Han, so you must talk like this "Tên tôi là Han" see ? I'm vietnamese too, nice to meet you.

[@ThaoTran-wu1bx]

Been through all the comments and i have to say Vietnamese are so nice, they r willing to teach u free vnese via skype. They leave their skype address alrd just contact them guys. Feel so great for being a vnese so proud guys

[@cherryleet.5881]

Xin chao to la Cherry, Rat I give up omgggg 😭😭😭😭

[@hanbethihong1319]

If you learn Vietnamese,I can help you

[@xxbutterflysxx2645]

as i was watching this video i got an add to learn languages

[@johnki325]

Perhaps someone out there (vietnamese) could be my tutor to learn vietnamese. I have a vietnamese girlfriend that I yeu. Like to surprise her and her friends when I say something unexpected in vietnamese.

[@camloveon6706]

Tiếng việt được sắp xếp theo thứ tự Dễ học mà

[@Bashia_]

her: duoc lam quen voi ban (her perfect pronunciation ) me: bdu wa we bawa 0-0 I'm done ..

[@onipuff6260]

Duckling55 that's exactly how my friends felt whenever I teach 'em Vietnamese ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ

[@boyfebi]

Vietnam will be the most powerfull country in the world.Vietnam victory.Viet people victory.

[@MsAndarevia]

Tôi la Juliana. :) Thanks!

[@MinhProjectManager]

Cool

[@hanbethihong1319]

If you want to learn Vietnamese,I can help you

[@peppermintcherrytheforgott7607]

My home is Vietnam and I was born in the UK I don't get Vietnamese in anyway but my American accent and British and Scottish is fine :3

[@OfficalAsunaYuuki]

i am vietnamese i was born in America i do not know much of vietnamese :/ i only speak of English and a little bit of viet.

[@randytran1233]

Same here. Lol you're not the only one.

[@Oarih]

I am Vietnamese. I can help u if u want

[@randytran1233]

If you could that would be great. I'm Vietnamese as well, but I was born here in America.

[@OfficalAsunaYuuki]

Randy loves xD

[@OfficalAsunaYuuki]

Kiều Oanh thank you (:

[@desiderataification]

I am learning Mandarin and I find it not too hard, but I have a friend who was learning Vietnamese for 5 years and never was able to get very good.

[@emilyp7022]

I'm Vietnamese....should I be happy?? I would prefer to be Korean or Japanese since I love Kpop(BTSSSSS IS LIFEUU) and Anime.....

[@Wenishaful]

Emily P the struggle is real

[@johnoscar8461]

Emily P A.R.M.Y everywhere =))))))

[@emilychee5067]

Emily P omg!!! We have the same name and the same first letter for our last name!!And I'm also Vietnamese!!!And I love kpop and anime too(and bts)!!!!!😱

[@emilyp7022]

Harumi-chan chocolate 😱😱😱😅THIS IS MEANT TO BE...lol....wait.....is ur surname by any chance....Pham?

[@jabiram]

Here's a korean trying to learn vietnamese (and struggling), so...

[@IbnShahid]

The Vietnamese. A great bunch of lads.

[@Shmoopie]

I want to learn but I need help! I wish I had a Tudor!

[@russellle1665]

i can help you.

[@Shmoopie]

+Thanh Hai Le hello how can we go about this?

[@russellle1665]

+Shannon Tam Are you on facebook

[@Shmoopie]

+Thanh Hai Le yes email me at [e-mail] I'll share my fb through there

[@tranthanh9185]

i can help you to learn Vietnamese and i want to practice my English too,can you give me your Facebook

[@TaylorsHandle]

You made this as simple as possible. Thank you!

[@alvarovillatoro1587]

Nudedee

[@TheWelizia]

She is so cute!

[@trangtang8291]

My background is Vietnamese, and I hardly ever say "XinChao" to my Vietnamese relatives or friends @@~ when visiting them in Vietnam.....wish to see more typical phrases and useful expressions for everyday use in Vietnam, rather than some obsolete words written down in some travel brochures

[@KamTheOnly]

...Ah man... I work in a kindergarten where we have children and parents from all around the world... And 1 child is from Vietnam and their parents BARELY talk any english or Norwegian.... So i thought i'd learn some Vietnamese to maybe, atleast, tell them how their child have been that day... But omg... i guess i have something to do this summer xD

[@letoquyen4396]

***** this link can help you. good luck! www.123vietnamese.com/

[@KamTheOnly]

Thank you ^_^

[@thuo300]

Hi, I am Vietnamese and also a fluent English speaker, if you want a tutor to teach Vietnamese at Ho Chi Minh City, you can contact me, thanks. facebook.com/beakyon

[@vovanminh999]

good teacher

[@sumikoakira1561]

Also in Vietnam, Sài Gòn is a very important city and people speak South accent there and Hà Nội IS our capital but not as populated as Sài Gòn.

[@rice_lord]

I think Vietnamese is pretty easy to learn compare to chinese, korean or japanese because they have ABC alphabet as same as westerner alphabet.

[@SRChAladdinz]

Yes, I agree with you ^^ but it rather pronounce hard. >

[@tara-tm3hv]

for me since, I think the pronunciation is much harder then Chinese. But writing it seems to be easier because of the ABC alphabet, but writing Korean is pretty easy if you remember Hangul.

[@hryank33]

Kreddevil9 I think aside from pronunciation Vietnamese is super easy. Super easy grammar, logical phonetic writing system, easy vocabulary but sometimes doesnt flow ưell because a few words are used to make up a bigger word. example bất lịch sự=no polite=rude. As a native i can proudly say that i can pronounce 100% of the vietnamese words correctly, which something that english speakers can't .

[@EDABOSS21]

THANK YOU so much my parents and grandparents are proud of me.CAM ON:D

[@kingmang12]

Oh my God! Vietnamese is pretty dam hard!

[@shelatran2109]

Yes it is, Vietnamese has a lot of tones you have to learn. Or else you"ll be saying the wrong word

[@winghongyan7345]

Haha 😂 The first time I've learn English I hated it bc of the reason like what u feel.But then I found that I can learn English in American accent and I really love it; this Vietnamese accent is belong to the North, it's also hard for Southern Vietnamese people to immitate if they've never heard

[@kiheikosher4044]

Aung Lin I hope you get to learn it soon! I am vietnamese and I speak fluently in it! Vietnamese is a beautiful language but the words are pretty hard (and here I am trying to learn Japanese 😂😂) good luck!

Shela Tran oh please, it has 56 vowels and 26 consonants that you also need to learn.

Ghopal Llnock Kronor Czhitnox Lykos Tzokcha I go to every video have the word Vietnamese on the title. I don’t have a sister but I can link you to some of the most beautiful Vietnamese girl I know.

[@iNBungs]

I agree. It is easier to hear than Southern - source: I'm learning and find Northern easier to hear/listen to

[@brandonnguyen3454]

🔥Yo let's get this comment section lit🔥

[@phanthithuhuong2576]

Very interesting

[@quynhanhhoangnguyen897]

My first language is Vietnamese and I find this incorrect I'm from Southern VietNam, there's no way I pronounce the word "Rat" like that! Moreover, I rarely say "Xin Chao" to greet because it sounds so riddiculous. I use "Chao ban (you/ friend)/ anh (you / brother), chi (you / sister)..." and so on. If you want to teach VNese, at first you have to know what the "standard pronunciation" is.

[@joshuasamaniego5583]

This accent is from Northern Vietnam :)

[@quynhanhhoangnguyen897]

of course i know it's from the north. But the lady in this vid pronounced in the wrong way (which most of northern people usually do) :) I think it's necessary to teach the foreigners the "standard" or the "correct" pronunciation

[@linhtruongmyhoang4880]

Quỳnh Anh Hoàng Nguyễn Don't you find it really weird to speak in both northern and southern accent?

[@quynhanhhoangnguyen897]

that "weird thing" is exactly what I do everyday. And no one has ever complained about my accent. Since when has "correct pronunciation" become weird ??

[@linhtruongmyhoang4880]

Idk, may be since there was something called dialect.

[@MrYamego]

finally find a Vietnamese teaching video with North accent :D

[@sneidermichaelboyfitnesset7227]

i have to learn this language

[@Athenanguyen1505]

^^ ask me if u have any question. i am vietnamese ^^

[@sneidermichaelboyfitnesset7227]

ok thanks and i might you teach my spanish your language is very nice

[@Athenanguyen1505]

Michael sneider Learning Languages ^^ spanish is cool too. By the way, i am from Hanoi so believe in my Vietnamese :p

[@sneidermichaelboyfitnesset7227]

jhjheejhe yes ...nice to meet you im from bogota colombia can we talk by facebook.

[@Athenanguyen1505]

Michael sneider Learning Languages sure. my FB is " Phí Thị Minh Quyên". Search for it. My avatar is Kris from EXO

[@capitanturtle9621]

beautiful language

[@ArnoldPranks]

How does 'Rat' become 'Zuck' in pronunciation?

[@intheoryyes785]

GREAT point!!

[@VietnamesePod101]

Vietnamese people in the north tend to pronounce "r", "d" and "gi" similarly as "z". There is also no final consonant sound in all Vietnamese words. So even though "rất" ends with "t", it is not pronounced.

[@ArnoldPranks]

zanks!

[@marsontran1692]

like zuck, but remove the ending sound

[@dragonvic1976]

Vietnamese has final consonants: /m/, /n/, /ŋ/, /p/, /t/, /k/, /w/, /j/. Stop consonants /p/, /t/, /k/ are no audible release and all voiceless, it's not like nothing after vowels. Like your mouth pronounce that consonants but not release sound. :) Ex: bạ "any" and bạt "canvas"

[@TranNam23]

Rất bổ ích cho mọi người

[@tSp289]

Vietnamese has to be the most difficult language for a European person to learn, because the sounds are so different. It's odd to see the latin characters in an Asian language, but not really very helpful since all the diacritics change the sound so much. It'd be helpful to have a phonetic English spelling as well as the basic sentence, like in Japanese there's the Hiragana: こんにちは, then the English phonetic: 'Konnichi wa', then the translation.

[@tSp289]

For example, the phrase phonetically reads something like "Sin chow, doy la [name]. Zet vuoy duc lam gwen voy bat'

[@ebolamunkee]

***** This kind of transliteration doesn't work for everything because Vietnamese has some sounds that don't exist in English.

[@tSp289]

ebolamunkee I'm sure. I'm also sure that it'd make it more difficult to actualyl learn soem words as no doubt their pronunciation varies from sentence to sentence so phonetic spelling would mae them look like a different word, but still, Vietnamese sounds very alien to European ears and the standard written form is not helpful.

[@ucozadnet6503]

And European language is rather difficult with Vietnamese. :) the ponunciation, the grammar....

[@tSp289]

ucoz adnet I know... I spent about 20 minutes with my sister in law trying to teach her to pronounce the word 'film': "Film" "Phim" "No, 'film'. 'Fuh', like 'fish'. I know you can say that" "What, fish?" "Yes, like that. Film" "Phim" *facepalm*

[@jennysanchez5590]

I was adopted by a Vietnamese couple! I hope I get to learn for them, because they will take me to Vietnam to meet my new family...

[@DarthErmac503]

Good Luck 😊👊

[@jennysanchez5590]

thank you! TheFightingGamer

[@gianfrancow2850]

Is this a joke?

[@DarthErmac503]

Gianfranco M what makes you say that ?

[@gianfrancow2850]

Her name sound swedish.. how did she got to be adopted in vietnam? I knew cases of vietnamese children being adopted by euro couples not vice versa

[@HomasterX]

anyone learning vietnamese because they are after a good vietnamese wife?

[@GETURHANDSUP916]

+HomasterX That would be cool :)

[@HomasterX]

I heard vietnamese women are some of the best wife qualities you can find in the world!

[@Lemons19902010]

+HomasterX What qualities would you consider good in a wife, and why do you believe that Vietnamese women have these qualities?

[@HomasterX]

well...they don't talk about money 24-7...they cook, clean and take care of the kids, assuming the husband then works hard...brings home the money, and in turn being good to the wife

[@Lemons19902010]

HomasterX Ahh, gotcha. I've heard the same about women in other countries as well, like Russia and the Ukraine.

[@colt35]

and yeah the phrase sound weird, just say: Chao toi la , con ban?