Learn Vietnamese with TVO | WHERE Questions

[@davidgrundy19]

Very clear explanations. Thank you

[@Frank-ys8xz]

Dear teacher LAN, you teach so good! Cam on co Lan! Toi rat thich day hoc cua co Lan!

[@JoeB1946]

Another excellent Vietnamese video from an outstanding teacher. Thanks....

[@Creees]

Nice video. I hope everything is going well with Lan 😃

[@Buro579]

Chao chi , very good nd useful cam on

[@janetmiller2980]

Practice exercises are becoming a little easier with an increase in vocabulary.

[@burkebrockelbank9471]

I learn so much from TVO videos! I can't wait to come to Vietnam and do classes in person!

[@Creees]

2:39 the 'where is my beer reference was really helpful' just use Bia cua toi dau

[@mckoylach1622]

Chào em, em sống ở đâu ? Em đang sống ở miền Nam hay miền Bắc ? Cảm ơn về bài học….

[@Isabelle1395]

Great video !! thank you TVO !

[@letuandung4012]

''hay'' here means often or usually. Where do you often eat 'banh xeo'?

[@amikecoru]

That is so clear and helpful! Thank you very much.

[@charlycheer]

Makes so much sense! Thanks!

[@BSHcat123]

Anh cam on em Lan va TVO nhieu lam !!! Toi rat thich hoc voi TVO 🤗😋

[@paulmarshall7794]

I am looking for the difference between Nơi nào? and Ở đâu? ( Ở đâu? you answered already). Is there another video for Nơi nào?

[@krisknie7312]

They are pretty a same.

[@rainbowsummer4362]

Hi Paul. "nơi" means "place" and "nào" means "which". With that said, nơi nào and ở đâu is pretty much the same. But generally people say "o dau" more. "Nơi nào" is used only when you really wanna emphasize the location and/or being poetic :)

[@MrMwurm]

It's a good video, all are, because my intentions are to speak to my vietnamese friends and neighbors soon as possible. Can you help me navigate to your beginner lessens?? Please

[@letuandung4012]

You should start with making some Vietnamese friends, you can learn a lot, hear a lot and practice more and more...

[@jza2576]

Thank you for this video! Is "bọn mình" exactly the same meaning as "chúng ta", or what is the difference? When which of them is used? Cảm ơn!

[@Tiengvietoi]

Hi J. "Bọn mình" and "Chúng ta" both mean "We" - including the listener. The difference is that "Chúng ta" is more formal, and "Bọn mình" is used casually. Another thing is that the pronouns in Vietnamese go as a group. If you use "Tôi" for "I" (which is also more formal), then you have to use "Chúng ta" for "We". And if you use "Anh", "Chị", "Em" or other pronouns for "I", then you use "Bọn mình" for "We". Hope this helps :)

[@mckoylach1622]

What is “ANH” means,exactly in English ?

[@joelsonmaoying4712]

Esse video foi ótimo Eu gostei muito!.

[@mckoylach1622]

Xinh chao, how do you say, my/mine and your/yours ? Cam on....

[@letuandung4012]

It's my book, it's mine-->quyển sách này của tôi, nó là của tôi. Same as Your/yours (của bạn). Mine and Your you can use as my example when you mentioned the thing in the first sentence.

[@ngocsinhnguyen8450]

Đâu? Đâu đấy? Đâu đó? Đâu à? Đâu rồi? Đâu nè? Đâu ư? Đâu đây? Đâu này? Đây thế? Đâu á? Đâu hả? Đâu vậy? Đâu vậy kìa? Đâu kìa? Đâu nhỉ? Đâu nhờ? Đâu nê? Đâu chớ? Đâu thích. Đâu ăn. Đâu muốn, đâu có, đâu thể, đâu mà đâu tin, đâu cần,... Đau đáu 🤣🤣🤣 You can "Đâu" where ever you like 🤭

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

4:30 The questions "where did you put the TV" (ở đâu) and "where did you move the TV to" (̣dển đâu) mean exactly the same thing, I don't understand why V-nese treats these questions differently--i.e., "destination" (in this context) is really just "location". On the other hand, (5:25) "where will we go now"--THAT is asking for a "destination".

[@vuthihinh4959]

Actually I think with the meaning for "destinaition", we usually use it for the future tense more than the past tense, so it's the difference