Lesson 6: Vowel Cluster - Nguyên Âm Đôi, Ba (Learn Southern Vietnamese Accent with SVFF)

[@tonsterdang]

great lesson, covers a lot and taught efficiently (extra thumbs up)

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

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[@kyasarinlab]

Oh my goodness, there's so many clusters to learn. I'll have to keep practising haha. Thanks for the interesting video, it's great for heritage learners as well.

[@arrayindexoutofboundsexcep1088]

Your lessons are AMAZING!

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Cảm ơn anh nhiều

[@therealanonymousartist]

Um, there is something wrong with the English captions (the one that isn't auto-generated). Look at the caption at 11:15.

[@vietnameseinpractice9750]

Cảm ơn SVFF

[@ShadedWarrior]

Awesome, thank you so much

[@Kevin-cn5lp]

Helps me out so so much! My parents never correct me so I never know what to learn and how to pronounce.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

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[@dasakofood]

Hi you, I want to learn English, can you help me?

[@vincentchang601]

If you would like to learn American accent, buy a American accent English learning book with MP3. If you would like to learn UK accent, buy a UK accent English learning book with MP3. If your English is in basic level, the level of this book must be a little higher than basic level learners. Listen to the MP3 EVERYDAY, but with one days’ off per week because your brain need one days’ off to organize what you are trying to learn. Keeping listening could be one month, two months (it depends on you!) until your ears are familiar with the MP3 content, with the accent, and with most of the pronunciation. In this way, you can NATURALLY get the pronunciation of some new vocabularies. And you also train your English listening. When your ears are familiar with the MP3 content, read contents of the English learning book LOUDLY and try to imitate the accent and pronounce every new vovabulary as best as you can. Read every article / contents of this book again and again until you can read it fluently. In this way, you train your speaking. P.S. If you cannot understand the book (by both listening and reading) you choose by 70%~80%, please learn with another book because this book is still too difficult for you. Good luck for your English learning!

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+Vincent Chang the best advice for language learner! I find this very useful! Thank you!

[@Kelly-mn8fd]

Sameeeeeee. And then it slowly drifts into accidentally saying wrong words/words of different meaning

[@eastwind3550]

Thank you very much

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

không có gì đâu anh

[@pablo12250]

I don't hear any difference between ao and au. Am I missing something?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

In the South, those sound the same

[@MrMwurm]

Excuse me, is there any chance i could get the link to the first of these lessons and go through them 1 by 1, like 1, then 2, them 3, then 4, and do on?????? I am very very beginner, help I need very much

[@ricwhk]

What about vowel clusters that start with "i"? I didn't see any in this lesson...

[@Dolphyn5]

They're included briefly at the very end, 28:09

[@bobbybunny5954]

chào các thầy cô,xin hỏi một chút nhé, trong giọng miền nam "mao " và "mau" có phát âm giống y ko ạ? còn "mai" và "may" có phát âm y chang ko ạ?

[@gaugaucauvong3731]

So useful. Thanks. I can't hear any difference between ay and ây. Do you have any tips please?

[@Kelly-mn8fd]

(With American pronunciation) ay is more like "eye-eee" and ây is more like the "a" in apple or "mate" So may sounds like "mai-eeeeee" or "my-eeeee" But mây sounds like the month "may" with a stressed vietnamese accent It's like the difference between "hai" for the ay sound and "hey" for the "ây" So what should be focused on is how you start the "a" sound for each

[@-wil2013]

Chào Anh, many Southerners pronounce the word “bán” as the English word “bang”

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

true, bán and báng sound the same in southern vietnamese

[@-wil2013]

@@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF But some Southerners distinct -n and -ng?

[@ricwhk]

Mr. Phi, There is a confusion in pronouncing cua. In lesson 4 Initial consonant, your mouth is not rounded when you pronounce c as cuh. However, when you pronounce cua, you started with rounded mouth. Please enlighten me (perhaps enlighten us) over this confusion.:)

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+Ricky Wong. Thank you for your question! I rounded my mouth because of the vowel "ua" not because of the initial consonants!! When you pronounce the "ua" you have to move your lips forward, which means that your mouth should look rounded! :)

[@ricwhk]

Does it apply to all rounded vowels? So whenever I see a rounded vowel, I should round my mouth to pronounce it ?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

how you shape your mouth is totally affected by the vowel. So you're right, any vowel require the rounded shape then you need to start the contain with also the rounded shape :D

[@CC-tu1ov]

Thanks

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Our pleasure :)

[@ricwhk]

Phi, What about begin with "i". For eg. "ia"....how is it being pronounced?

[@quangtran998]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/maLXqHWPjdChl8U I made a video about this .

[@yehyeh1704]

GOOD! TKS!

[@khale4473]

bị "mụn" với đến "muộn", thì có giống nhau kg nhỉ

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+Kha Le khác bạn! Muộn (muộng) , mụn (mụng)

[@ricwhk]

This ua ~ u + O' is not really pronounced as u + uh or u + er but pronounced as u + wah Any comment?

[@ricwhk]

Hi Sir, May I confirm whether eo is really a combination between 'air' and 'oh' or 'air' and 'o'?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Ricky Wong it a combination of "e" (air) and "u" (like oo on too). It sounds like "ell" in "hell" without the "l" :)

[@ricwhk]

So eo is not "air" and "aw"(as in "saw")?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Ricky Wong yeah you're right! This sound is an exception :)

[@ricwhk]

That's why vietnamese couldn't understand what I said as I understood the pronunciation for long time. Thanks and good work!

[@ricwhk]

I don't understand why uyê cannot stand alone. Isn't uyê ~ uy + ê?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+Ricky Ương well, it can, but no meaningful words just have just "uyê" without the final consonants. :)

[@ricwhk]

For example, you can pronounce ua so I can learn how to pronounce cua and mua without confusion. However, if uyê cannot be pronounced, I will have difficulty understanding how to pronounce uyên, uyêt, tuyên, etc......:) So do you confirm uyê can be pronounced as standalone like other clusters? :)

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

When combined with some other final consonant, the vowel is affected. If the vowelcombinaw with the initial consonant such ash ua and cua, there will be no problem. however, Take this for example, o, oc. "o" in "oc" sound a lot shorter than "standing along. Uyê in uyên is sound longer than uyê in uyết. Sorry that I might be unclear in the clip, you can pronounce the sound separately "uyê", but there is no meaningful vocabulary that just has "uyê" without the final consonant. :D

[@ricwhk]

Good!...Anyway, not easy to remember the pronunciation. To master, it, for eg. uyên, I have to record it, play it again, and pronounce it many times to remember. Also need to repeat it next day until it get registered in my mind.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+Ricky Wong yeah, i think that would work! Goood luck :) he he

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

Phi, at both 17:17 & 17:29 you present the word "chủ̉ối" twice in a row, the second time saying "muối" instead. FYI

[@-wil2013]

Thang máy ồn quá: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anuxlKOCmJmapJo

[@not-so-smartaleck8987]

Phi, you couldn't even get the first question right!?! (0:27) Not sure if we can believe anything you say after that... :) Ironic that the--or, at least one--VN word for"girl" (gai)is pronounced like "guy" in English (sort of)...

[@khale4473]

âm ui và uôi khác gì nhau nhỉ. CHuối và chúi, muối và múi,... người việt như mình cũng chẳng nghe ra được khác biệt. Giọng bắc thì may ra

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+Kha Le giọng nam mình nghe như nhau b, nhiều khi không phân biệt được :) nhưng trên đây nghe kỹ thì có khác chút!

[@khale4473]

mình miền trung, muốn tập lại giọng cho bớt nặng. mà thấy tiếng Việt phát âm cũng gian nan quá ha T.T

[@tideghost]

The subtitles are wrong and vulgar.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

why?

[@zhinchan]

I am rather confused with how D was pronounced. I heard some Viet song it was pronounced as "za" not "ya".

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+zhinchan "za" is the Northern dialect :)

[@zhinchan]

Learn Vietnamese With SVFF - The song i am learning is Noo Phuoc Thinh song's "Thuong May Cung La Nguoi Dung". Is that written to cater Northern Viet audience?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

zhinchan oh! Songs mostly use Northern accent, even Noo is from the south! The audience of those are every where in the country! Not just the north! If you want to hear a song That use the southern dialect you can search "dân ca nam bộ"

[@zhinchan]

Learn Vietnamese With SVFF - that make sense. Thanks. I learned something new today. Viet language is fun to learn. Challenging but fun.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

+zhinchan hehe :)