Pronunciation # 10: Final Consonant NH Saigonese Dialect (Learn Vietnamese With SVFF)

[@yongarygonanra2993]

Since ă is the short sound of a, is ăn the same as anh? Or not at all?

[@dirremoire]

Very glad to see a new video from you. Yours are the only videos that really break down how southern Vietnamese is actually pronounced. A couple of questions, please. 1) the short ‘a’ sounds very similar to the letter â, is that correct? 2) the final nh = n also sounds different from the regular ‘n’ , so where exactly is the position of the tongue when you say the final ‘n’? Also, your website doesn’t seem to work, all I get is a blank page. Many thanks!

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Thank for your question. 1. â only sound the same as ă (or short a) when it combines with - m, -p, -u, -y,. In other words, âu = au,, ây = ay, âm = ăm, ấp = ắp. 2. "nh" sounds the same as "n" as final consonants. The difference is the vowels stand before "-nh" should be shorter. Our website is maintained now, sorry. but it will be ready soon :D hope our answer help you :D

[@dirremoire]

Learn Vietnamese With SVFF Thanks for replying, this information is very useful for me

[@-wil2013]

Hi David, the "a" in "anh" is "ă" sound.

[@-wil2013]

Chào Anh. Chữ "bên" và "xin", người Nam đọc âm "-n", mà tui không biết tại sao chữ "bún" đọc "búng".

[@wootaehong9846]

Great. and i liked your hairstyle

[@tonsterdang]

some awesome tips here (thumbs up)

[@dyld921]

Southern in, inh = Northern ưn Southern ên, ênh = Northern ơn Southern anh = Northern ăn

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Chính xác!!!

[@-wil2013]

“Ênh” can be Northern “ân”

[@lorde5878]

Can you tell me if saying "dao" for me is a thing? For example: dao khong biet - i don't know dao muon di nua - i want to go too thanks

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

What do mean "is a thing" ? Tao and mày (i and you) are used to close friends or someone when they are angry, in a fight! You shouldn't use this for older people or those who are not close to you! :)

[@mikemattsteve]

Thank you so much for this video..I dont know how else I could learn Southern accent. In the second example sentence, are you saying the "thông mình"? I have a hard time keeping up but Im trying to get it right.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

what makes confused in that word? tell us :)

[@hunsjacky9502]

Hellow thank you for this video i dont understand prononciation of this word Benh vien hospital 'vien" in this case you change e to o so bonh vion or ie to i so bonh vinh

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

when the ê (only ê itself) combine with n, nh, t, ch, you change to ơ, iê + n doesn't count, so you wont change :)

[@hunsjacky9502]

Thank You so much

[@muhammadryanafrizal7790]

I listen word " Minh " in northern accent is ming.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

Thank you for sharing that information, Muhammad! It's always interesting to learn about different accents and pronunciations.

[@danny24042002]

hmm chan should sounds like "chang" or " chan" cuz an = ang 🤔

[@tommullen7686]

Dude, what's with your hair? Every SVFF video you do, it looks different (seemingly)... :) BTW, at 4:00, why is there a "v" at the end of "denhv"?? That spelling seems inconsistent with the other words presented. Also, at about 4:55 you left out one of the phrases (i.e., you pronounced the first and third shown, but not the second), could be a bit confusing...

[@-wil2013]

Đênhv is not a word