Stop making explosions at the end of Vietnamese words!

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[@rubiks6]

I picked up on that unconsciously over time. It's nice to hear it articulated. Thanks again, Annie.

[@NihonWoYumemite]

Annie describing these sounds as "little explosions at the end of words" has made my week

[@GG-tk8cq]

loving these short lessons, thanks Annie :)

[@joshuabutler1890]

Very insightful! Many people (me) overlook that stop at the end of some Vietnamese words.

[@bradhienzachary]

Well I never realized that till you mentioned that!

[@Deanos]

Hope are doing Well Annie, your wealth of knowledge is appreciated

[@sutthikhun]

Being Thai myself, I'm sure people in your neighboring countries like Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, or even in some parts of southern China can really relate to these unreleased stops. :)

[@andygalindo8978]

This is gold.

[@ericjohnson6634]

Those are called "unreleased stops" 😉

[@cowbalee337]

謝謝老師

[@sarkuruteron4532]

Same as Karbi language we don't say in explosive.

[@danny24042002]

hi anni how much = bao nhiêu how many = bao nhiều am i right 🤔

[@imyourmyday_6]

That's right, as we don't separate countable and uncountable nouns.

[@billb9854]

Where are you Annie?

[@billb9854]

Did you Retire? One month no videos?

[@hakayma7560]

this goes to tik tok )