Pronouncing Single Vowels | Learn Vietnamese with TVO

A clear and detailed explanation about how to pronounce Vietnamese single vowels.
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2:30 PART 1 DIFFERENT MOUTH SHAPES 5:44 PART 2 PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE 05:54 u ô o 08:00 ư ơ o 10:53 a ă 12:20 i e ê 15:06 PART 3 CLOSE-UP

[@larrylenard4284]

I'm back. I really like the way that you teach. I know that it would be time-consuming, but I wish that you would re-record this in a room with less echo. It is hard to hear you clearly. Cảm ơn con.

[@ashleygray3566]

Thank you!!! Can you do a similar style for consonant clusters (ng, nh, kh, th, etc.) and for the tones? This video was super helpful!!!

[@kauze8063]

Ashley Gray I definitely agree.

[@MrMwurm]

Dido

[@AaronCohn84]

Hi, I'm learning Vietnamese, and I have to say the instructions on mouth shape and tongue position are very helpful. It's nice to hear someone explain the technique and give some exercises so I can actually practice the correct pronunciation.

[@МаринаГоменюк-м7й]

hi! i'm a Ukrainian student who has been learning TV and it's exactly what I need right now! thank you so much! cảm ơn nhiều!!!

[@carlosromero7401]

Thank you for giving examples at a slow pace on how to pronounce the vowel sounds. The close up of the shape of the mouth was also very helpful. It gives us more opportunities to practice on our own.

[@michellebotha2884]

Awesome explanation of how to position the mouth! Thanks

[@thyehuattan6732]

This is one of the best & sincere video . I benefitted a lot from this video. Your details explanation & patience gain the respect from lots of us. I sincerely thank you your great effort & kindness. Cheer !

[@xuanve8639]

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[@franciscusmagister]

very helpful. I esp. liked the front-and-side mouth views at end. could you include somewhere a phonetic (IPA) diagram(s) of the positions of the vowels in the mouth; this might be more direct than talking of pulling the mouth this way and that. also, variant explanations for speakers of particular languages (eg as Eng speaker, I find u, o^ and o easy because they are like similar English vowels; but u', e^ etc need more practice)

[@thekaterinaaa]

Amazing explanation! Very helpful

[@elkoestlich]

this is the most complex vietnamese sentence I know yet. It is very hard to speak it yet. "ở đây có sinh tố sữa chua xoài không?" I really love Mango Tôi rất thích xoài

[@WealthBootcamp]

⏲⏲⏲Timestamp ⏲⏲⏲ 1:25 Lesson Structure 2:30 Mouth Shapes 05:55 u ô o 08:00 ư ơ o 10:52 a ă 12:19 i e ê

[@edwardhuang2475]

You did an excellent job on vowels , please do the same good job on consonant clusters, thank you sooooo much!😊😍👍

[@Tiengvietoi]

thank you so much for your support!

[@hazelhh1]

This is great! I‘be been learning Vietnamese for a few weeks and I find it hard to remember the vowels since there are some that look similar. I really like you break the vowels into groups, making it easier to learn. Thank you 😃

[@LCLenard]

Huyen, I really enjoy your videos, but I am learning southern dialect, since all of my friends live in the south. Keep up the good work.

[@ryanvalencia6745]

What an awesome tutorial! Keep making great videos like this :) We appreciate you!

[@Tiengvietoi]

we're glad to hear you found the video helpful, if you need help learning Vietnamese, we offer both online and offline courses, check out our website for more information www.tiengvietoi.com/

[@MrPeebers]

Thanks for the detailed explanation. Do you have a video that is just the sounds being repeated over and over?

[@sayantanghosh5644]

I am finally able to pronounce these vowels, thankyou so much🤗

[@Tiengvietoi]

we're glad you found the video helpful

[@danielh9844]

Great video! That was super clear and very well presented. Now it's up to me to review and practice.

[@hellolove798]

Great video. and awesome explain by you. your voice also so melody. you are so beautiful teacher. please make more video. Can you make video on consonant. Cảm ơn rất nhiều.

[@LiaDakine]

15:06 end of class practice starts here

[@KaRe77]

Amazingly good, superb lesson and sound. Please do more videos like this !

[@ghiju6393]

Your video helped a lot ! Smart way of grouping the vowels!

[@larrylenard4284]

This is a great video. My mouth is very tired. Thank you again.

[@larrylenard4284]

Here I am a year later and still struggling with pronunciation. I've noticed two things: First is that the pitch of each vowel is different. Was that on purpose? The second is that the way you pronounce several of the vowels is different from the way Lan pronounces them. The two most different are the A with the hat and the A with the smile. Can you let me know if the scooping of the tone is in the letter or in the most common tone mark? I still appreciate your exercises and your attention to detail. Thank you

[@mattd3826]

I really need to watch this. Do you have any more beginner classes coming up soon? I did the one last year

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[@angelvalenzuela8767]

thank you, very helpful. I will practice with it.

[@bruce6126]

Fantastic video

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Great lesson!

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[@mychellewallace6122]

A million thanks!

[@KaRe77]

Wow this is an amazing instructional video !

[@tonyeungcw]

Thank you. Hope can go on for consonant, vowels combinations, diphthong.

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This is an excellent online tutorial. Yes.

[@arulteimouri]

Thank you so much!!!!

[@kloidulent]

very good video, really helped me. cảm ơn em

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Yay! Can't wait to spend some time with this video. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@terryschmitt1441]

Well done

[@shaneking4523]

Thank you so much, excellent vid 👍

[@quux-]

I think your explanation of  is not the pronunciation of vowel Â, but how to read the letter Â. As you mentioned, I feel that pronunciation of Ơ and  is just same. Vietnamese teachers sometimes are confusing and not good at teaching this, because of their mother tongue. Same for A and Ă. How do you explain about Ầ and Ặ? Up tone?

[@rainbowsummer4362]

Anh ơi as a Vietnamese teacher i think Ă is the short A only. Ơ and  are totally different. Ơ is pronounced deeper (in the throat) while  is at the back of your mouth (your throat is closed)

[@KurterinoVD]

@@rainbowsummer4362 I have heard the same explanation for Ă, that it is just a short A. That way it is explained in this video (A with an up tone), is confusing once you add tones to it (how would you pronounce ắ? Wouldn't that be an A with a double up tone?) Otherwise it's a great video, thanks so much to the uploader!

[@rainbowsummer4362]

@@KurterinoVD actually she didnt mention the fact that Ă is called "á". It's not how it sounds but it's the name of the letter. It's like in English we call A "ei" but it is pronounced differently in different words. So "ă" has its name as "á" but pronounced as short a. Same goes with Â

[@KurterinoVD]

@@rainbowsummer4362 Thank you for this, that made it a little clearer. Now I know why it's called short A, I guess. However, the explanation in this video for Ă is still confusing to me, she says "Ă is just like A, but with an up tone". If that is true, how would you pronounce Ắ (Ă with up tone)? Otherwise, all of the other letters are now much more clearer to me than before, I really like this video :)

[@Behmdawg]

Cam on em , very helpful video.

[@littlefish2124]

Thank you! Cảm ơn nhiều

[@michaelalexander3989]

Thank you thank you!

[@GG-tk8cq]

Great lesson, thanks Huyen :)

[@paulcoin3171]

Awesome video, cảm ơn

[@ryanjimenez4589]

Yes, it really helps. Thanks a lot.

[@MarshallB19St]

Great video! Can we have one with two and three vowel combinations???

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Cảm ơn rất nhiều!

[@hakayma]

7:30 O was more like A

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

I like that video

[@logankirk6184]

who is this teacher, i want to learn with her haha

[@ThatGuyWithAnOpinion]

Are you teaching in Hanoi?

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@@Tiengvietoi send me the information. Then we can begin.

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[@shx3sh]

Is this the northern or southern accent?

[@something3194]

northern, it sound sharper than the southern one, which uses somewhat chewy sounds

[@jamesdeen225]

The lips in the end kha quyen ru.

[@tomlee4018]

not khá, ghê

[@scute57xuan]

No pues ya vali.

[@chriscatto-smith7701]

Acoustics and echo are really a problem. So disappointing all the good work is lost