If You Understand Vietnamese But Can't Speak it...This video is for You!

[@maitrieuduong3723]

I am glad to help you learn vietnamese. I am Vietnamese

[@PannirselvamNallamuthu]

🎉Thankyou 🇻🇳 17:08 Linh laturare for your teaching help.🎉🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🌸🏵🌸chennai.🎉India.

[@PannirselvamNallamuthu]

வணக்கம்🎉.good evening mom.your teaching is very very fine.Easy to learn to vietnamese launge.thankyou good free servie. This is truely use other country vietnamese languge liking people.Again thankyou pro.miss.Linh.🎉🇮🇳😎🙏farmer.Tamil lanauge teacher.chennai.🎉India.🎉

[@jesselin2301]

Cảm ơn!

[@janakbasnet3869]

Hy mam IAM từ Nepal từ 2 tháng tôi học tiếng Việt rất vui và thích thú

[@jerrywhite506]

I have found speaking Vietnamese to be much easier than understanding Vietnamese when it is spoken to me. I am afraid that I am still in the "translation" stage; that is, I am attempting to translate Vietnamese into English as it is spoken to me...and...I am quickly behind the speaker. So unless you are able to have Vietnamese spoken to you on a routine basis, you will find understanding spoken Vietnamese to be quite challenging.

[@dirthgr]

thank you...but sometimes, IMO, example sentences too long, at least for beginner or low intermediate to follow...

[@ajijsiddqui6754]

Xin. Chao. Linh Toi. Yeu ban. Lam, on. Ripley

[@robertlloyd3184]

Pronunciation of a number of words is nothing like one would expect from studying the proper pronunciation of vowels and consonants. Also proper tones are frequently nonexistent ... at least to my ear.

[@ajijsiddqui6754]

My. Darling is. Linh. .. I love you so much You. From. Is. Very. Very. Very. Love Ripley Den please