Vietnamese Pronunciation: NH & NG

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[@dmanakell]

For us Spanish speakers the NH is super easy because it sounds just like the Ñ. The NG is hard though.

[@tienganhmycuamike5008]

Great to have you back

[@FadedHolySoldier]

You have great hair.

[@mauricioparrarios1083]

Thanks , I love your personality. funny and energetic.

[@larrylenard3282]

Ahh, my problems are the ending sounds, but you introduced another problem for me: Bạn, mặn, lạnh. They all sound the same and it sounds like Bat, mat, lat. The Southern dialect does not have this problem. Thanks again

[@amazingvietnam5687]

Love from VietNam

[@larrylenard3282]

finally, the real confusion: nh should sound like nh, but in nhanh we have two different nh sounds.

[@ngheomai4394]

Im only speak Vietnam.cai nay cung hoc duoc tieng anh

[@PepperWilliams_songcovers]

You pronounced "tones" like "tons", but I understood you. With that being said, would you not understand me if I pronounced a word differently, especially if it's contextual?

[@chanroathchea565]

You are beautiful and good explanation 💗.

[@icareyoucarewecaretakecare688]

So NH is similar to "-nya" of bahasa indonesia, as in "menyanyi", or "ñ" of spanish, as in "niño", and NG is similar to "dengan" of bahasa indonesia or "singing" of english?

[@-goatqueen6817]

Good examples for both! I think any "ng" sound in Bahasa Indonesia is comparable to the Vietnamese "ng" because the "g" isn't pronounced (i.e. tangan, dengan, jangan, etc.)

[@ranmount]

lovely video ❤️

[@elkoestlich]

How do I pronounce ng at word-end? Like in "sống", "Long", "đúng" m

[@MiltonJava]

For me the key is where you place your tongue

[@ajijsiddqui6754]

Chao. Ban. Linh. Toi. Yeu ban

[@phantinh2846]

Tiếng Việt khó quá , ko học nổi , 🤣🤣 =]] Sau 2 mấy năm nói tiếng Việt thì giờ mình đang thử ngồi học tv như ng nc ngoài kkk

[@danielhillberg7610]

Good video! :)

[@larrylenard3282]

I see that you posted this 4 years ago. Where did you go? Anyway, this is my struggle with the northern dialect. The nh sounds like the American ng. Think "ring" as the one on your finger. It is frustrating.

[@indecesiveman5539]

The ng sounds identical to indonesian ng, and the Nh sounds similar to "Ny" in indonesian

[@t650i2]

True. :)

[@JesseCuoi]

I have a problem with "Th" and "T" sounds.

[@quyenle74]

T is t in "tea" Th is t in "think" (not really but kinda similar )

[@ryodzvl]

here how it different Th - Thờ | T - tờ

[@Me-wv9od]

For T say T in English but don't make a burst of air while saying it.

[@klieu90210]

Th: press the middle of your tongue to the roof of your mouth, open your mouth as you exhale. This is a voiced sound. T: gently hold the tip of your tongue between your teeth, no exhaling. This is an unvoiced and gentler sound.

[@tellison1190]

Thanks. It's a useful video. It's good that you include plenty of extra vocabulary. Just try and focus more on the actual class, give a little break for us to repeat and say it a few more times. This way there is no need to continually pause the video. Thanks

[@MotozVietnam]

This is my house! No, it’s not. 😂

[@smitheasydog7401]

“NG" is easy, "NH" needs more listening and practice... and still not difficult. Thank you.

[@casperthecatoficial]

NG [Vietnamese]: Eng NH [Vietnamese]: HUE HUE HUE HUE HUE

[@LCLenard]

Here is my struggle: Why does the initial sound "nh" sound different than the final sound "nh"? so frustrating.

[@casperthecatoficial]

hue hue hue

[@larrylenard4284]

@@casperthecatoficial Are you blaming the city of Hue and/or their dialect?

[@casperthecatoficial]

@@larrylenard4284 não.

[@larrylenard4284]

@@casperthecatoficial no it is not pronounced like the English word hue. It's closer to "onion".

[@larrylenard4284]

@@casperthecatoficial Mình có một cái não nhanh. (Listen to the "nh" as you enter and leave the last word to hear the difference.)

[@yaaahoooyaahoo3159]

My biggest challenge in my life is to learn the sound of ( NG ). I tried the (ng) sound in words more than 2000 times but still i a great loser. 😂

[@DeclinedMercy]

Person 1: I climbed Mount Everest Person 2: I mastered Ng Person 1: Jesus Christ...

[@TheJoshLange]

Ng sounds to me like the first syllable of "nothing" in English.

[@jigs3011]

How to speak " Ngu ngon"❓

[@rtmpgt]

"nooo nnon."

[@phantinh2846]

I'm a VietNamese but it' quite hard for me to pronouce exactly like her lol=]] because I use a dialect=]]

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