Yes, i´s me ... I have a book with Songs of the Jing Minority in China, written in Nom! In the book only the pronounciation of the Jing people in china is given IPA. But in this Video I give the standard Vietnamese pronounciation.
@SkyDarmos I'd say a good blend between north and central, but less north. You might want to try emphasizing the tonal accents in your speech more clearly. Also, by tịch do you mean tiệc?
Well, in my book only the pronounciation from Jing Minority in china was given, which is "mə3 ti:k8", tịch is standard HanViet for 席, so I thought it is the right pronounciation. However chinese Jing i: correspond to vietnamese iê, so I could have guess it.
Đây là chữ Nôm à bạn???
MrZanghai 4 days ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Is this you speaking Viet?
thanhhaiphongviet 1 year ago
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Yes, i´s me ... I have a book with Songs of the Jing Minority in China, written in Nom! In the book only the pronounciation of the Jing people in china is given IPA. But in this Video I give the standard Vietnamese pronounciation.
The books name is 京族喃字史歌集.
SkyDarmos 1 year ago
@SkyDarmos dang that's cool! Your pronunciation is pretty good.
thanhhaiphongviet 1 year ago
@thanhhaiphongviet Your accent sounds sort of central Vietnamese
thanhhaiphongviet 1 year ago
@thanhhaiphongviet
Really?
Which sounds do you mean exactly?
I thought it is north vietnamese ^^
SkyDarmos 1 year ago
@SkyDarmos I'd say a good blend between north and central, but less north. You might want to try emphasizing the tonal accents in your speech more clearly. Also, by tịch do you mean tiệc?
thanhhaiphongviet 1 year ago
@thanhhaiphongviet
Oh, it is .. mở tiệc , ok.
Well, in my book only the pronounciation from Jing Minority in china was given, which is "mə3 ti:k8", tịch is standard HanViet for 席, so I thought it is the right pronounciation. However chinese Jing i: correspond to vietnamese iê, so I could have guess it.
SkyDarmos 1 year ago