I still can understand what u mean but actually it is not correct and this is not what Vietnamese use. This is my Vietnamese version ( and i am a vietnamese)
Hello Xin chào
How are you? Bạn khỏe không? ( but actually Vietnamese don't usually use this question for greeting, just when u haven't met your friend for a long time)
um...I'm Viet and I can read, speak and write and when you guys did the Dạ Khỏe Không?... is not correct. It should be "Ban co khoe khong?" (How are you?) Da it mean yes in a honorable way to address an older person. You guys should change that or type something to not misguide other people who wants to learn Viet. In addition, Tên Tôi Là.. (My name is...) to pronounce it is not Then because foreigner might pronounce it like Then in English..It should be Thun or Dun depend on his or her accent
You should never say "chao" to someone. By itself, it sounds odd. You can say "chao anh" or "chao em" or "chao bac". But it depends on gender, and age. For people who are older than your mom/dad, say "chao bac" should suffice. For people at your age, say "chao ban". The tricky part is to guess how old they are then you can address them appropriately. You can't use "chao ban" for someone who is clearly older than your mom/dad because that's disrespectful.
@soulkeeper2912 what is the official accent from north or south ? so if i 'll learn the language what accent do i need to follow ? in the video they are both young , and do u have regulation when u speak to someone older to you ? or to someone that u don't even know ? like talking to a stranger ....?
@walalang429 Both north and south accent are officially used. However I would suggest you to know both! There are tones of regulations in speaking, Vietnamese is a language with social order. So with the basic meeting for people whom you might not know: Em chào ... ( it means "hello to ...") You must use "Em" to prefer yourself as lower rank and always, to show politeness! "..." is various, depend on who you talk too. "Anh" for male > you, "Chị" for female > you....
@walalang429 "Bác" for both male and female who seems older or just about your parents age. "Ông" for male who seems like your grand-dad, and "Bà" for female who seems like your grand-mom. "Cô" for female who < your parents, and "Chú" for male who < your parents.
actually they are all from southern Vietnam so their pronunciation is not the standard one. And when two people are at same age like her and him, they don't use "Dạ" in their conversation. "Dạ" just uses when a younger talks to an older one.
Dont ever go to VIETNAM. If the serious threat to catch an exotic and deadly disease from drinking sewage water and eating vermin is not enough for you, PLEASE take a look at the link Ive posted ON MY CHANNEL. VIETNAMESE ARE SCUM AND ALL LAND IS STILL CONTAMINATED WITH DEADLY AGENT ORANGE RESIDUES!!!!
Dont ever go to VIETNAM. If the serious threat to catch an exotic and deadly disease from drinking sewage water and eating vermin is not enough for you, PLEASE take a look at the link Ive posted ON MY CHANNEL. VIETNAMESE ARE SCUM AND ALL LAND IS STILL CONTAMINATED WITH DEADLY AGENT ORANGE RESIDUES!!!!
Dont ever go to VIETNAM. If the serious threat to catch an exotic and deadly disease from drinking sewage water and eating vermin is not enough for you, PLEASE take a look at the link Ive posted on MY PROFILE!!!! VIETNAMESE ARE SCUM !!!! DONT TRUST THEM!!!!
To all the people who said that vietnamese sound weird: Vietnamese doesnt sound weird, it's just that ur not used to it and sometime people have different accent because they're from the north or south.... It's just the same with English, British has a different accent to America nd Ireland.... So please don't say anything bad about it cause it offended me ( btw I'm Vietnamese :D )
Viet is an awful and primitive language. Its sounds like the undulating growl emitted by a cat that's been disturbed while it chews on a mouth full of dry cat food. Viet also sounds like the recording of a mentally handicapped person with a mouth full of Novocain, making an impression of a goose, played in reverse.
I'm 3/4 Vietnamese and need to take mother language exam next year! I wasn't born there, and can barely speak Vietnamese...so can someone suggest me a good website to learn the language??? I especially need it in nguoi bac...
@jennygenie95 Hi Jenny, I think we can help, tell me any sentence or word you wish to know, we will do our best. we speak Southern accent, but if you want Northern, we can ask Northern friends for some help.
@Vietnameyes I saw through your channel, I find it pretty useful but is all the the Southern words also the same in nguoi bac? Because I don't mind learning nguoi nam, but my mother tongue dialect is bac. :)
@jennygenie95 Take it easy, J. :). Northern and Southern are different in some particular sounds. But, you know, we can speak 2 accents. Both Northern and Southern people would understand if you speak with the standard Vietnamese accent. There're much more to say on how to speak Vietnamese, email us and find out what's good for you.
I just been in China (traveling), and I realised that Vietnamese language is related a bit to Mandarin and Cantonese. My mother is Chinese-Vietnamese and she confirmed that. (she can speak Cantonese, ya, but she never teaches me !_! )
I been studyin Japanese for 3 years and I also see that Vietnamese and Japanese language have some similarities. But for me, Vietnamese is the hardest ^^
blue eagle332,japanese isn't a tonal language at all.the only problem a westerner has learning the language is remaining polite to elders/people of high position and cojugating for equal status or lesser status.and although khmer,vietnamese and perhaps chinese dialects are tonal,japanese is altaic.this means that it has zero in common with the languages you keep harping on about.don't make westerners believe we are the same,because we aren't.
Japanese is indeed Altaic, and it's true that it isn't a tonal language, but it does have a sort of pitch accent (some European languages have it too). Khmer isn't tonal either. In East/Southeast Asia, the following are tonal: All Chinese varieties, Vietnamese, the entire Tai-Kadai family (including Thai and Lao) and the entire Hmong-Mien family. Burmese (and related Tibetan languages), Korean and Japanese have pitch accents, while Mongolian, Khmer and Malay are not tonal at all.
@ikegami1jp Yeah japanese is actually closer to turkish or my language finnish, then chinese or vietnamese. Incedently it´s easy to a Fin to pronounce japanese.
@MoriAryka In Vietnamese "Chào" means "Hello", "Bye" or "Goodbye" is "tạm biệt" :) You also can say "Chào" at the end of conversation but it's not really right.
@GuardianDemonX as i told you. the hardest part in vietnamese is the pronunciation... mandarin and japanese also are tonal like vietnamese. there is no tenses, conjugation in vietnamese... mandarin, too but japanese, it has a lot of tenses or conjugation.
but you need to know when you write one difficult word in vietnamese or mandarin, vietnamese is totally more,more faster.. mandarin has a lot of characters (small, short, big, long). that's why mandarin (chinese language) is also an art
@elwichode1980 i cant do it...! im so busy ...! but im please to help any one want to learn vietnamese with neagative man ..! i speak vietnamese exactly and clear...!^^
im a vietnamese! yes this video have some mistake...we dont say "dạ khỏe không" ,we say this "bạn/anh/chú/bác/....+ khỏe không" depend on the age of them
im a vietnamese! yes this video have some mistake...we dont say "dạ khỏe không" ,we say this "bạn/anh/chú/bác/....+ khỏe không" depend on the age of them
Hello, I Think There are some mistakes in this video. I watch this video because Im finding the best way to teach my boyfriend. I know It's hard for foreigners. But VietNamese is wonderful. Good Luck with that ^^
Viet has more tones and harder pronounciations than Chinese, Mandarin only have four tones in pinyin and Vietnamese got some of their language from Canto but is still harder
@PIANOPHUNGUY true, but why would u learn south-vietnamese spoken in the USA and not standard vietnamese that s spoken all over Vietnam?
(is it linked to what happened 40-30 yrs ago in Vietnam ?) I just want to learn Vietnamese in order to be understood by them, I ll be going there for 6 months starting January (in Hanoi...)
But anyway, your videos gave me the first kick to learn this language...
@erichvons Well, I know some people from the Saigon area and I want to be able to speak and understand a little of what they say. I don't ever plan to visit Vietnam, except on t.v. or dvds. Why go there when there are so many people, restaurants etc from there? I can just hang around Bolsa & Magnolia and I'm in Little Saigon. Saves a lot of money in plane fare. I've even eaten in a restaurant that features Hanoi cuisine. North/south it doesn't matter.
@MegaPekingman I want to learn because I am fascinated with learning many languages such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, French, Spanish, Vietnamese, Hebrew and many more.
@huptochao Really? Are you Trung, Bắc, or Nam? 'cause I'm Bắc and I never ever hear people saying dạ with older people :D They alone asked 'Cô khỏe không?' or Chú or whoever :)
I never went to school in Vietnam, My dad and I fled Communist Vietnam, I speak Vietnamese, cannot read, or write. I think you have a great idea about teaching idiot like me. I love my Vietnam, I will now try to learn to read and write.
@lazyhorse22 Now, it's summer, so it's pretty hot. I live in Ontario, Brampton, quite place, there's not a lot of asian people here, there's a lot of black and indian people, but not asian. Most asian are in Downtown Toronto a.k.a China Town. What about you? Where do you live?
@lazyhorse22 Bro, this video is for people who want to learn vietnamese. Not a place for you to pick up girls. Go to Plentyoffish or Vietfun,com, there are plenty of girls there. JUST KIDDING BRO. LOL! hahahahahahaha!!!
Im Curious to learn Vietnamese after aatching this Thai Music Vdo made in Vietnam >> watch?v=D2MG3aJQ98k and I found out that Vietnamese language is beautiful
Can someone help me.. is it always okay to just say chao as a greeting? or do you need to use things like xin chao or chao ong at times? i'm confused, what do the vietnamese people say to each other in greeting?
@gabspen Hi gabspen, you can use both "Chao" or " Xin chao" as a greeting. However, "Xin chao" or "Chao ong" are used as a respect when you first meet someone. "Chao" is used friendly.
@gabspen Well, I'm vietnamese and I think it's the best to say " Chào Bạn " . You can say that all the time when you meet somebody . Saying " Chao ong " or " Xin chao " is a little formal. Saying " Chao Ban" is more friendly than say " Chao Ong " or Xin Chao coz " Bạn " = you and Ong = Mr
@GuardianDemonX yes, its pronunciation is easier than vietnamese, but if you're talking about madarin grammar, i would tell you that vietnamese grammar is easier than madarin grammar, and vietnamese grammar can be one of the easiest grammars in the world....
do you know every word in vietnamese is 1 syllable? do you know there is not any added sound after vietnamese words?
@blueealge332 every chinese words is one syllable too, and not every vietnamese words is one syllable, u have to combine with the other syllable to make a word not only use that one word
@blueealge332 i look it up for the hardest asian language and it said vietnamese is the hardest one, chinese mandarin aint too hard, the tone is pretty easy and the grammar too
@GuardianDemonX i'm sorry, according to my result when i search "the hardest asian language" on google, there is 1 answer agree that vietnamese is the hardest in every 10 answers...
@blueealge332 well becuz not too many people learning vietnamese, most westerner are learning japanese becuz of their animation and video games entertainment, but those who try to learn vietnamese they all said it very hard, but for mandarin only the script it hard but for pronounciation and grammar it pretty easy, viet script it latin alphabet doesnt mean it easy, it actually doesnt pronounce how it spell
@GuardianDemonX as i told you. the hardest part in vietnamese is the pronunciation... mandarin and japanese also are tonal like vietnamese. there is no tenses, conjugation in vietnamese... mandarin, too but japanese, it has a lot of tenses or conjugation.
but you need to know when you write one difficult word in vietnamese or mandarin, vietnamese is totally more,more faster.. mandarin has a lot of characters (small, short, big, long). that's why mandarin (chinese language) is also an art.
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bootyful524 16 hours ago
you guys rock
jjpower20 1 day ago
tại sao chưa quen nhau mà đã dùng câu hỏi ''Bạn khỏe không?''
bạn phải có mối quan hệ ở một mức độ nào đó rồi mới hỏi. chứ không phải hỏi câu đó lúc mới làm quen.^^!
MrVanthat7791 1 day ago
Cam On!
Wtfwts9999 1 week ago
I enjoy her voice.
SSJLIGHT 2 weeks ago
@quantumdude im african and have been riding zebras for years, i am offended by your racist comment
MrDUTify 3 weeks ago
I still can understand what u mean but actually it is not correct and this is not what Vietnamese use. This is my Vietnamese version ( and i am a vietnamese)
Hello Xin chào
How are you? Bạn khỏe không? ( but actually Vietnamese don't usually use this question for greeting, just when u haven't met your friend for a long time)
My name is Angela : Tôi tên Angela
What is your name? Bạn tên gì?
emsu88 4 weeks ago
um...I'm Viet and I can read, speak and write and when you guys did the Dạ Khỏe Không?... is not correct. It should be "Ban co khoe khong?" (How are you?) Da it mean yes in a honorable way to address an older person. You guys should change that or type something to not misguide other people who wants to learn Viet. In addition, Tên Tôi Là.. (My name is...) to pronounce it is not Then because foreigner might pronounce it like Then in English..It should be Thun or Dun depend on his or her accent
ashtenmorgan 1 month ago
all vietnamese should learn their native language
GuardianDemonX 1 month ago
You should never say "chao" to someone. By itself, it sounds odd. You can say "chao anh" or "chao em" or "chao bac". But it depends on gender, and age. For people who are older than your mom/dad, say "chao bac" should suffice. For people at your age, say "chao ban". The tricky part is to guess how old they are then you can address them appropriately. You can't use "chao ban" for someone who is clearly older than your mom/dad because that's disrespectful.
superherosatlive 1 month ago
in Vietnamese, how are you = " Bạn khỏe không ? " . From " Dạ " head sentence does not make sense
veoveoist 1 month ago 3
@veoveoist Yes, it does make sense. That is used for older people
DianaGeez 1 month ago
i'm proud of the Vietnamese for kicking the americans out of their country. greetings from Poland
BigLouieLittlePhilly 1 month ago 2
sinh qua
91haole 1 month ago
are you from vietnam ? do u speak with right accent ? i wanna know please .....and want to learn .....
walalang429 1 month ago
@walalang429 Yes right accent! To be honest it's Southern Accent !
soulkeeper2912 1 month ago
@soulkeeper2912 what is the official accent from north or south ? so if i 'll learn the language what accent do i need to follow ? in the video they are both young , and do u have regulation when u speak to someone older to you ? or to someone that u don't even know ? like talking to a stranger ....?
walalang429 1 month ago
@walalang429 Both north and south accent are officially used. However I would suggest you to know both! There are tones of regulations in speaking, Vietnamese is a language with social order. So with the basic meeting for people whom you might not know: Em chào ... ( it means "hello to ...") You must use "Em" to prefer yourself as lower rank and always, to show politeness! "..." is various, depend on who you talk too. "Anh" for male > you, "Chị" for female > you....
soulkeeper2912 1 month ago
@walalang429 "Bác" for both male and female who seems older or just about your parents age. "Ông" for male who seems like your grand-dad, and "Bà" for female who seems like your grand-mom. "Cô" for female who < your parents, and "Chú" for male who < your parents.
soulkeeper2912 1 month ago
@soulkeeper2912 that's right ^^
TheTonyVo 1 month ago
Enjoy your videos. You guys could do with a better mike though.
olivercopsey 1 month ago
actually they are all from southern Vietnam so their pronunciation is not the standard one. And when two people are at same age like her and him, they don't use "Dạ" in their conversation. "Dạ" just uses when a younger talks to an older one.
alnst75 1 month ago
wow that guy is hot!
JJHulaOfficial 1 month ago
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Dont ever go to VIETNAM. If the serious threat to catch an exotic and deadly disease from drinking sewage water and eating vermin is not enough for you, PLEASE take a look at the link Ive posted ON MY CHANNEL. VIETNAMESE ARE SCUM AND ALL LAND IS STILL CONTAMINATED WITH DEADLY AGENT ORANGE RESIDUES!!!!
quantumdude 1 month ago
I better learn Vietnamese before I go to Singapore to get a Vietnamese bride.
babykevinxoxo 1 month ago
@babykevinxoxo Didn't shithole China sell her chinese brides to western men like 20 or 30 years ago when chinese people were still riding bicycles?
ChineseEatBabies 1 month ago
@ChineseEatBabies I guess
babykevinxoxo 1 month ago
Chao` in Cambodian means grand kid.
odoumlim 1 month ago
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quantumdude 2 months ago
@quantumdude well what kind of race are you white you piece of white-dung!! T
Nicoledagirl18 2 months ago
ahh im viet and forgot how to say how are you... she's so pretty!
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quantumdude 2 months ago
To all the people who said that vietnamese sound weird: Vietnamese doesnt sound weird, it's just that ur not used to it and sometime people have different accent because they're from the north or south.... It's just the same with English, British has a different accent to America nd Ireland.... So please don't say anything bad about it cause it offended me ( btw I'm Vietnamese :D )
nhiish 2 months ago
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@nhiish Fuck you and your feelings you disgusting viet-dung.
quantumdude 2 months ago
Not: "Dạ, khỏe không?" But: " Bạn/anh/chị/cô/chú/bác/ông/bà...+khỏe không?"
hanmin02 2 months ago 2
dạ khỏe không nghe thế nào ý ==" bạn khỏe không là được rồi mà
lanying94 2 months ago
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Viet is an awful and primitive language. Its sounds like the undulating growl emitted by a cat that's been disturbed while it chews on a mouth full of dry cat food. Viet also sounds like the recording of a mentally handicapped person with a mouth full of Novocain, making an impression of a goose, played in reverse.
quantumdude 2 months ago
I'm 3/4 Vietnamese and need to take mother language exam next year! I wasn't born there, and can barely speak Vietnamese...so can someone suggest me a good website to learn the language??? I especially need it in nguoi bac...
jennygenie95 2 months ago
@jennygenie95 Hi Jenny, I think we can help, tell me any sentence or word you wish to know, we will do our best. we speak Southern accent, but if you want Northern, we can ask Northern friends for some help.
Vietnameyes 2 months ago
@Vietnameyes I saw through your channel, I find it pretty useful but is all the the Southern words also the same in nguoi bac? Because I don't mind learning nguoi nam, but my mother tongue dialect is bac. :)
jennygenie95 2 months ago
@jennygenie95 Take it easy, J. :). Northern and Southern are different in some particular sounds. But, you know, we can speak 2 accents. Both Northern and Southern people would understand if you speak with the standard Vietnamese accent. There're much more to say on how to speak Vietnamese, email us and find out what's good for you.
Vietnameyes 2 months ago
I already know all of this because i was born in vietnam
redninja1231 3 months ago
oi chuong trinh nay hay qua ha !
nguyenthaitruong21 3 months ago
Wow im guessing all the viet people came here to brag :D yes im viet too mwuahha
amandanamine 3 months ago
Love the cheesey turn to the camera at the end. 5 stars!
kenji387 3 months ago
@kenji387 I know right.
neballar 3 months ago
I want to ten toi la donna
sunny68495 3 months ago
thanks for ur comments!
I just been in China (traveling), and I realised that Vietnamese language is related a bit to Mandarin and Cantonese. My mother is Chinese-Vietnamese and she confirmed that. (she can speak Cantonese, ya, but she never teaches me !_! )
I been studyin Japanese for 3 years and I also see that Vietnamese and Japanese language have some similarities. But for me, Vietnamese is the hardest ^^
MoriAryka 3 months ago
không phải là "Dạ khỏe không" mà lạ "Bạn khỏe không"
thegianvn 3 months ago
làm gì có mới gặp mà " dạ khỏe không" hả bạn. Dạy mà như vậy thì chết
MrNgoctien0909 3 months ago
@MrNgoctien0909 dạy sai rồi.dạy vậy thì chết
thegianvn 3 months ago
@MrNgoctien0909 cái này là lịch sử hơn bạn ah.....!! Bạn thấy thầy tu ở chùa đó đi cúng hay đi gì đều dùng từ " dạ" hết. BE POLITE !
Austimtran 3 months ago
Wouldn't it be Xin Chào?
KagamineJeshika 4 months ago
@KagamineJeshika In Vietnamese, "Xin chào" and "chào", both is ok ^^
huxmm92 4 months ago
ủa sao không dùng tên tiếng việt
TuanTruong225 4 months ago in playlist Learn Vietnamese (Basic Language Videos)
i'm asian and i am trying to learn my language
TheJamesNguyen 4 months ago in playlist More videos from learnvietnamese
the viet pronuncitation here is so incorrectly ! and " how are you?= bạn khỏe không?" not "dạ khỏe không?"
"dạ khỏe không?" doesn't mean anything :)
hieprock 4 months ago
I will learn from you because you're the best looking teacher
harrypuravida 4 months ago 40
how do you say: I am fine and you?
superglam92 4 months ago
@superglam92 tôi khỏe còn bạn thế nào
MrMoryon 4 months ago
@MrMoryon thanks for replying. I have to do a vietnamese diolague for an intercultural class I am taking in college. :)
superglam92 4 months ago
I'm turning Vietnamese I think I'm turning Vietnamese I really think so.
michaelrichardblake 4 months ago
lease lessons are very useful im mexican trying to learn viet.
SuperAndres1120 4 months ago
blue eagle332,japanese isn't a tonal language at all.the only problem a westerner has learning the language is remaining polite to elders/people of high position and cojugating for equal status or lesser status.and although khmer,vietnamese and perhaps chinese dialects are tonal,japanese is altaic.this means that it has zero in common with the languages you keep harping on about.don't make westerners believe we are the same,because we aren't.
ikegami1jp 5 months ago
@ikegami1jp
Japanese is indeed Altaic, and it's true that it isn't a tonal language, but it does have a sort of pitch accent (some European languages have it too). Khmer isn't tonal either. In East/Southeast Asia, the following are tonal: All Chinese varieties, Vietnamese, the entire Tai-Kadai family (including Thai and Lao) and the entire Hmong-Mien family. Burmese (and related Tibetan languages), Korean and Japanese have pitch accents, while Mongolian, Khmer and Malay are not tonal at all.
MosTagarta3 4 months ago
@ikegami1jp Yeah japanese is actually closer to turkish or my language finnish, then chinese or vietnamese. Incedently it´s easy to a Fin to pronounce japanese.
MsDjessa 4 months ago
Italian: "Ciao" means "Hello" or "Bye"
Vietnamese: "Chào" means "Hello" or "Bye"
the same pronunciation, the same meaning
???
MoriAryka 5 months ago 44
@MoriAryka It's the same in Czech
kilobong 3 months ago
@MoriAryka You can only use "chào" to your friends and youngers :)
Kingtown 3 months ago in playlist More videos from learnvietnamese
@MoriAryka pretty similar :D
KienNguyenSaigon 3 months ago
@MoriAryka in vietnamese chao is hello and bye is just bye
jessicalol123456789 3 months ago
@MoriAryka : not the same pronunciation, please!
kutechili 2 months ago
@MoriAryka You almost right. that's it.
VietnamEyesTalk 2 months ago in playlist Learn Vietnamese (Basic Language Videos)
@MoriAryka Chao in cantonese means Run ,
JeromeLeong 2 months ago
@MoriAryka In Vietnamese "Chào" means "Hello", "Bye" or "Goodbye" is "tạm biệt" :) You also can say "Chào" at the end of conversation but it's not really right.
alnst75 1 month ago
@alnst75 that's right
TheTonyVo 1 month ago
@TheTonyVo In Vietnamese, Chaò also means Goodbye or Bye. But it's not really right.
TheTonyVo 1 month ago
@MoriAryka actually hello in vietnamease is more of a 'j' sound rather a 'ch' sound so its more jiao rather then chaio. :)
DFredleinPortfolio 1 month ago
@MoriAryka Vietnamese "Chào" means " Hello " not be mean "Bye" ...."Bye" means " Tạm biệt"
duy1inh 1 week ago
@GuardianDemonX as i told you. the hardest part in vietnamese is the pronunciation... mandarin and japanese also are tonal like vietnamese. there is no tenses, conjugation in vietnamese... mandarin, too but japanese, it has a lot of tenses or conjugation.
but you need to know when you write one difficult word in vietnamese or mandarin, vietnamese is totally more,more faster.. mandarin has a lot of characters (small, short, big, long). that's why mandarin (chinese language) is also an art
blueealge332 5 months ago
it's not that hard when you are viet :P really easy
Taeminluvurr 5 months ago
some one wana learn vietnamese ! i willing to help...
onegreenfly 5 months ago
@onegreenfly you should make videos,,,
elwichode1980 5 months ago
@elwichode1980 i cant do it...! im so busy ...! but im please to help any one want to learn vietnamese with neagative man ..! i speak vietnamese exactly and clear...!^^
onegreenfly 5 months ago
im a vietnamese! yes this video have some mistake...we dont say "dạ khỏe không" ,we say this "bạn/anh/chú/bác/....+ khỏe không" depend on the age of them
onegreenfly 5 months ago
im a vietnamese! yes this video have some mistake...we dont say "dạ khỏe không" ,we say this "bạn/anh/chú/bác/....+ khỏe không" depend on the age of them
onegreenfly 5 months ago
I agree with you! I study Japanese too. And my teacher said Japanese was harder than Vietnamese
AppleYunaTran 5 months ago
Wait, I thought Japanese was harder?
sparnell15 5 months ago
Hello, I Think There are some mistakes in this video. I watch this video because Im finding the best way to teach my boyfriend. I know It's hard for foreigners. But VietNamese is wonderful. Good Luck with that ^^
AppleYunaTran 5 months ago
damn this is so hard :S
darkknight14000 5 months ago
damn man most of my friends are viet, I WANNA KNOW WHAT THEY'RE SAYING! LOL
This is so hard
HyungsikLUVR295 5 months ago
Viet has more tones and harder pronounciations than Chinese, Mandarin only have four tones in pinyin and Vietnamese got some of their language from Canto but is still harder
SapphireSky349 5 months ago in playlist More videos from learnvietnamese
and I thought cantonese was hard
bryanpanda 5 months ago
The hello in Vietnamese "Chào" sounds like the Italian's "Ciao"
Cool!!
flyleaf5433 5 months ago
hoc tieng viet phai moi ngay
hungminlu 5 months ago
vietnamese is the the most lovely language!!
Chuoiprince 6 months ago
the hardest language is arabic and mandarin
RaydenProductionz 6 months ago
How are you today=hôm nay bạn khỏe không?
How is everything=Mọi việc thế nào?
ngocco2 6 months ago
How are you = "Bạn có khỏe không?". I think it's right because your boss can't talk to you : "Dạ khỏe không?".
haihakute99 6 months ago
địt mẹ mày = fuck you :))
MsGerrard04 6 months ago
She has one set of clothing for every 1:20 video....... looks gorgeous in most of them though
guoyandao 6 months ago
damn, she's hot im glad i'm viet :)
ericinghammontevista 6 months ago
@MegaPekingman That is not nice of you to say that.
PIANOPHUNGUY 6 months ago
How are you = Bạn khỏe không
if you speak with someone as your age
Mschuphuonganh 6 months ago
LOL at the cheesy smile at the end
Koo0oo0 6 months ago
caution this is south vietnamese, it isn't spoken everywhere in viet nam like this...
erichvons 6 months ago
@erichvons Aren't most of the Vietnamese in the USA from the southern part?
PIANOPHUNGUY 6 months ago in playlist Learning Vietnamese Language
@PIANOPHUNGUY true, but why would u learn south-vietnamese spoken in the USA and not standard vietnamese that s spoken all over Vietnam?
(is it linked to what happened 40-30 yrs ago in Vietnam ?) I just want to learn Vietnamese in order to be understood by them, I ll be going there for 6 months starting January (in Hanoi...)
But anyway, your videos gave me the first kick to learn this language...
Cam on chi
erichvons 6 months ago
@erichvons Well, I know some people from the Saigon area and I want to be able to speak and understand a little of what they say. I don't ever plan to visit Vietnam, except on t.v. or dvds. Why go there when there are so many people, restaurants etc from there? I can just hang around Bolsa & Magnolia and I'm in Little Saigon. Saves a lot of money in plane fare. I've even eaten in a restaurant that features Hanoi cuisine. North/south it doesn't matter.
PIANOPHUNGUY 6 months ago
@MegaPekingman I want to learn because I am fascinated with learning many languages such as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, French, Spanish, Vietnamese, Hebrew and many more.
bunniXbabi 7 months ago
chào,dạ khỏe không .... major problem here.....
huptochao 7 months ago
how wierd....thats not the way viet people communicate in public, especially at the coffee shop and with the guy you 1st see.
009kawai 7 months ago
i say toi ten la.... is that correct?
azndancypants 7 months ago
@azndancypants yeah that's ok ^^~ so much people learn to study vietnamese... WOW
kIsulOvu 7 months ago
bạn khỏe không?= how are you?, not " dạ khỏe không"
nangkhongmau 7 months ago
@nangkhongmau @ ở dey la dạng formal, thêm dạ vao cũng ko sao....
meomeoiuiu2011 7 months ago
@nangkhongmau Dạ is more respectful.
LuckyStarJessie18 7 months ago
@LuckyStarJessie18 Dạ is more like talking to older people ... like 10 years older....
huptochao 7 months ago
@huptochao Really? Are you Trung, Bắc, or Nam? 'cause I'm Bắc and I never ever hear people saying dạ with older people :D They alone asked 'Cô khỏe không?' or Chú or whoever :)
LuckyStarJessie18 7 months ago
@LuckyStarJessie18 lol .... that normal now on any part of the country..... kids these day....... but dạ is like show respect to older people
huptochao 7 months ago
@huptochao Hmmmm............ ok, I'll use it from now on. Thank you for teaching me new things :D LOL <3
LuckyStarJessie18 7 months ago
how do say fish sauce with dog meat?
yummy.
lazyhorse22 8 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Thit cho with nuoc mam. Hahahahahahaha!!!!!
YuDumPhuck 8 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Thịt chó với nước mắm. hehehe
LuckyStarJessie18 7 months ago
@LuckyStarJessie18
You actually reply, thank you.
Cam on...
right?
lazyhorse22 7 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Yeah, cám ơn. LOL You're welcome, Không có chi. (I wonder what kind of talking is this! Half English and half Vietnamese :))) haha
LuckyStarJessie18 7 months ago
@LuckyStarJessie18
I never went to school in Vietnam, My dad and I fled Communist Vietnam, I speak Vietnamese, cannot read, or write. I think you have a great idea about teaching idiot like me. I love my Vietnam, I will now try to learn to read and write.
lazyhorse22 7 months ago
@lazyhorse22 NAH! You're not an idiot. You can't speak other languages doesn't mean you're an idiot >_< Anyway, hope you learn new things :)
LuckyStarJessie18 7 months ago
@lazyhorse22 I'm Viet, but I can't read or write Vietnamese either.
I live in Canada for 21 years so yeah.
DemonessSapphire69 7 months ago
@DemonessSapphire69 I'm also vietnamese but i also don't know how to speak tieng viet. I live in the ph haha
DiabolicPenguin 7 months ago
@DemonessSapphire69
How is life in Canada. too cold?
What city you live in?
Are their a lot of Viet in Canada?
lazyhorse22 7 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Now, it's summer, so it's pretty hot. I live in Ontario, Brampton, quite place, there's not a lot of asian people here, there's a lot of black and indian people, but not asian. Most asian are in Downtown Toronto a.k.a China Town. What about you? Where do you live?
DemonessSapphire69 7 months ago
@DemonessSapphire69
I live in Orange County California. Pretty hot here too.
We have a lot of sexy cafe shop here, with a lot of pretty girls.
Cali, have the best weather and a lot of things to do.
You know little Saigon is here. You should come and visit.
lazyhorse22 7 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Bro, this video is for people who want to learn vietnamese. Not a place for you to pick up girls. Go to Plentyoffish or Vietfun,com, there are plenty of girls there. JUST KIDDING BRO. LOL! hahahahahahaha!!!
YuDumPhuck 7 months ago
@YuDumPhuck
thanks for the video you send. keep up the good work brother.
how are you doing?
where are you from?
Will you catch me some fish or girls...lol...
lazyhorse22 7 months ago
I don't need this because i already know Viet, but i admit this would REALLY help if you didn't know any!
xXglittterwitchXx 8 months ago 5
What is your name? Say it with me! TEN MAY LA GI? MAY MUON DANH NHAU KHONG?
DragonBladeX 8 months ago
@DragonBladeX Không tiếp mất dạy ở đây nhá ! = No welcome for out-of-teached man ! :D :D :D
MUGlory 8 months ago
Sick, the picture behind donna when doing the scenario is actually in Holland @ leidseplein..
WillyWartaal 8 months ago
@WillyWartaal In the world of green background CG, you can even be on the USS Enterprise and speak Vietnamese. :D
sunfireThu 7 months ago
Im Curious to learn Vietnamese after aatching this Thai Music Vdo made in Vietnam >> watch?v=D2MG3aJQ98k and I found out that Vietnamese language is beautiful
ChuisAchang 9 months ago
@ChuisAchang the song in the video is thai not vietnamese but the people in the video is speaking vietnamese
GuardianDemonX 8 months ago
@GuardianDemonX yes I know that... I fell in love with vietnamese language because of this song though .... I'm thai... I know the song is Thai....
ChuisAchang 8 months ago
@ChuisAchang maybe u should listen to vietnamese song then see if u like it or not
GuardianDemonX 8 months ago
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nhim 9 months ago
Cool! Does Vietnam still speak French? I want to go to vietnam to speak French
rbd510 9 months ago
@rbd510 no way. we speak our national language : Vietnamese !!!
bella020895 9 months ago
@rbd510 Actually, my Dad in Saigon had the option to learn either (as a second language) French or English. Pretty cool, huh?! =D
vannatrinh 9 months ago
how do you say, "You are hot!" in Vietnamese?
lawker777 9 months ago
@lawker777 you can say "ban trong rat quyen ru" which sounds like /ba;n tSon ro:t kwen ru:/
linken3194 9 months ago
@lawker777 : Bạn thật hấp dẫn or Bạn thật quyến rũ
viendatinhyeu83 9 months ago
@lawker777: Bạn thật hấp dẫn or Bạn thật quyến rũ
viendatinhyeu83 9 months ago
My mom is Vietnamese and My dad is Jamaican:)
iiRockJamrock 9 months ago
I'm in Da Lat right now, will be staying in Vietnam for a few months. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I love how Vietnamese girls always wear shirts which are sort of transparent, in that you can see their bras and figures more clearly.
rds769 9 months ago
Can someone help me.. is it always okay to just say chao as a greeting? or do you need to use things like xin chao or chao ong at times? i'm confused, what do the vietnamese people say to each other in greeting?
gabspen 9 months ago
@gabspen Hi gabspen, you can use both "Chao" or " Xin chao" as a greeting. However, "Xin chao" or "Chao ong" are used as a respect when you first meet someone. "Chao" is used friendly.
MinnieTran 9 months ago
@gabspen Well, I'm vietnamese and I think it's the best to say " Chào Bạn " . You can say that all the time when you meet somebody . Saying " Chao ong " or " Xin chao " is a little formal. Saying " Chao Ban" is more friendly than say " Chao Ong " or Xin Chao coz " Bạn " = you and Ong = Mr
nhotthoi 9 months ago
con gai vietnam minh dep qua nhinh co ay ma toi cu cuoi miem chi day
annam1171 9 months ago
welcome everyone to the world hardest language LOL
GuardianDemonX 9 months ago 40
@GuardianDemonX not really hard if ur vietnamese
StripedRhinoGaming 5 months ago
@StripedRhinoGaming i know, i meant for foreigner, but for viet of course it easy obviously, dumb ass, and she cute and so is the second girl hehe
GuardianDemonX 5 months ago
@GuardianDemonX try to learn Madarin, LOL......
blueealge332 5 months ago
@blueealge332 mandarin is easy, the tone is pretty easy to pronounce it out
GuardianDemonX 5 months ago
@GuardianDemonX yes, its pronunciation is easier than vietnamese, but if you're talking about madarin grammar, i would tell you that vietnamese grammar is easier than madarin grammar, and vietnamese grammar can be one of the easiest grammars in the world....
do you know every word in vietnamese is 1 syllable? do you know there is not any added sound after vietnamese words?
blueealge332 5 months ago
@blueealge332 every chinese words is one syllable too, and not every vietnamese words is one syllable, u have to combine with the other syllable to make a word not only use that one word
GuardianDemonX 5 months ago
@GuardianDemonX just take a look on google to see top most difficult languages in the world... you'll see chinese somewhere in top 3 or 5
blueealge332 5 months ago
@blueealge332 i look it up for the hardest asian language and it said vietnamese is the hardest one, chinese mandarin aint too hard, the tone is pretty easy and the grammar too
GuardianDemonX 5 months ago
@GuardianDemonX i'm sorry, according to my result when i search "the hardest asian language" on google, there is 1 answer agree that vietnamese is the hardest in every 10 answers...
blueealge332 5 months ago
@blueealge332 well becuz not too many people learning vietnamese, most westerner are learning japanese becuz of their animation and video games entertainment, but those who try to learn vietnamese they all said it very hard, but for mandarin only the script it hard but for pronounciation and grammar it pretty easy, viet script it latin alphabet doesnt mean it easy, it actually doesnt pronounce how it spell
GuardianDemonX 5 months ago
@GuardianDemonX as i told you. the hardest part in vietnamese is the pronunciation... mandarin and japanese also are tonal like vietnamese. there is no tenses, conjugation in vietnamese... mandarin, too but japanese, it has a lot of tenses or conjugation.
but you need to know when you write one difficult word in vietnamese or mandarin, vietnamese is totally more,more faster.. mandarin has a lot of characters (small, short, big, long). that's why mandarin (chinese language) is also an art.
blueealge332 5 months ago