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Check out our new YouTube video: Borrow = vay / mượn \”Vay\” is more formal and can only be used with money: vay tiền = to borrow money (It can also be used with very essential things, for example, rice – vay gạo = to borrow uncooked rice, but it is not very common nowadays). […]

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As a new year is coming, let\’s talk about the new year tradition in Vietnam with our new #podcast. Chúc mừng năm mới = Happy New Year! If you happen to read this post, let\’s comment below your wish for the coming 2022 year!

Let\’s practice how to talk in Vietnamese when someone borrows money from you through this slow story (A2 level). New vocabulary: mượn tiền = to borrow money Cho bạn mượn tiền = let you borrow money = lend you money Không phải vì… mà vì = Not because… but because…. quan trọng = important quan

LESSON NOTES \”Accent\” is always a controversial topic, not only for the Vietnamese language. However, here are some \”facts\” about Vietnamese accents: If you are in Northern Vietnam (Ha Noi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh, Bac Ninh, Hai Duong), 95% of the time you will listen to the Northern Accent. In Southern Vietnam: if you are

In order to introduce yourself in Vietnamese, you can use this structure: Tôi là… = I am… After \”Tôi là\” you can add your name, your nationality, and your career. You can also add \”tên\” (name) after \”tôi\” to make the sentence \”My name is…\” as in English. Example Sentences: Tôi tên là Trang. =

There are several ways of saying \”Hello\” in Vietnamese. Xin chào: If you want to say hello to a group of people, in relatively formal setting. Chào + pronoun (bạn, anh, chị, em…): The most common way Chào + name: When you speak to people who are at the same age or younger than you

Watch this video to understand the foundation of Vietnamese Grammar. QUIZ Put the following words in the right order. là (to be) / Mary / bạn (you) tiếng Việt (Vietnamese) / học (study) / anh ấy (he) rất (very) / đẹp (beautiful) / cô ấy (she) yêu (love) / Việt Nam / tôi (I) hellovietnamese.app

Unlike many other Southeast Asian languages, the Vietnamese language uses the Roman alphabet, which makes it more convenient to learn for many English speakers. The Vietnamese alphabet follows pretty much the same alphabetical order as the English alphabet. It consists of 29 letters, with 12 vowels and 17 consonants. a, ă, â, b, c, d,