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Similar words in Chinese and Vietnamese #1
Please check out our new video. Words in the video: 准备: chuẩn bị (to prepare) 公安: công an (police) 浪漫: lãng mạn (romantic) 平安: bình an (peaceful) 聪明: thông minh (smart)
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4 ways to say “How are you?” in Vietnamese
There is no direct translation for the phrase “How are you” in Vietnamese. However, after saying Hello, Vietnamese has various ways of following up questions. 4 common ways are: 4 common ways are: Bạn có khoẻ không? – Literally, that means “Are you healthy?”. Some language textbooks equal this phrase with “How are you?”. When
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How to use \”Trời\” in Vietnamese
The word \”Trời\” has three main meanings in Vietnamese. 1. The first one is \”God\”. Ôi trời ơi! = OMG 2. The second meaning is \”the sky\” Trời xanh = a blue sky Note: we often add a measure word \”bầu\” before \”trời\” in this case: Phía trước là bầu trời. There is a sky
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How to ask for a phone/Zalo number in Vietnamese
Today, let\’s learn how to ask for a phone number in Vietnamese. Nowadays, Zalo is the most common method of instant messages in Vietnam, so don\’t be surprised if people ask you for a Zalo number, not a phone number. In a majority of the case, phone number = Zalo number as we need a
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Vietnamese Pronunciation of Single Vowels | a – ă – â
Do you know that the pronunciation of \”ă\” and \”â\” in the Vietnamese alphabet is irrelevant to the pronunciation of those letters in the \”real words\”? Check out our two new pronunciation videos to look at these sounds in detail. New Vocabulary Part 1.1 an tâm = to be relieved ăn cơm = to eat
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Days of the Week in #Vietnamese
It is very easy to remember the days of the week in Vietnamese. It is just \”thứ\” + number, started from Monday: Thứ hai = Monday Thứ ba Thứ tư Thứ năm Thứ sáu Thứ bảy = Saturday Chủ nhật = Sunday (Not thứ một ;)) Check out our new #shorts video for pronunciation practice.
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How to make WH- Questions in Vietnamese?
Do you know that making Wh- Questions in Vietnamese is much more simple than in English? Let\’s check out our new video: New Vocabulary What = Gì When = Khi nào, bao giờ Where = Ở (từ) đâu Who = Ai Why = Tại sao Grammar Focus What/Where/When/Who To form a question, replace the answer
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Vietnamese Conversation on the Street | Chat with Mr. Huy
Please check out this video on our Vietnamese on the Street to know about Mr. Huy. Transcript: A: Chào anh. Em tên là Hoa. Anh tên là gì ạ? B: Mình là Huy. A: Anh làm nghề gì ạ? B: Mình làm kỹ sư phần mềm. A: Anh đến từ đâu? B: Mình đến từ
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Slow Vietnamese – Beginner A2 | Traveling around Vietnam | Virtual #Travel V-log
Transcript Chào các bạn. Mình là Trang Chibi, đến từ Hello Vietnamese. Chào mừng các bạn đến với khoá học Slow Vietnamese. Trước tiên, các bạn hãy xem mình nói với phụ đề tiếng Việt, sau đó xem giải thích từ mới. Cuối cùng, hãy xem lại với phụ đề tiếng Việt và tiếng Anh
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