Today we cover the basics of how to say yes, no, maybe and no, thank you in Vietnamese.
Lesson 2: Yes, No, Maybe, and No, Thank You in Vietnamese
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Today we cover the basics of how to say yes, no, maybe and no, thank you in Vietnamese.
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Great!! I been trying to learn Vietnames on my own and this really helps
great!!!
Cam on
This is so great! Very clear, simple. The phonics of how to say the words are really helpful! I have been wanting something like this for a long time. Cam On!
Well done! One idea: spend a little extra time on letters that are not pronounced as we might suspect in English, e.g. Da is yaah and there was an ‘R’ in one lesson that was pronounced completely differently as I recall.
Also, a lesson idea: Ordering Vietnamese food like Pho (not ‘Fho’ but rather ‘Fuh-uh’, I gather), and my favorite: a grilled pork Vietnamese sub (BEST food/flavor for $ I’ve found in ANY restaurant, ethnic or not!!!), also maybe those shrimp paste on sugar cane things. Man, I’m making myself hungry! End with a phase like ‘That was very good’, etc.
I like to communicate with everyone who like Vietname.
My skype is:william38818 happy to be your friends.
Well I’m struggling…This starts by saying Da = Yes and Khong = No. You go on to use the phrase da khong, cam on….yes no thank you!?
I really appreciate this website. I am learning this, so I can speak with my friend in her own language.
Great videos. Cám ơn rất nhiều
But could you put it in writing below the video like you did in the first video.
@Michael Marcello: Here’s the written transcript.
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Scenario 1: Mother and Son
Mom: Con có muổn ăn gì không?
Son: Dạ không.
Mom: Con có muổn nước gì không?
Son: Dạ.
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Scenario 2: Employee and Boss
Employee: Tổi nây, chú có đi ăn với vợ không?
Boss: Có thể.
Employee: Chú muổn con làm thêm giờ cho chú tổi nây không?
Boss: Dạ Không, Cám Ơn.
hì hì hay lắm, rất tốt cho người muốn học tiếng Việt. *hic tớ là người Việt, xổ một tràng như thế có hiểu không vậy?*
This is very helpful! I have been trying to learn Vietnamese for a little over a year now, but I find some things a bit difficult. For instance, in the second video, to say “No, thank you” you actually say “Yes No thank you” in Vietnamese. I will come to your website more often to learn more!