Hop On Vietnamese

30/11/2019

https://www.goldcoasthomestays.com/japanese

26/04/2013

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5JfySR82Bc

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26/04/2013

Vietnam
Vietnam officially the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, is the easternmost country on the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia.

Capital: Hanoi
Dialing code: 84
Currency: Vietnamese d**g
Government: Single-party state, Dictatorship, Communist state, Socialist state
Population: 87.84 million (2011) World Bank
Official language: Vietnamese Language

26/04/2013

10/04/2013

Vowels
a
like 'a' in "hat": ba (means "father").
ă
like 'u' in "cut": chăn (means "blanket").
â
like 'o' in "person": sân (means "yard" in front of back of a house).
e
like 'e' in "set": tre (means "bamboo").
ê
like 'ay' in "say": cà phê (means "coffee").
i
in the North, like 'ee' in "see" or "deed"; in the South, like 'ay' in "day": thi (means "test/exam").
o
like 'aw' in "law": lý do (means "reason").
ô
like 'o' in "go": cô (means "aunt", "miss" or "madam").
ơ
like 'ir' in "bird" (British English): bơ (means "avocado" or "butter").
u
in the North, like 'oo' in "food"; in the North, like 'o' in "no": thu (means "autumn").
ư
like 'oo' in "book", with a hint of the 'i' in "lick", or like pronouncing "oo" without rounding your lips: thư (means "mail" or "letter").
y
like 'ee' in "see".

10/04/2013

Hi: chào
What is your name?: bạn tên gì?
Nice to meet you: hân hạnh được biết bạn
How are you?: bạn khoẻ không?
I'm good, thanks: tôi khoẻ, cám ơn
And you?: còn bạn?

10/04/2013

http://vdict.com/