#learn vietnamese

[vietnamesepod101]

Ways to Connect Speech in Vietnamese! 🗨 More FREE resources here: https://www.vietnamesepod101.com/learn-with-pdf?src=tumblr_special_infograph_adverb1_012726

[typicalsimswhore]

For anyone looking to learn Vietnamese, here is what I personally use:

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Apps

* Duolingo (yes, I said it. It's a good foundation.) Free -includes premium

* Drops (use topics that correlate with what you are already learning, good for retaining memory. Like flashcards but fun.) Free -includes premium

* Learn Vietnamese Speak, Listen (yes, that is the name of the app 😭. Really good for speaking/listening especially if you don't have anyone to practice with. Learn content that correlates with your Duo/Drops lessons.) Free -includes premium

Books

* Lonely Planet Vietnamese Dictionary (self explanatory, good for reference. Any dictionary works.) $$$ pricey / may be found in public library ✅

* Reading and Writing Vietnamese: A Workbook for Self-Study (found on Amazon here, covers basically everything needed for beginners) $$$ pricey

YouTube

* Tieng Viet Oi- Vietnamese Lessons (here)

* What the Pho (here)

* Vietglish Fun (here)

* Learn Vietnamese with Annie (here)

* Learn Vietnamese With SVFF (Southern Vietnamese. here)

Individual Video Recs:

*The Vietnamese Alphabet

*Vowel Pronunciation

* Vietnamese Tones

* Counting 1-10

* Travel Basics

* Accent Discrimination

Hope this helps. Vietnamese is hard, but I believe in you!!! 🇻🇳💖

Q: What helps you learn? Let me know!!

[shiranuieditorial]

korean & vietnamese versions of the last post

because ckv names are much more similar and closely related to each other than people would like you to think.

昂煌

🇰🇷 앙황 Anghwang, Ang-hwang

🇻🇳 Ngang Hoàn

(bonus!) 🇯🇵 Akira, Akitaka, Koukou, Takaaki, Takaakira, Takakira

“soaring to the sky, bright and brilliant”

波燃

🇰🇷 파연 Phayeon, Payeon, Payun

🇻🇳 Ba Nhiên

“waves ignite”

佳瑋

🇰🇷 가위 Gawi, Gawie, Gawee

🇻🇳 Giai Vĩ

“fine precious jade”

磊禮

🇰🇷 뇌례 Noi-rye, Noi-lye, Noy-rye, Noy-lye, Loi-lye, Loy-lyey

🇻🇳 Lỗi Lễ

“pile of stones and courtesy”

默涵

🇰🇷 묵함 Mukham, Muk-ham, Mook-ham, Mwuk-ham

🇻🇳 Mặc Hàm

“culvert of silence; silence-embodying; silence will embody; silence will contain”

寧煜

🇰🇷 녕욱 Nyeong-uk, Nyeong-ook, Nyung-ook, Nyung-wook, Nyung-wuk

🇻🇳 Ninh Dục

“tranquil illumination”

榮映

🇰🇷 영영 Yeongyeong, Yeong-yeong, Youngyoung, Young-young, Yungyung, Yung-yung

🇻🇳 Vinh Ánh

(bonus!) 🇯🇵 Akiteru, Hideaki, Hidei, Hideteru, Sakae, Sakaeteru, Shigeaki, Shigei, Shigeteru, Teruaki, Terue, Yoshiaki, Yoshie, Yoshiei, Yoshiteru

“gloriously-shining reflection; a reflection of honor, glory, and prosperity”

文嘉

🇰🇷 문가 Moonga, Moon-ga, Munga, Mun-ga

🇻🇳 Văn Gia

(bonus!) 🇯🇵 Ayahiro, Ayaka, Ayakazu, Ayayo, Bunka, Fuka, Fumihiro, Fumika, Fumikazu, Fumiyo, Fumiyoi, Fumiyoshi, Moka, Monka

“literary praise”

鑫洋

🇰🇷 신양 Sinyang, Sin-yang, Shinyang, Shin-yang

🇻🇳 Hâm Dương

“a prosperous, highly fortunate ocean”

秀斐

🇰🇷 수비 Soobi, Soobee, Subi, Swupi, Suvi, Soovee, Soovi, Suvee

🇻🇳 Tú Phỉ

(bonus!) 🇯🇵 Hideakira, Hideaya, Hidei, Shuubi, Shuuhi, Shuui

“brilliant, beautiful, and talented”

煊旺

🇰🇷 훤왕 Hwonwang, Hwon-wang, Hwunwang, Hwun-wang, Hwenwang, Hwen-wang

🇻🇳 Huyên Vượng

“sunny prosperity”

雍蕃

🇰🇷 옹번 Ongbeon, Ongbun, Ong-bun, Ongpun, Ong-pun

🇻🇳 Ung Phiền

“harmonious, poised, dignified, luxuriant, and abundant”

[learningvietnamesejellyfish]

Common Greetings in Vietnamese

Kính chào quý vị/ông bà/anh chị/…: When you speak in front of a group of people or your performance also appears in some stages, or media platform. In the simplest form, it is similar to “Ladies and Gentlemen” in English. “Chào” + the person who is greeted How to say “Hello” in Vietnamese? How to meet and greeting in Vietnamese?  In this article, Jellyfish will suggest some simple and easy to apply ways to say “Hello” in Vietnamese. Let’s check it out.

1. XIN CHÀO - Hello

2.  “Chào” + the person who is greeted

3. Subject (I) + Chào + the person who is greeted (you) + (ạ – honorific)

4. Kính chào quý vị/ông bà/anh chị/…: When you speak in front of a group of people or your performance also appears in some stages, or media platform. In the simplest form, it is similar to “Ladies and Gentlemen” in English. 

5. Subject (I) + đến rồi: (I’m here already)

6.  Chào mọi người/Xin chào mọi người (Hello everyone)

7.  How to greet by times of aday

Chào buổi chiều (Good Afternoon)

Chào buổi tối (Good evening)

Chào buổi sáng (Good morning)

8.  How to greet close friends

Ê (Hey)

Mày ơi (Hey you)

Đang đâu đấy/Đang đâu (Where are you now?)

Dạo này sao/Dạo này sao rồi/Dạo này thế nào? (How are you doing?)

Khỏe không? (How’s it going?)

Lâu lắm không gặp (Long time no see)

9.  Hello (on the phone) in Vietnamese – A-lô

10.  Subject – (I) + rất vui khi được gặp + listener (you) (Nice to meet you)

11.  Tên của + Personal Pronoun (you) + là gì?

Source: https://learningvietnamese.edu.vn/blog/basic-vietnamese-vocabulary/greetings-in-vietnamese/?lang=en

[yongxqi]

HERE IS A LIFESAVER FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS

no like, really.

so I was browsing the web for a website that could recognize Chinese characters by digitally writing them...and I found a hidden gem! It also works for other languages like Korean, Japanese, Russian, Thai, and many more.

It’s called Papago and I’ll just give you a quick rundown of this amazing website

you can choose from alllll of these languages! I take Mandarin Chinese so I’ll be using Chinese (Simplified)

here’s how the setup looks like! Press the little pencil icon to search a character by digitally writing it

then, a little pop-up window appears (shown below)

Let’s say the character 心 appears in my homework and I don’t know it. All you have to do is draw it in your pop-up window, and boom.

when you see the desired character at the top, you can either click it or press enter if it is highlighted in green.

then, press [Close] on the pop-up tab to see the default screen: and there’s your mystery character and its definition. 心 means heart in Chinese. You can also press the speaker icon to hear how it is pronounced. Papago’s pronunciations and translations are much better than Google Translate’s :))

Here’s my present for the Tumblr community,

Happy Holidays!🎄🕯️🎁☃️💖

Papago Link

[loisongcanbang]

Người nội tâm 1.

Tôi năm nay 18 tuổi nhưng cách ứng xử của tôi rất tệ, tôi tự tách mình khỏi xã hội , ẩn mình sau lớp vỏ đầy cô độc và bí ẩn. Rồi những giấc mơ kì lạ mỗi ngày mỗi xuất hiện nhiều lên trong từng ấy thời gian . Tôi mơ thấy mình trong vũ trụ bao la, xung quanh là những ánh sáng lấp lánh, tôi nhìn xuống thì thấy dòng người tấp nập, tôi thấy tôi len lõi trong đám người lạ mặt, đôi chân cứng lại, tôi rề rà lê thê, ánh mắt buồn rầu, khuôn mặt không cảm xúc, đôi chân tôi như khuỵu lại và có thể ngã xuống bất cứ lúc nào. Khung hình dần biến mất , xung quanh chỉ còn bóng đêm , tôi rơi xuống tự do, cảm giác rất thật, tôi không la hét nhưng nước mắt tôi tuôn rơi. Những lúc trước thì tim tôi đập loạn nhịp nhưng bây giờ thì không còn nữa vì nó đã xãy ra quá nhiều, nước mắt tôi tuôn xuống, tôi không biết tôi khóc vì thứ gì hay vì câu hỏi mục đích của sự tồn tại?

[translatewithme]

     Hi guys! Sorry it has been such a long time since my last post. Here’s an update about me: I’ve been extremely busy with school while trying to apply to college at the same time. I’ve recently got really sick but I’m feeling better now so I made a quick post about the numeral system in Vietnamese. 

Numbers: Số

Zero: Không

One: Một

Two: Hai

Three: Ba 

Four: Bốn

Five: Năm 

Six: Sáu

Seven: Bảy 

Eight: Tám

Nine: Chín

Ten: Mười

Tens (20, 30, 40,…): Number + mươi (20 = Hai mươi)

Hundreds (100, 500, 800,…): Number + trăm (500 = năm trăm)

Thousands (1000, 6000,…): Number + ngàn/nghìn (7000 = bảy ngàn/nghìn)

Millions (7000000, 2000000,…): Number + triệu (1000000 = một triệu)

Billions (3000000000, 5000000000,…): Number + tỷ (3000000000 = ba tỷ)

Hundreds/Thousands + one-digit numbers (1004, 208, 403, 5006,…): Number + trăm/ngàn/nghìn + lẻ/linh + number (one-digit number) (801 = tám trăm lẻ/linh một, 3007 = ba ngàn/ngìn lẻ/linh bảy)

Tens/hundreds/thousands + one (21, 401, 9001,…): Number + mươi + mốt (61 = sáu mươi mốt)

Hundreds/Thousands/Millions/Billions and a half (150, 7500,…): Number + trăm/ngàn or nghìn/triệu/tỷ + rưỡi (350 = ba trăm rưỡi)

Counting: Đếm

Counting by Dozens: Number + tá (24 = hai tá)

Counting by Tens: Number + chục (80 = tám chục)

 - NOTES: 

The Tens/hundreds/thousands + one rule doesn't apply to 11, 11 is simply pronounced as mười một (10 + 1) instead of mười mốt. 

The Hundreds/Thousands/Millions/Billions and a half rule is not necessary, it is just a faster/shorter version that people use when speaking. 

When pronouncing tens + a number (41, 23, 94, 67,..), people sometimes would shorten it and only pronounce the first and the second number without saying 'mươi' in between (38 = ba mươi tám or ba tám, 71 = bảy mươi mốt or bảy mốt) 

When pronouncing tens + 5 (35, 65, 75, 25,...), instead of saying tens and năm, people would say lăm (95 = chín (mươi) lăm, 55 = năm (mươi) lăm)

[vietnamesepod101]

Vietnamese Most Common Nouns 🗝 PS: Learn Vietnamese with the best FREE online resources, just click here https://www.vietnamesepod101.com/?src=tumblr_infographic_common_nouns_2_122424