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Xin chào, tôi đến từ Việt Nam!
Hello I come from Vietnam!

If you were wondering if this is real I am Vietnamese and all the words are correct🗿🗿🗿.

Tam biệt thự quận Tân Phú Tân quy Đông quận gò Công tiền

Xin chào

Cam on😂

Xin lỗi actually means ‘sorry’

Đơn giản lắm người Việt Nam nè 😂

in addition, "xin lỗi" also means "sorry"

Helo mn nha

Oh won đã có một

Im Vietnamese

Vietnamese and thai sound like cantonese😂😂😂

xin lỗi means sorry too to let y’all know

too easy for me tro oi

How are you? Khỏe không

Bạn cùng lớp của em đang cố gắng học tiếng Việt để nói “deez nut” 💀

"Xin lỗi" is actually "sorry"

I'm a beginner but I'm starting to feel like the tones in Vietnamese are more important than the pronunciation/sound of the character. I notice a lot of differences in pronunciation and as a native English speaker I'm finding I'm having to learn to listen for the tone more to hear the similarities when a word spoken in the same dialect sounds very different when spoken by two different speakers. I find this especially true between male and female speakers. Does this observation make sense? Of course there are pronunciation differences in English as well, even among speakers from the same area, so I'm wondering if I'm just over thinking it as a non native speaker, or if it is a case of tones being more important to meaning than getting the sounds "correct"/"the same".

vietnamese is hard, such as: the weird symbols on top of the words, like ẹ, ẽ, è, ẻ, é, and normal e. but, they can have "hats", like this: ế, ể, ê, ề, ễ, and ệ. the e with the "hat" is pronuced as "ay". okay.. hmm, hơ do i explain this? okay, the symbols on top/bottom changes the word, but idk how to do it..


in Vietnamese, dont worry..




















































































































okay, um, here.

Tiếng việt khó, chẳng hạn như: các ký hiệu lạ ở đầu các từ, như ẹ, ẽ, è, ẻ, é, và e bình thường. nhưng, họ có thể có "mũ", như thế này: ế, ể, ê, ề, ễ, và ệ. chữ e với "hat" được phát âm là "ay". được rồi.. hmm, tôi giải thích chuyện này được không? được rồi, các ký hiệu ở trên/dưới sẽ thay đổi từ, nhưng tôi không biết cách thực hiện..


hehe..

kem = ice cream

Hi I’m Vietnamese 😂 but I think I never say xin chào(hi) with someone 😅

Không có gì! = Not at all!

Xin loi is sorry not excuse me

t khoẻ lắm

John 3:3
Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.

Mark 1:15 - “The time is fulfilled,” He said, “and the kingdom of God is near. Repent and believe in the gospel!”

Du Ma

It’s a north accent innit?

TYSM im practicing so that I can get good grades😀

Facts: There are some people who will sometimes look up a video teaching their country's language and chuckle to themselves at its excessive politeness and awkwardness:))) Me too:))

Vietnamese:khoe không?
English: how are you?
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Xin lỗi is sorry too

One of these is pronounced wrong.

thank you it realy helps me because i have a cat from Vietnam ❤

What’s the difference between xin chào and chào

hello, is that northern or southern dialect? sorry, I'm a beginner and I'm confused😅

God job ❤❤❤

Which dialect is this?

These pronunciations are very robotic

My Vietnamese gf says learning Vietnamese is easy, but some of the pronunciations feel impossible for me to make.

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Mine pov:bạn có thể giúp tôi chứ?
Me: f&ck no

The 7 one is Sorry