Learn Vietnamese with TVO | 100 Most Useful Phrases - Part 2

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100 Most Useful Phrases in Vietnamese to help you sound natural like a local (With pronunciation guide)
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Tieng Viet Oi is a Vietnamese Teaching Group aimed at providing fun/ friendly and practical Vietnamese lessons to all expats living in Vietnam and foreigners interested in learning the language. We're currently based in Hanoi an Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon).
Tieng Viet Oi is a Vietnamese Teaching Group aimed at providing fun, practical and communication-based Vietnamese lessons to anyone interested in learning the language. We're currently based in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Da Nang.
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20 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@seenonyt2210 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for this clip! I think it's a great format, just like this. No frills, no distracting English audio 👏👏👏 If you make more like this (shorter is fine, too, if that is better for monetisation), I don't think I'd want to miss any of them. Thanks again TVO 💛

@JoeB1946 6 лет назад

There are a lot of Vietnamese Useful Phrases on RU-vid, and Tieng Viet Oi's are the very best. Easy to understand and you explain every very clear. So easy to understand and your videos have helped me so much. Thank You.

@KaRe77 Год назад

Thanks!

@languagefreeassangeteacher5338 3 года назад

very nice - thank you. Just one minus: the indication to other videos comes too early making it hard to read the Vietnamese text.

@M.A.Miaze-jr 5 лет назад

You are the best. Can you upload some more videos like this please?

@Tiengvietoi 5 лет назад

Mohiul Ahasan Isaac We’ve made a series of videos like this, have you seen those? (You can go to our playlist on our channel). I think we’ll make more in the future :)

@RadoRadimir 7 лет назад

Các em ơi :) cảm ơn.

@j1o2h3n4ify 3 года назад

I think the vocabulary counts to 101 ... Thank you for the extra word alright

@gregschroeder6245 7 лет назад

For "Nhẹ cả người," the fast version sounds to me like it begins with "Nhẽ." Is it just me or does the tone change for this with rapid speech?

@phapnui 7 лет назад

Same deal at 1:48

@longdang1119 6 лет назад

Because of the sensational express.

@not-so-smartaleck8987 6 лет назад

It's too bad the 50 phrases here aren't listed in the description underneath the YT vid, so they can be copied-and-pasted if desired. (e.g., "1. How have you been? Dao nay the nao?" (with the tones included) "2. Nice to meet you...." etc.) This would be very useful. Also, although different pronouns COULD be used (in the phrases having a pronoun), I think a specific one--e.g., "bạn", if that's the most common one (and which, at least in this "Part 2" vid, does appear to be the spoken pronoun anyway)--should appear in the phrase instead of just putting "[pronoun]" there, which to me seems a little confusing.

@matti_ngb 3 года назад

As far as I know, you can get the transcript as a patreon.

@phapnui 7 лет назад

1:48 Is it my Western ears or is last word pronounced differently when spoken at conversational speed?

@longdang1119 6 лет назад

phapnui yeah, when speak fast, some words will be changed. In this case, nhé becomes nhớ.

@not-so-smartaleck8987 6 лет назад

I noticed that a lot of times in this 2-part video--one or more words in a phrase sounding different in the "fast" (normal) version than in the "slow" (first) version. Like the effect of the tones is minimalized at rapid speed, or the words aren't clearly enunciated (similar to people speaking English at normal speed), or something.

@hinahanta 7 лет назад

At 0:55 nói đến đâu rồi nhỉ, that is referring to a conversation, yes? not a location, Where were we in English can refer to a conversation or a location. is Chung ta đa ở đâu? correct for location?

@longdang1119 6 лет назад

David Ray yeah. You're right. Actually, it is "where were we talking about?"