Learn to speak Vietnamese
9 months ago
I think that learning this will really help me with my life. Plus it’s kind of weird that I don’t know my own language. haha.
How to learn to speak vietnamese
It made me
astonished 
"Knowing nothing, went to Vietnam and learned the basics in 3 months."
How I did it: I moved to Vietnam. I studied with a group at the Hue Learning Resource Center. I learned the alphabet and corresponding sounds. I chatted with people on the street, haggled with vendors, went out for coffee with locals.
Lessons & tips: Avoid English students - they just want to practice their English and will be of little help. One of my most helpful tutors was someone who spoke only Vietnamese and French. Remember how you learned studied English phonics? Pick up a Vietnamese 1st grade reader at the local bookstore. It's basic and easy to follow for sounding out words.
Resources:
contact Ms. Tam at the Hue Learning Resource Center about Vietnamese Language courses - one on one or small groupPeople doing this are also doing these things:
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I want to become fluent!
9 months ago
I am Vietnamese, I can understand the language perfectly but I never really practiced speaking the language. I can speak it a little bit here and there, but it’s just not enough to get by on my own.
Learning Vietnamese
10 months ago
I am very interested in asian culture. I will be based in Vietnam and traveling between Vietnam and China for my new adventure career. I will be manufacturing apparel as well as other product development for export to USA. I am also very interested in importing american products that may be difficult to get into Vietnam.
Learning Vietnamese
10 months ago
I am wanting to learn Vietnamese because my girlfriend is Vietnamese and soon I planto live there for a long term period. In Spring ‘09, I will visit for one month.
Untitled
13 months ago
i dont understand this language and it sounds extremely interesting i would love to learn this very bad
Hi
15 months ago
HI my name is Jacqueline i have a Bofriend that is vietnamese and i would like to learn vietnamese to communicate with his family!
It will be nice if someone will teach me in return ill teach spanish and english!
:)
Untitled
21 months ago
I bought the Rosetta Stone program!
My boyfriend has learned a lot more
than I could have taught him on my own.
I thought I could skip ahead a few lessons
and already got lost!
I just came back from travelling in VN for 3 months and learned a lot of survival/basic/slang Vietnamese just from hanging out with vietnamese people all the time. I really want to retain what I’ve learned though, and improve. So now that I’m back in the States I want to learn to read and write and get all the grammar stuff down. Anyone have any suggestions for a broke student who won’t spend more then $50 on books/programs but is still determined? I chat with friends I made over there but need something I can look up and study anytime of the day without bothering someone on the other side of the world.
cam on,
chuck
viet
2 years ago
i am viet and umm well i already know some and my dad helps me alot so im good. its truly an interesting language. the tone and speed at wich you say a word means absolutely everything to the context
vietnamese
2 years ago
easy when your vietnamese :P. although you could always move to that country and learn like tom cruise in last samurai, lol
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