Learn Vietnamese with TVO | Numbers 11 - 99

A detailed video about saying Vietnamese numbers from 11 - 99, with practice exercises to test your understanding.
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[seenonyt]

Excellent lesson! 👏
Ms. Hoa was such a great teacher at TVO.

[scottduede]

This is a fun introduction to tone sandhi. I like the show-don't-tell strategy: no one likes to deal with the name "tone sandhi" after all; they just need to know what tonal modifications take place in what environments. I'm interested to see if regiolect-ish stuff gets added in other videos.

[leeshalusalongrowth]

This was good to learn the rules. But do you have a video simply going through all the numbers 11 - 99 for us to repeat? That would be awesome. Thank you

[ralphanthonyespos]

If I chose to say the tens with mười appended, do the exceptions still apply? Like, should I still say "bốn mười tư", or should I go back to "bốn mươi bốn"?

[HokkaidoSan]

The secret to learning a new language is to have a beautiful girl teach it to you or even better, a beautiful girlfriend who speaks the language. More of Ms. Hoa! I'm really getting a hang of the numbers pretty quickly

[anholeiri]

how do you say double number like- 22, 33, 44,

[gerrym]

You didn't mention the Hai Phong/Hai Duong rule exception where they just use lam for any 5. So 500 = lam tram, 55 = lam muoi lam 😋

[cafe]

Rule #3 only applies to people who have a northern accent.

[not-so-smartaleck]

These screwy exceptions make me hope I never need numbers (in Viet) at all...  Screwy "muoi"!  (Hmmmm...well, at least this video makes me better understand the downward tone as a "low flat" tone, and no tone as a "high flat" tone...)