Learn Vietnamese in 30 Minutes - ALL the Basics You Need

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In this video, you’ll get started with Vietnamese in only X minutes! You will discover the key points of Vietnamese Grammar! This is THE place to start if you want to start learning Vietnamese.

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[BickKoxing]

I'm Vietnamese and i can understand how hard our language is for mostly everyone in the world. It's actually not too common language, and even the pronunciation of some common words may take you years to practice. Not mentioning the grammar and the vocabulary field, just speaking the 6 different tones right and controlling the flow when you speak might be totally exhausted. But good things are that we have the nearly same alphabet with English and the grammar is quite simple, so learning Vietnamese just take time and require a lot of practice, big respect for people who are trying hard to learn this 🤗

[haonguyen-wqpn]

I'm Vietnamese. I watch this video for learning English, lol.

[tulipwithluv]

I'm 100% Vietnamese, but it's really difficult to learn Vietnamese, especially Vietnamese people who speak fast, so they often misspell and stumble, so it's even more difficult for foreigners. Even I myself do not fully understand my mother tongue. Good luck with your studies!

[Jonayofsweden]

We only have 90 different greetings depending on age, gender, time of day, earths place in its rotation around the sun and depending on which phase the moon is in. Pretty convenient isn't it?? EASY! ^^

[francisp]

Any Vietnamese kids trying to learn Vietnamese 😂

[itsgonzalits]

1:02 - "ok, not bad."
1:04 - "😔"

[ciara-tuyetsheerin]

Any other Vietnamese trying to learn Vietnamese? XD

[ineluctablemodality]

I'm learning Chinese at school, and it is nothing, compared to this. Respect to all the people trying to learn Vietnamese!

[clarissazasmrnvlogzph]

I'm literally a Filipino I'm just interested in speaking Vietnamese bc I've been there already and the people there are really friendly ❤️

[thitonu-mitdinh]

I never say Xin chao in my life. Xin chao is the way they translate from English into Vietnamese. Vietnamese people say "Chào chú, Chào cô, Con chào chú ạ" in the formal way but we usually ask "Chú đi đâu đó? Where are you going? Cô đi chợ hả? Are you going to market? Con ăn cơm chưa? Have you had a dinner yet?" they are greeting phrases, not really questioning. If you learn more about the culture, you will know why people usually say that. Excuses me is not really the same as "Xin hỏi". In the restaurant, you can say "Em ơi, Chị ơi, Cô ơi, Anh ơi..." Each pronounce with ơi. Excuses me is not "Xin lỗi" at all. Because Xin loi means I'm sorry...bla bla that you did something wrong. So in the formal way of Excuses me (asking for help and the younger ask the older), you should say "Cho con hỏi, Cho cháu hỏi... " the word hỏi here means you need information... Anything else, we don't say Tạm biệt. Vietnamese people say differently and longer depend on the situations. People can understand when you say Tạm biệt but they don't use it at all because it's not the real Vietnamese.

[angelala]

I'm vietnamese and I want to learn my language. So glad that this exists

[CrayTheZ]

As a foreigner who only recently fell in love with your country, I thank you SO MUCH for this! I can't wait to be there for the first time in a few weeks! Cam on!

[carriewhite]

i'm crying at how hard this is haha. my boyfriend is vietnamese and i'm trying to learn some basics. i find it so difficult to remember how everything is pronounced, especially if it's written completely different

[chloekimly]

Quick thing, I’m half Viet and I’ve never hear someone say xin chào. just say chào, it’s more normal in conversational viet

[hoangduy]

One thing about learning Vietnamese is the longest single word consists only 7 letters (nghiêng), hope this keeps up your Vietnamese learning process

[johnnymaldonado]

Jesus Christ, this is harder than calculus 😰

[yeikxcy]

It’s very hard to relearn or learn something if you aren’t taught from a young age, it could be very frustrating too.
But remember not very is going to be pretty or perfect, you well need to practice. It would get better and don’t give up!
Good luck to all!

[MrMwurm]

when you really have the right motive for learning the language, then it becomes something you look forward to, so you can help your friends

[tranhuyen]

I'm Vietnamese. If you want to learn Vietnamese, I can teach you. Can you help me to practice my English?

[huyenthanh]

I’m Vietnamese and I had found studying foreign languages had been pretty hard until I watched foreigners studied our language, I just like “Oh I’m so lucky because Vietnamese is extremely hard for foreign learners to study” =))