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Hi guyss so Mother’s Day is coming up and honestly i will admit i am a somewhat a failed child when it comes to my own language as i can speak Vietnamese but can’t seem to write it down in a sentence or paragraph. Is there anyone who can help translate my English Mother’s Day wishes into Vietnamese so i can write it into a card for my mother. I’ve tried using the translation apps but i don’t think it’s right or precise.

Thank you in advance please let me know if u can help out!!:)

hey so my dad used to sing this vietnamese karaoke song with the guy holding a huge beer bottle, and his girl always having to pick him up from places because he was always blacked out drunk in the music video. i think the song was about his drinking issue and he would dance with the huge beer bottle lol please if anyone knows the song tell me

Like Facebook and maybe also in Spanish?

On the iOS viet keyboard you can tap the following keys in the shown order to quickly add tones and accents:

a a - â

a s - á

a f - à

a r - ả

a x - ã

a j - ạ

Not sure how to quick type “ă”. I’m asking because it feels random, even though I’m sure it’s not.

I’ve been learning Vietnamese for about a month so I’m still fairly new.

In my study, I learned the word máy tính which means “computer.” When I brought it to my friend, they told me “yes! It’s easy to remember because ‘máy’ means ‘machine’ and ‘tính’ means ‘count!’

I’ve studied other Asian languages and love their system of root syllables. In Chinese, for example, the word for computer is 电脑, which has two syllables meaning “electric brain.” Being able to find and understand roots like this was essential for me getting to higher levels of those languages because every word is a key that allows you to understand 10 others.

In talking with my Vietnamese girlfriend, it seems like Vietnamese has a similar root system, but I’m having a lot of trouble finding resources that back that up. Does anyone know of anything I can use to see the roots of a word? Like a specific dictionary or website that I can look up a word and see the breakdown?

I've been seeing someone and he has been using terms like da yeu anh and em men anh with me.

I've been responding with phrases like Toi cung yeu ban. I've been using ban a lot in general which I understand means friend. He knows my Vietnamese isn't good so maybe he understands? And if not, how I would clarify what I mean?

Could someone please also explain what em men anh means?

I should add we are both men, to explain why he is using anh with me.

Thank you!

I am looking for people to sell products online for me and I will pay you well. You have to find products and upload online and promote it and I will pay you well per sale. I will pay 50,000 Vietnamese dong if you cooperate well.

What is the most popular period of war between Vietnamese of pre-modern Vietnam ?

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Hello! Where can I find a Vietnamese speaking tour guide in Rome ?

Xin chào,

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I am from Saigon, Vietnam.

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I'm looking for students who want to take my Vietnamese tutorials, both online and in-person.

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I also do translations (most materials except legal documents or those that are beyond my knowledge).

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We'll discuss details via whatsapp if you are interested.

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Cảm ơn!

Looking for input from Vietnamese Americans, or anyone with a similar enough story, about a character in my WIP.

Some info: there was an American soldier during the Vietnam war. He married a vietnamese woman. They had a daughter. His wife died while their daughter was still young, 7 or so. He died when his grandson was also around 7.

The grandson is the main character.

What is his relationship with his vietnamese heritage likely to be like?

I was talking to this Vietnamese, deaf girl, and she knows VSL and since. I don’t speak Vietnamese. I’m trying to learn how to sign in it. I was talking to her earlier today and she did a sign that I am confused about. What does it mean when you have your right point on your upper lip horizontally?

I’ve started listening to Vietnamese audiobooks to help with my Vietnamese learning and I noticed that so many tapes play music in the background? At first I thought it was just an intro, but I’ve tried 5 different audiobooks, and even skipping 10-15mins into the tape and the music is still playing?

I mean I’ll bear with it but I think it’s quite annoying.. anyone else notice this and feel the same way?

I wonder what the idea of it is..