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Buồn cười cô thông "dịch vật" người ta nói một đàng cô ta dịch một nẻo lại còn ...khoe hàm răng chà bá lửa thấy mà hết hồn.

What happened?

Sometimes time makes it worse.

Wow😢keep going champ❤

Awesome !! Incredible,here in france you can just have a tiny 50 m2 appartment

I'm thinking to move to vietnam,but can't read it

So cool,bi understand everything you say in viet, but can't read it 🙈🙈

I speak vietnamese from mymother but can't read it, need to leatn...i'm french

Saigon 3 is very good. I highly recommend.

Surely you're meant to put the veg in the sandwich? It's just separate to preserve it if you're taking it away.

"I fat the door" got me hard lol

This is best franchise business and coffee too...if 1000 of this can provide 5000 good jobs about 2 million vnd per worker per day

Seeing all those people covering their body outside help me work at the grocery store when I did parking lot duty. I would never be able to do my shift if I didn't copy those people in Vietnam and covered my whole body.

my reposnes to her calling me fat," oh, yeah! well... you look like your father. How about that?

What do you like and dislike about Vietnams social culture?

what difficulties do you have in VN?

where would you like to live in Vietnam?

do you intend to live there indefinitely? have you got vietnamese citizenship so you have more rights?

not all dna cousins answer so don't take it personal. I've been trying to piece together family tree and found many would not answer. I even found them on facebook and tried to contact them but most won't reply.@kimrope

Why would my Vietnamese father cheat on his Vietnamese family, sleep with a white American woman and make me, and then abandon me??? Why won’t my dna match cousins answer my messages? It doesn’t leave a good impression of Vietnamese culture or relations to me

Do people in Vietnam use the🤞emoji that way too?

Keep up the videos! You have so much potential man👏

I love your skits, pls make more like the 2 videos before this 😍😂🤗 they’re so funny

Did you do 1on1 classes with learn vietnamese with annie? Also is tutor better than language learning apps if I want to learn southern vietnamese?

Damn this guy learn southern accent 😂 respect bro

I’m watching your weird videos- they’ve great 👍

Omg! This video is both funny and helpful for my Vietnamese husband who understands very little Vietnamese. He’s been asking what these sayings mean because i say them a lot.

This is great English lyrics!

You’re too funny. Love your videos

Wow! You’re right on

Vietnam is pretty tough for foreigners. If you they're being rude to you, bear in mind they're almost as rude to each other.

Your video is so funny and on point :) Thank you

tôi đã thấy tuyệt khi tìm kênh của bạn. ô em ghi

0:25 yoghurt in Vietnamese is actually "da ua" (or gia ua; not sure the spelling). Don't think I've heard the word sữa chua, but the direct translation is "sour milk"

I am full just watching the fat boy in the middle. 😂😂😂

Where was you born

Been there almost a year and did a bit of homework before, not too much. No lessons and now I feel like I choke on my own blood when I speak and people yell at me and cram in razor blades in my ears when I listen. Listening is... I want to learn a harder language so long as I can hear what is said 😭😭😭

I remember growing up in America as a Vietnamese adoptee and my stepdad said I could only eat loud if it was Asian food.

Man this is great!

I wonder if there's a change in viewer location? Anyway, I just subbed and I'm in the US. Love the channel bro

This is great man 😂

Yo, this was awesome. As a 40 year old white American, I appreciate this take so much

Con doi and có hông normally it is the way how southern Vietnamese say, it doesn’t happen with northern Vietnamese, because northern Vietnamese speaks with a more clear tone and voice😂

RICH

Hello mr.Victor do you remember me I'm Minh

Please find the buffy version of no one girl slow version in viet and translate and upload please. She also sings 4'o clock and first love ty

0:34 so you dared to challenge what was told 😂?

All difficulties aside, you at least started out right; you got the sounds before you tried to write them. Failure to encourage this is one of the biggest problems in the teaching of Vietnamese. (It's a problem in language teaching in general, but we're talking about Vietnamese here, so…) [Linguistic geekery warning]: I think one of the biggest roadblocks to non-Vietnamese when they start learning, is that they almost always start with the alphabet, without spending time just listening. Then they confuse letters for sounds. What does that mean? For example, I hear people say that "in Vietnamese there are three kinds 'O's, or three kinds of 'O' sounds." Here's the thing: There is no such thing as "an 'O' sound." 'O' is a symbol, it's not a sound. It can represent any sound you want it to. O, Ô and Ơ are three very different sounds, but because people learn to think of them as "different kinds of 'Os'," they often end up pronouncing them as and English O. They are reading, not listening. And yet no English speaker would never confuse the sounds "aw" and "uh," or "uh" and "oh". Nobody would pronounce "bought" as "butt," (o/ơ equivalent) or "fun" as "phone" (ơ/ô rough equivalent). The point is, English speakers don't mispronounce those words because they are unable to pronounce the vowels; there are (almost) equivalent vowels in English. It's not the same as a Spanish speaker confusing "sit" and "seat" because they can't pronounce the short "i". Here, the problem is that they just have not been taught to listen and hear them. Learning to really listen is even more important when learning the tones. Teachers talk about the tones, they describe them, they do hand movements. And learners get the idea that Vietnamese tones are just about your voice going up or down or staying level. But if we stop limiting what we listen to when we try to distinguish between tones in use, we will hear that there's a lot more going on. Contrast bò and bỏ. Whether it's northern or southern speech, there's still more going on that distinguishes those words, than mere pitch. Listen to the change in voice quality in "bỏ".