Lol. I’m vietnamese and i’m trying to learn english. I want to say hello to all of people who want to learn vietnamese. Someday, i hope i can speak English like a native
Very smart, down-to-earth suggestions. "Learn words that pertain to your life" makes so much sense. For instance most students learn how to say words like blackboard, chalk, marker, and various animals you might see in the zoo, should you ever go there . . . but not hammer, shovel, spatula, coffee maker, etc. I can carry on a full conversation about almost anything in Spanish, but when I talk about simple things in my daily life, I'm often stymied.
She’s right it really does help to have someone who knows Vietnamese like her husband and his family. I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to learn and practice Vietnamese with my boyfriend and my roommates I now call Family and I’m Latina!
I’m really impressed on how you try to take care of your daughter while trying to focus your eyes on the camera to us really shows you’re trying to help us learn Vietnamese. Great video!
I'm glad I'm not the only one that doesn't speak out loud the words I'm australian I live in usa and still have a little bit of a accent so I feel even stupid ER when I don't pronounce the words correctly. My viet husband tells me to stop talking vietnamese he can't understand what I am saying .so I stop. But I want to learn soooo badly!!! Thank you for your help
Hi Naomi. I’m sorry to hear that instead of helping you your husband tells you not to speak at all. The only way you’re going to get better with practice so I highly encourage you to speak, even if it’s just by yourself in the shower! Don’t let somebody else discourage you from doing something that you would love to do! ❤️
Thank you for sharing your tips!! My boyfriend is Vietnamese, too. And we want our children to learn English and Viet, as well. I was planning on learning children’s songs, too!! Great tips :)
Great advice! Practicing speaking is key, and it's something I put it off for too long in my language learning; speaking, listen, reading, writing are all different skills and a lot of learners tend to focus on comprehension and reading/writing and so they may understand a lot but still not be able to speak at a similar level. Even if you have no one to speak with regularly, as you said making up scenarios and acting through them is a great way to practice forming sentences and speaking. I also narrarate what I'm doing sometimes, like if I'm making coffee I'll say, "I'm making coffee" in my target language and things like that. Saying words and phrases out loud is another great tip you shared, I think I've read that studies have shown saying things out loud helps you remember them more than just thinking them, and as you said it helps your pronunciation and also fear of saying something incorrectly a ton. For sounds that are hard I often look up how the mouth and tongue is positioned in that sound online and practice that way. Also I remember watching a video of the pronuciation of Ngyuen since I wanted to learn how to say your family name correctly, and the UA-camr, his channel name is James Harbeck, said that in English we actually do have the sounds in English, they just don't occur at the beginning of words/a sentence so it's hard for us to say, he said to say the sentence, "A thing we intend to do" because within that sentence is Ngyuen : "A thiNG WE INtend to do" which I thought was pretty cool. Shadowing helps with this as well, watch a Vietnamese show/movie/video and watch a part of the video a few times and after that try to speak along with the actor/vlogger, then when you are comfortable with that then try to say the sentence yourself without using the video as a guide.
This is some good information lol, I gravitate toward learning songs so learning children’s songs is great advice and I like the advice you gave for learning words that pertain/ relate to your life it makes so much sense! Ha ha thanks for making this by the way👍
Such a great little video! I love it!!! I have a Vietnamese wife and a 2 year old, so there's no option for me but to start learning to speak it. I've tried in the past, but it's always a "where do I start climbing this mountain" kind of problem. Your video gave me some great starting points and lit the fire for me again. Thank you for taking the time to share your wisdom. Cheers ...I mean, một hai ba Dzô
I’m so glad you found this video helpful! I really do get a lot of questions about how I was able to learn Vietnamese because it’s not easy and I wish I had an easy answer but I feel like I’ve used so many different resources and I’ve had experiences that have allowed me to learn quickly. The best thing of course is traveling to Vietnam or being exposed to people who only can speak Vietnamese. It really pushes you to learn and practice and not be afraid to speak. Wishing you good luck on your journey to learn the language! You can totally do it!
Still trying to learn vietnamese and it is coming slowly but it is really a hard language to get so need to practice every day ! And yes I like this kind of videos thank yoooouuuu !
Hi! I'm new to your channel, and this is the first video I've watched of yours. I plan to watch many more. A) Your baby is adorably cute and should get all the subscribes just for her! And B) You have some good advice :D I taught myself Japanese when I was younger by watching music videos, practicing all over the place in my daily life (even at work in the casino and my bosses would tell me to stop speaking Japanese.... until they needed someone to translate for a guest hahaha) and practicing in the shower is a very good tip. Thank you for doing this, and I look forward to seeing many more videos with great content. P.S. I'm wanting to learn Vietnamese now because I am fully retired and have decided that Vietnam (HCMC specifically) is where I wish to live in my retirement (I'm only 40.) While I highly doubt I'll ever be fluent, I'll be happy starting off just having some good everyday phrases so that I do not come across as arrogant. I believe when in a foreign country, you should at least make an effort to speak the native language. Thanks again!
Great video!! I always have a problem with “tr” and “ch” but that’s because my parents speak with a southern accent. When my husband speaks with a northern accent I can tell the difference. 😂😂😂
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs When I have tried to learn a foreign language in the past, I have started with a native speaker of that language and now after watching your video I realise that was a mistake. What I should have done is started with a native English speaker who has learnt the foreign language I want to learn, just like you have learnt Vietnamese as they (you) would be teaching me the foreign language in the context of English, saying things like "In English we say this that or the other, but in XYZ language you don't do that because of ABC, instead you say JKL" and the accent of the native speaker makes it a bit harder. Doing it that way would make it soooooo much easier. Then once I have a good handle on the foreign language and can converse in it pretty fluently, then switch to a native speaker of the foreign language as a teacher to pick up all the nuisances and subtilties of the foreign language that the native English speaker might not know , or does not think is important. You are definitely an inspiration !!! Thank You
Audrey, could you please do a video where you sing more Vietnamese children's songs? I literally only remember 2 other songs from my childhood, besides the duck song! ♥️
Omg so I just filmed a video with Huy singing Mia’s favorite children’s songs (Vietnamese) but after editing I decided not to post it because I’m a bad singer so I was all off tune most of the time and it was so embarrassing. 😂😂😂 maybe I should try agaibb
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs Totally up to you and what you feel comfortable with of course! You're already so generous and kind to share so much of your family with us, I can totally understand where you're coming from. You can do it when you're ready - or not 😊 In the mean time, we can both continue to sing off tune to our bubs 😂😂😂
Enjoy your lesson and your beautiful daughter (dep qua) the most things l got out of it is to try harder, l already do everything that you advise except the children son , l will try that but l have been trying to learn a love song call (Em Toi) but I’ve found it very difficult , my biggest problem is when l lean a new sentence Vietnamese don’t understand me , only the Vietnamese in my circle do as they are used of me the main problems are the tones , thanks for your lesson
Hi Audrey! Love your video! Don't know why UA-cam recommended this though =))) One teeny tiny quick notice though. The word "VÁI", which is in the word group of the same spelling with different tones, actually means "to put two open hands together and move them up and down, esp. when invoking or paying respect to God (or Gods - plural) or the ancestors (in Viet culture). Anw! baby Nguyen is SOOOOOOO cute. Stay safe!
I think it’s the same in every language, you use the words that you know that work for you. Even in English I would have to actually consciously decide to expand my vocabulary if I want to use different words if that makes sense
Here in Australia courses are taught with Northern accents etc only... The reason being to maintain relationships between the Australian and Viet govts.....still here are southern protests against VN govt.... I also found watching VN movies with English sub titles helpful
I am from Vietnam but I’m trying to learn the language for if I ever go back someday but I also I want to know the language of my birth place. I definitely think pronunciation is the hardest thing. But this video was really helpful , thank you!
I've been with vietnamese for 34 years now but the language doesn't seem to stick in my head i can't remember it but i know how to read it and i also sing vietnamese my favourite vietnamese singer is Dalena ❤❤❤
Yeah, I'm a Vietnamese from Vietnam, and when I read your comment, in the first moment, I think no way that Dalena is a Vietnamese singer, that name has nothing relate to Vietnam; and after searching Google, in the case that my search is correct to whom you mentioned, Dalena is an American singer who sing Vietnamese songs, and she is famous in the community of VIetnamese in America (I looked for her Vietnamese songs, they are great and her Vietnamese is wonderful). Just to inform the correct information
Awesome video and good tips for learning a language(s) I am going to check Netflix to find some shows to help me as I am trying to learn Vietnamese. I’d also like to study Korean or Japanese too.
I would like to correct your word...Va'i, means "bow" to the altar, not skirts, instead va'y means skirt. Your Vietnamese is improving everyday. Your fan from Canada.
Love her so so much! I wanted to film this video by myself but I could never find the time so I just decided to film with her. Glad I did because she was so cute and sweet!
I want to learn vietnamese because my grandma doesn't know English very well and it would be really cool to talk to her without one of us not knowing what we are saying
Audrey: Vietnamese spelling for skirt is váy not vái. Vái is a verb describing an action when one is putting his hands together and bowing to our gods.
your baby is amazing she cute but one question is it a she or a he because i just put she because she kinds of looks like a she but i'm not sure so please answer this question thank you.
Good luck being understood when asking for a menu in Vn. No matter how you try to pronounce it the chances is the staff will think your are from the planet Mars. I will not occure to them that you have sat down at a cafe table and are trying to ask for the menu. the hardest thing about trying to learn Vn is that unfortunately you have to communicate with the wonderful Vn people.
BRUH IM PART VIET BUT MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS DIDNT TEACH THEIR CHILDREN AND RHEY DIDNT TEACH THEIR CHILDREN AND NOW IM HERE WHO DONT KNOW VIET AND IDK WHERE TO START IM JUST SO CONFUSED
![Tại sao mình quyết định học tiếng Việt... [English subs]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ladAUf3FsBA/mqdefault.jpg)
Lol. I’m vietnamese and i’m trying to learn english. I want to say hello to all of people who want to learn vietnamese. Someday, i hope i can speak English like a native
Your English is already awesome!
I know English and in trying to learn Vietnamese
@@sadeyescreations1702 where are you from? and vietnamese isn't a common language in the world. why do you wanna learn it?
@@thuannguyenvan9333 I live in Arizona and I like to learn about different cultures.
Good luck! I work in a nail salon and my coworker said I definitely need to learn in that environment😊
Very smart, down-to-earth suggestions. "Learn words that pertain to your life" makes so much sense. For instance most students learn how to say words like blackboard, chalk, marker, and various animals you might see in the zoo, should you ever go there . . . but not hammer, shovel, spatula, coffee maker, etc. I can carry on a full conversation about almost anything in Spanish, but when I talk about simple things in my daily life, I'm often stymied.
Yes exactly! It will be so much easier to learn words that you can use regularly when practicing the language!
She’s right it really does help to have someone who knows Vietnamese like her husband and his family. I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to learn and practice Vietnamese with my boyfriend and my roommates I now call Family and I’m Latina!
I’m really impressed on how you try to take care of your daughter while trying to focus your eyes on the camera to us really shows you’re trying to help us learn Vietnamese. Great video!
Such good tips, every one of them is useful and makes it feel less scary to start learning vietnamese. Thank you Audrey and Mia!
It’s my pleasure! Good luck and if you have any additional questions feel free to message me on Instagram! @motheroffawn
That’s right. When we’re learning something, we should have some tips to remember. Thanks!
I'm glad I'm not the only one that doesn't speak out loud the words
I'm australian I live in usa and still have a little bit of a accent so I feel even stupid ER when I don't pronounce the words correctly.
My viet husband tells me to stop talking vietnamese he can't understand what I am saying .so I stop.
But I want to learn soooo badly!!!
Thank you for your help
Hi Naomi. I’m sorry to hear that instead of helping you your husband tells you not to speak at all. The only way you’re going to get better with practice so I highly encourage you to speak, even if it’s just by yourself in the shower! Don’t let somebody else discourage you from doing something that you would love to do! ❤️
I am trying to learn Vietnamese. This is helpful. Thank you.
I’m so glad! Any questions please message me on Instagram @motheroffawn !
Thank you for sharing your tips!! My boyfriend is Vietnamese, too. And we want our children to learn English and Viet, as well. I was planning on learning children’s songs, too!! Great tips :)
Yay!! I’m so glad you found this video to be helpful!! 🥰
Great advice!
Practicing speaking is key, and it's something I put it off for too long in my language learning; speaking, listen, reading, writing are all different skills and a lot of learners tend to focus on comprehension and reading/writing and so they may understand a lot but still not be able to speak at a similar level.
Even if you have no one to speak with regularly, as you said making up scenarios and acting through them is a great way to practice forming sentences and speaking. I also narrarate what I'm doing sometimes, like if I'm making coffee I'll say, "I'm making coffee" in my target language and things like that.
Saying words and phrases out loud is another great tip you shared, I think I've read that studies have shown saying things out loud helps you remember them more than just thinking them, and as you said it helps your pronunciation and also fear of saying something incorrectly a ton. For sounds that are hard I often look up how the mouth and tongue is positioned in that sound online and practice that way.
Also I remember watching a video of the pronuciation of Ngyuen since I wanted to learn how to say your family name correctly, and the UA-camr, his channel name is James Harbeck, said that in English we actually do have the sounds in English, they just don't occur at the beginning of words/a sentence so it's hard for us to say, he said to say the sentence, "A thing we intend to do" because within that sentence is Ngyuen : "A thiNG WE INtend to do" which I thought was pretty cool.
Shadowing helps with this as well, watch a Vietnamese show/movie/video and watch a part of the video a few times and after that try to speak along with the actor/vlogger, then when you are comfortable with that then try to say the sentence yourself without using the video as a guide.
My boyfriend is Vietnamese and I’m about to go to his hometown(Đắk Lắk) for Tết😬
Oh wow! Sounds fun! Good luck, just be yourself and you’ll have a good time.
Ohhh daklak I'm a citizen there.
@@nhanvanloker2871 nhân văn :))
@@tuhoangduongochoatrancoixu7870 yes you:)))
@@nhanvanloker2871 but loker là thất bại :)) nghĩa là nhân văn thất bại or not phải NHÂN VĂN loli :)) FBI likes this
Hi, there was an error at 3:43 , skirt is váy, not vái ( vái =venerate). Anyway,Your daughter is so cute ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah well at least it is not vãi :P
@@JKALMIRALL Vãi :))
This is some good information lol, I gravitate toward learning songs so learning children’s songs is great advice and I like the advice you gave for learning words that pertain/ relate to your life it makes so much sense! Ha ha thanks for making this by the way👍
I’m so glad you found this video helpful! Good luck and let me know if you have questions! I can try to help!
Such a great little video! I love it!!!
I have a Vietnamese wife and a 2 year old, so there's no option for me but to start learning to speak it. I've tried in the past, but it's always a "where do I start climbing this mountain" kind of problem.
Your video gave me some great starting points and lit the fire for me again.
Thank you for taking the time to share your wisdom.
Cheers
...I mean, một hai ba Dzô
I’m so glad you found this video helpful! I really do get a lot of questions about how I was able to learn Vietnamese because it’s not easy and I wish I had an easy answer but I feel like I’ve used so many different resources and I’ve had experiences that have allowed me to learn quickly. The best thing of course is traveling to Vietnam or being exposed to people who only can speak Vietnamese. It really pushes you to learn and practice and not be afraid to speak. Wishing you good luck on your journey to learn the language! You can totally do it!
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs thank you so much ❤️....and keep up the good work
thank you so much, your tips are also really helpful for me to learn English❤️ From Viet Nam
You're so welcome!
Still trying to learn vietnamese and it is coming slowly but it is really a hard language to get so need to practice every day ! And yes I like this kind of videos thank yoooouuuu !
Hi! I'm new to your channel, and this is the first video I've watched of yours. I plan to watch many more. A) Your baby is adorably cute and should get all the subscribes just for her! And B) You have some good advice :D I taught myself Japanese when I was younger by watching music videos, practicing all over the place in my daily life (even at work in the casino and my bosses would tell me to stop speaking Japanese.... until they needed someone to translate for a guest hahaha) and practicing in the shower is a very good tip. Thank you for doing this, and I look forward to seeing many more videos with great content.
P.S. I'm wanting to learn Vietnamese now because I am fully retired and have decided that Vietnam (HCMC specifically) is where I wish to live in my retirement (I'm only 40.) While I highly doubt I'll ever be fluent, I'll be happy starting off just having some good everyday phrases so that I do not come across as arrogant. I believe when in a foreign country, you should at least make an effort to speak the native language. Thanks again!
Great video!! I always have a problem with “tr” and “ch” but that’s because my parents speak with a southern accent. When my husband speaks with a northern accent I can tell the difference. 😂😂😂
This is an excellent video .. thank you for making it. Lots of great ideas
Thank you so much, Stewart! I’m glad you found it helpful
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs When I have tried to learn a foreign language in the past, I have started with a native speaker of that language and now after watching your video I realise that was a mistake.
What I should have done is started with a native English speaker who has learnt the foreign language I want to learn, just like you have learnt Vietnamese as they (you) would be teaching me the foreign language in the context of English, saying things like "In English we say this that or the other, but in XYZ language you don't do that because of ABC, instead you say JKL" and the accent of the native speaker makes it a bit harder. Doing it that way would make it soooooo much easier.
Then once I have a good handle on the foreign language and can converse in it pretty fluently, then switch to a native speaker of the foreign language as a teacher to pick up all the nuisances and subtilties of the foreign language that the native English speaker might not know , or does not think is important.
You are definitely an inspiration !!!
Thank You
Thank you for this video! Also what a beautiful family. Abs your daughter is so gorgeous!! 💕
Audrey, could you please do a video where you sing more Vietnamese children's songs? I literally only remember 2 other songs from my childhood, besides the duck song! ♥️
Omg so I just filmed a video with Huy singing Mia’s favorite children’s songs (Vietnamese) but after editing I decided not to post it because I’m a bad singer so I was all off tune most of the time and it was so embarrassing. 😂😂😂 maybe I should try agaibb
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs Totally up to you and what you feel comfortable with of course! You're already so generous and kind to share so much of your family with us, I can totally understand where you're coming from. You can do it when you're ready - or not 😊 In the mean time, we can both continue to sing off tune to our bubs 😂😂😂
Enjoy your lesson and your beautiful daughter (dep qua) the most things l got out of it is to try harder, l already do everything that you advise except the children son , l will try that but l have been trying to learn a love song call (Em Toi) but I’ve found it very difficult , my biggest problem is when l lean a new sentence Vietnamese don’t understand me , only the Vietnamese in my circle do as they are used of me the main problems are the tones , thanks for your lesson
Hi Audrey!
Love your video!
Don't know why UA-cam recommended this though =)))
One teeny tiny quick notice though. The word "VÁI", which is in the word group of the same spelling with different tones, actually means "to put two open hands together and move them up and down, esp. when invoking or paying respect to God (or Gods - plural) or the ancestors (in Viet culture).
Anw! baby Nguyen is SOOOOOOO cute.
Stay safe!
Thank you for sharing!! I’m glad you enjoyed the video. If you hit subscribe then just wanna say thank you and welcome to the family!! 🥰🥰
This is very helpful, thank you🙏
I’m so happy to hear that!
cảm ơn chị , in youre last video you mentioned the google spread sheet it’s already helped so much !
I can't wait until baby Amelia says her first vietnamese word love you Nguyen family ❤❤❤
I wonder what her first Vietnamese word will be! :D
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs Maybe mommy
I’ve spoken Vietnamese all my life but I feel like I use the same words every time.
I think it’s the same in every language, you use the words that you know that work for you. Even in English I would have to actually consciously decide to expand my vocabulary if I want to use different words if that makes sense
Your daughter is so adorable
Thank you, Ben!
Here in Australia courses are taught with Northern accents etc only... The reason being to maintain relationships between the Australian and Viet govts.....still here are southern protests against VN govt.... I also found watching VN movies with English sub titles helpful
I am from Vietnam but I’m trying to learn the language for if I ever go back someday but I also I want to know the language of my birth place. I definitely think pronunciation is the hardest thing. But this video was really helpful , thank you!
Love the video! Thanks for your input 🙏🏻
Thanks for the tips, Audrey!
Really helpful. Thank you.
You’re welcome!!
I've been with vietnamese for 34 years now but the language doesn't seem to stick in my head i can't remember it but i know how to read it and i also sing vietnamese my favourite vietnamese singer is Dalena ❤❤❤
That's great, Brandy!
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs Thank you Audrey
Yeah, I'm a Vietnamese from Vietnam, and when I read your comment, in the first moment, I think no way that Dalena is a Vietnamese singer, that name has nothing relate to Vietnam; and after searching Google, in the case that my search is correct to whom you mentioned, Dalena is an American singer who sing Vietnamese songs, and she is famous in the community of VIetnamese in America (I looked for her Vietnamese songs, they are great and her Vietnamese is wonderful). Just to inform the correct information
Mia is beautiful!!!! Your Vietnamese is so cute! God bless!
Thank you Audrey. Love the video. Keep making them! Your daughter is so adorable.
Thank you so much!! ☺️☺️☺️
I was studying on my own last year in hopes of at least being able to speak with coworkers, but felt a bit discouraged :,) any tips?
Like all new skills, learning a new language takes a lot of time… I would say if you can do just a little bit every day I can help! Don’t give up
thanks your video!
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Awesome video and good tips for learning a language(s) I am going to check Netflix to find some shows to help me as I am trying to learn Vietnamese. I’d also like to study Korean or Japanese too.
Korean is really hard for me! I can speak it when I know what to say but learning the grammar is far more difficult than Vietnamese!!
awww the baby is sooo cute!!! 😍🥰🥰
Great video. Learning a second language is useful but also important to exercise the brain.
Great ! We love you all !
I would like to correct your word...Va'i, means "bow" to the altar, not skirts, instead va'y means skirt.
Your Vietnamese is improving everyday. Your fan from Canada.
She was so cute at the end of the video. She loves getting kisses 😘🧒🏻
Love her so so much! I wanted to film this video by myself but I could never find the time so I just decided to film with her. Glad I did because she was so cute and sweet!
Great video...
Thanks!
7:11 you sound so good!
Thank you!
Hãy làm nhiều video nói dạy và nói tiếng Việt với em bé nhé!
Can you recommend for me some film or youtobe for beginner
If you want learn vietnamese i can be your private teacher if you want for free. Btw im a vietnamese native speaker😇😇
Hello! I’m just curious, do you speak southern or northern Vietnamese? The accents can sound a bit different for both. That’s all :D
what a cute BABY!!!!
Thank you!
"Practice meeting his parents in the shower". Wow! That's a strange way to learn Vietnamese. Funny how cultures work so differently
LOL you know what I mean!! 🤣🤣
Hi Mia! Mia really love talk today.
Hello!! :)) You will enjoy the next video I think! :)
Can you teach how to speak vietnamese languange and i want to learn more vietnamese word.
@@EasyVietnamese4u yes i am interested.
I want to learn vietnamese because my grandma doesn't know English very well and it would be really cool to talk to her without one of us not knowing what we are saying
It’s really nice to connect with family! I wouldn’t be able to communicate with my husbands family if I didn’t learn viet!
wow you know how t song that music, i proud it
Great 👍🏻
Thanks 🥰
She is so adorable
Audrey: Vietnamese spelling for skirt is váy not vái. Vái is a verb describing an action when one is putting his hands together and bowing to our gods.
Tanya Cam it means pray
Great! Thank a lot
Thanks for watching!
Too much cuteness 😍
Thanks for watching :)
your baby is amazing she cute but one question is it a she or a he because i just put she because she kinds of looks like a she but i'm not sure so please answer this question thank you.
Yes she is my daughter ! ❤️
Em là người việt đang tự học tiếng anh, nên xem người nước ngoài học tiếng anh như thế nào rồi học ngược lại 😂😂
When she hit that shit and then said I’m not a great singer😂
your baby so cute
Thank you so much
Your singing to Mia is soo cute 👍
Lol it's what I do all day. Hope you and your family are doing okay today Mary. Keeping you in my thoughts!
Cute baby and you sing well hahaa
Where are u from ??
Maine USA
Nai would be a good girl because she has a funny and friendly mom
Thanks!
❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍. Cute baby.
Tuyệt đấy. Hoan nghiênh Audrey Nguyễn sẽ nói tiếng VN tốt hơn nhiều hơn nữa
chúc hai em một ngày thật vui vẽ và hsnhj phúc nha
I love the vietnamese language 👍👍👍
Me too! So much fun!
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs I love it so much i sing it
Nai is too cute for words 😍
Cute baby.
Good luck being understood when asking for a menu in Vn. No matter how you try to pronounce it the chances is the staff will think your are from the planet Mars. I will not occure to them that you have sat down at a cafe table and are trying to ask for the menu. the hardest thing about trying to learn Vn is that unfortunately you have to communicate with the wonderful Vn people.
I have no issue with this
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Người Việt Nam nè:33
Hello
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs But how long have you been in VietNam?🤔
@@AudreyNguyenVlogs I know a little English so I can communicate😁
Tôi yêu vietnam
9:11 I've never met anyone in the shower, but I'll keep practicing, who knows what the future holds.
em bé có nét giống cả bố và mẹ nhìn em bé yêu quá
excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Your daughter is so cute...look at those cheeks
The best cheeks around! :)
chi noi tieng viet gioi lam
I'm learning Vietnamese and all I have is youtube and Duolingo
100% accurate.
I’m vietnam
Nice to meet you Vietnam
Nice to meet you too
your baby so cute just like mine kdingugl
Hahah thank you
Ủng hộ bạn 💯 lâu dài🤝
Very very beautiful baby girl
My sister is name mia
It’s a great name!
Mia is getting cuter cuter by the day. You holding and kissing Mia is picture-perfect love. Huy is a blessed man.
She is my whole heart!!
Audrey nói tieng Viet rát giòi
My last name is Nguyen too
There’s a lot of people with the last name Nguyen
She’s super cute
My mum is Vietnamese😂
Did she teach you Vietnamese?
My dad and your husband have the same name haha
Xin chao
BRUH IM PART VIET BUT MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS DIDNT TEACH THEIR CHILDREN AND RHEY DIDNT TEACH THEIR CHILDREN AND NOW IM HERE WHO DONT KNOW VIET AND IDK WHERE TO START IM JUST SO CONFUSED
Không có phụ đề tiếng việt sao hiểu b nói gì.
11:25 I thought it was the Middle Vietnamese :))
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