Overview of Vietnamese Personal Pronouns
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- Опубліковано 16 лют 2021
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In this video you will learn personal pronouns in Vietnamese, through simple explanation and example.You'll be able to sound like a native Vietnamese speaker!
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This is an amusing lesson. 😁🤔😂. I will be ready for this topic in my Vietnamese class once we get there. Thank you cô giáo 👍🏽❤️🙏🏼
So confusing! But You are a great teacher, I'm sure i can figure it out from now with this class. Thanks
Thank you, this is really useful
you are very pretty Linh! thank you for this video. It was very helpful
Quite fascinating. I'll admit it's also pretty intimating 🤣. I haven't really taken any lessons but I wanted to start to get familiarized with some Vietnamese. So I looked up the words for I and You, which gave me "toi" and "ban". And I started watching some videos in Vietnamese with Viet subtitles to look out for them. But to my surprise neither words were that common or at least as common as I thought they would be. So now I can understand why.
What about pronouns when you're not talking directly to someone and talking about another person? Like He/She/They? Or when you're talking to a group of people?
Hello. You said "Ling". Is that the normal pronunciation of the "nh" in Linh? Is it the same in the south? Thank you
good lesson but it's not clear how you would use these outside of family. when i eat at a restaurant/foodstand could i use bac for anyone old enough to be my parent?
So pretty Linh.. is there any difference between Bố and Cha.
No dear, they're the same, but mostly Bố is used in the North while Cha is usually used in the South of Vietnam
@@dangphuonglinhlifecoach Not really. In fact, in the South, only the Southwest uses "Cha" or “Tía”. Ho Chi Minh city and the Southeast use "Ba".
chao chi.
So sweet. I Like you I miss you
I love you so much
Xin. Chao ban toi. ghe
Toi. Yeu ban.
Em. Thich Anh. Anh. Thich Em lam on Lam. On LAM. ON RIPLEY.
Damn I hate these😅