How to Call Someone in Vietnamese (Part 1) - Learn Vietnamese Pronouns
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2020
- Do you get confused by how to call or address someone appropriately in Vietnamese? In this video, we'll talk about the first 3 pronouns "anh", "chị" and "em", and in what situation should you use it!
Practice reading-listening with Vietnamese mini-stories for beginners:
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⟫ E B O O K S ⟪
Vietnamese Basic Grammar and Sentence Patterns (+Audio)
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Vietnamese Vocabulary Builder by Theme
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⟫ C O U R S E S ⟪
LEARNING PATH for Absolute Beginners
1. Guide to Pronunciation - Learn Vietnamese Alphabet & Tones
⟩ bit.ly/39dfOsp
2. Learn Vietnamese Basics in 1 Hour
⟩ bit.ly/2WA6BFs
3. Survival Vietnamese: Speak Instantly Without Fear
⟩ bit.ly/3KdRFTj
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⟫ C O N N E C T ⟪
🔅 Website | howtovietnamese.com
🔅 Website | langi.app
🔅 Podcast | howtovietnamese.com/podcast
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Practice reading-listening with Vietnamese mini-stories for beginners ⟩ langi.app
Very useful video! And interesting to know that this kind of system is almost the same as in my language - Indonesian😀 We address people based on their age or maybe generation.
This is sooo good, way better than anything else that I have seen so far on youtube !!! Thanks !!!
Super happy to see your comment! 😄
Your explanations are very clear and straight to the point and your videos are very well produced :) Keep up the good work! Cảm ơn chị!
Cám ơn bạn. Glad you find it helpful!
Here’s a quick note. On the internet, Vietnamese language tends to be more casual, plus most people use avatar so you can’t really know their gender and age. That’s why natives use the pair of pronoun “mình-bạn” (I-you) when talking online. I will talk about it more in my next video. Thanks for your support!
Great work, keep it up!
3:52 it's not always true. My mother is older than my father but she doesn't call herself "em"
And I thought Mandarin Chinese was difficult... yikes. Wonderful lesson, by the way. Teacher is A+++ ... for Westerner, just wrapping the brain around pronoun usage will seem maddeningly complicated.
What does it mean when someone addresses me as l in Vietnamese if someone calls me cũng ? A new one for me.
hi, not sure the literal translation but it's usually how older people talk to a little kid or someone they care about? im viet-american so not sure if im giving the best translation haha hope that makes sense
It’s just how an older person addresses a younger person usually around 20
Difficult 😢