Literal translation In the night, there are thousands of loud voices The head of the lot was protruding along the river bank and cheering May dissolve in smoke and clouds to advance, Move forward The place where the people are in the South will resonate in the sky Vietnam forever hates, annihilated the Nguyen army, the troops swept to the dead Blood poured down the road, the clouds of water drifted away Look in the wind, the shadow of the South Vietnamese soldiers sweep away Swear to destroy the same corruption to promote the region up Here in the South, there are so many heroes White sun builds into the cause of mind to the mountains and rivers
@@asianlifter yep exactly. The tone marks on a word (Nguyễn vs. Nguyên) do make a big difference on what the word means. Nguyên 元 without Quân (which means army 軍) would only mean Nguyên as a person’s first name like Nguyên Nguyễn. Nguyên can also mean as a “whole” (原)such as nguyên tử (原子- atom, whole of a cell) and it can also mean “former” or “head” (元)such as nguyên thủ (元首 - head of state). Quân Nguyên in this context means Yuan army (元軍). Nguyên can also mean “source” (源)as well, as in tài nguyên (財源 - resources)。
@@jonathanwilliams1065 southern vietnam is primarily made up of vietnamese people and culture. the chams are almost extinct while theres only a small minority of khmers in the are compared to vietnamese
Here are some really good South Vietnamese songs, I hope you will like it :) ua-cam.com/video/22tAYFdQvjw/v-deo.html Bài ca chiến thắng (Victory song) ua-cam.com/video/ka_XPYYOYcs/v-deo.html Bài hát chống xâm lăng (Anti-Invader/China song) ua-cam.com/video/hcjkH2CiMII/v-deo.html Anh về thủ đô (Back to the capital) ua-cam.com/video/AbdGbelEBjY/v-deo.html Sài Gòn ơi! Vĩnh biệt (Oh Sai Gon! Goodbye) ua-cam.com/video/gPlRrWFX05k/v-deo.html Em còn nhớ mùa xuân (Do you still remember the spring) And here is a 1 hour long video with dozen of quality songs ua-cam.com/video/323f6ZCI4KI/v-deo.html
Literal translation
In the night, there are thousands of loud voices
The head of the lot was protruding along the river bank and cheering
May dissolve in smoke and clouds to advance, Move forward
The place where the people are in the South will resonate in the sky
Vietnam forever hates, annihilated the Nguyen army, the troops swept to the dead Blood poured down the road, the clouds of water drifted away
Look in the wind, the shadow of the South Vietnamese soldiers sweep away
Swear to destroy the same corruption to promote the region up
Here in the South, there are so many heroes
White sun builds into the cause of mind to the mountains and rivers
Quân Nguyên actually means the Yuan army from Mongol-ruled China, not the Nguyen army.
@@Anthony-kl6fl So Nguyen just means Nguyen but when Quan precedes it, Quan Nguyen is a reference to the Mongols or northern armies?
@@asianlifter yep exactly. The tone marks on a word (Nguyễn vs. Nguyên) do make a big difference on what the word means. Nguyên 元 without Quân (which means army 軍) would only mean Nguyên as a person’s first name like Nguyên Nguyễn. Nguyên can also mean as a “whole” (原)such as nguyên tử (原子- atom, whole of a cell) and it can also mean “former” or “head” (元)such as nguyên thủ (元首 - head of state). Quân Nguyên in this context means Yuan army (元軍). Nguyên can also mean “source” (源)as well, as in tài nguyên (財源 - resources)。
@@asianlifter all of these explanations on homophones in Vietnamese would have made easier if Vietnam re-adopts Chinese characters tbh I think. :)
@@Anthony-kl6fl I think so too, but do people still speak Chu Nom?
"That wretched army that was damned by the victors, abandoned by its allies, and royally and continuously screwed by its commanders."
Long live the South Vietnam!!!
@@ucnguyenanh9414 if they are Khmer or Champa that’s all the more reason for them not to be ruled by Hanoi
@@ucnguyenanh9414 Poor cognitively limited loon. Would you agree South Vietnam is part of Khmer? See how stupid your hustler is?
@@jonathanwilliams1065 southern vietnam is primarily made up of vietnamese people and culture. the chams are almost extinct while theres only a small minority of khmers in the are compared to vietnamese
Very nice, I love the artwork!
i wish i could find more South Vietnam war songs, only Vietnam war songs I could find were communist songs and american rock n roll music.
I have some more South Vietnamese songs I am going to upload soon
@@HesaVushu cant wait for them, also i love all the art for the videos you upload
Here are some really good South Vietnamese songs, I hope you will like it :)
ua-cam.com/video/22tAYFdQvjw/v-deo.html Bài ca chiến thắng (Victory song)
ua-cam.com/video/ka_XPYYOYcs/v-deo.html Bài hát chống xâm lăng (Anti-Invader/China song)
ua-cam.com/video/hcjkH2CiMII/v-deo.html Anh về thủ đô (Back to the capital)
ua-cam.com/video/AbdGbelEBjY/v-deo.html Sài Gòn ơi! Vĩnh biệt (Oh Sai Gon! Goodbye)
ua-cam.com/video/gPlRrWFX05k/v-deo.html Em còn nhớ mùa xuân (Do you still remember the spring)
And here is a 1 hour long video with dozen of quality songs ua-cam.com/video/323f6ZCI4KI/v-deo.html
@@blackman5867 holy crap thanks man
@@Gnourt0n your welcome. Actually, I really suprised that a foreinger like you appriciated our music, thanks man
Bản này thắng giải nhất Hùng Ca VNCH.
I may be born an amerikan but mein ancestry heils from Deutschland! Gute abend mein Öst-Asian Komraden!
Make "Trên bốn vùng chiến thuật" please. That's an amazing South Vietnamese song.
Ok, sure. Do you want a particular recording to be used for the video?
@@HesaVushu i will give you the link of that song.
ua-cam.com/video/ZruiLH8Wd2I/v-deo.html
The name of the song means "On four tactical zones".
@@HesaVushu hope you can do it great. And hope you can make your channel raise to 1000 subs.
This sounds like an republic of vietnam military march song.
Yes, this is totally a People's Army of Vietnam march song
Chan thanh cam on . Chuc anh va gia dinh nhieu suc khoe, an lanh va nhu y
🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
There are some mistakes in the lyrics
Flooshd
*Beef jerky*
i felt that
Bruh xddd
T
I can't really tell the region this is from. They say the Soft d as "z" but my family always said them as "y" Like ngo Dinh yiem
North, Northerners love pronouncing their Z's
Im battlefield i come Not home southvietnam
Its like the Uigurs in the China.
RVN's song compared to Vietcong is like comparing an ant singing to a lion roar
vietcong songs are all the same about invading the south and killing american, just different notes
This may require a helicopter..