Thank you!! These slow spoken videos are just what I am looking for at the moment to help to understand more and gain more confidence learning Vietnamese 🙌🏻
Thank you for making this video! Your channel has helped me so much with my Vietnamese. Also, I love how you interact with your cats and dogs. So lovely. ❤
Mèo rất đáng iu 😍 Thanks a lot for sharing your house! The house is very nice and you (and your husband) have a good taste 😊 But he should clean the kitchen too, Ôi giời ơi 😀 I'm looking forward to watch all your videos because you're doing a really good job especially for vietnamese beginners!🙏 Kind regards, Basti
Thank you so much for your useful content！Can you put some of your contents on podcast？（those short stories episodes that you uploaded before） It'll be super helpful because I want to listen many times :) Thanks for your work！I appreciate it so much！ From Japan
I think it's also because the average wage in Vietnam is very low (about 150-200 USD per month for waiters, guards,... ). I guess I would be homeless if I live in Australia :Đ
Nếu để túi muối ở nơi có quần áo thì có hết ẩm mốc không ạ? Tôi nghĩ về điều này bởi vì đó là những gì mọi người làm cho đồ điện tử ở những nơi có độ ẩm cao.
I enjoy listening to you speak slowly, my brain just manages to keep up. It is very helpful. However, I'm very shocked. How can a Vietnamese admit to be a failure at growing plants? Has your DNA been modified? Is your husband sabotaging your efforts? Do you need a blood transfusion? I am bewildered beyond understanding. I guess being perfect you must need to have a weakness to keep you humble. :) Thank you for your stories!!
Thực ra chắc chồng bạn không lười. hầu hết mọi người không thể sửa chữa lò nướng điện. Điều đó không bình thường để có thể biết về điện và có thể tháo rời các thiết bị điện. Hầu hết các quốc gia mọi người phải có người khác làm điều đó cho họ. Vì điện có thể nguy hiểm nếu bạn không biết mình đang làm gì.
I have Vietnamese and English subtitles for all videos. Please check them in the option for captions.
Good video, talking about normal things in life. Your pace of talking in this video is really good.
Thanks for helping my Vietnamese forward.
Cảm ơn chị! Nhà chị đẹp lắm.
cảm ơn em đã luôn ủng hộ chị : )
Thanks a lot for this lovely house tour! 🙌🙌 I like your style, and thank you for speaking so slowly and clearly. You have a very nice home!
thank you! I'm glad that you liked it : )
@@SlowVietnamese thank you :)
Thank you!! These slow spoken videos are just what I am looking for at the moment to help to understand more and gain more confidence learning Vietnamese 🙌🏻
Thank you for making this video! Your channel has helped me so much with my Vietnamese. Also, I love how you interact with your cats and dogs. So lovely. ❤
Thật tuyệt! Cảm ơn nhiều! 😃👏👏👏
Ахахаххаха бедный Серега. Досталось по полной программе 😂 хорошее видео, спасибо 🙏
That was so cute and useful❤
Mèo rất đáng iu 😍
Thanks a lot for sharing your house!
The house is very nice and you (and your husband) have a good taste 😊
But he should clean the kitchen too, Ôi giời ơi 😀
I'm looking forward to watch all your videos because you're doing a really good job especially for vietnamese beginners!🙏
Kind regards, Basti
Thank you so much 😊
this format is great!!
damnn thank you for this channel
Thank you for the video. Your house is really nice!
Thank you!
Thank you for this helpful video. Love that painting of your family! Does it flood in your neighborhood during the rainy season?
no, not really
Tôi cảm ơn nhiều. Video này giúp rất nhiều để luyện nghe.
Anh cũng vậy!
Cảm ơn : ) Rất vui vì bạn thấy nó có ích!
My home in California has a built in closet that is 13 feet long.
Great video, thank you for sharing 👍
Thank you! I'm glad that you like it : )
Thank you so much for your useful content！Can you put some of your contents on podcast？（those short stories episodes that you uploaded before）
It'll be super helpful because I want to listen many times :)
Thanks for your work！I appreciate it so much！
From Japan
Hi, unfortunately I don't have podcasts. At the moment, I have audios available for Patreons and RSS feed to add to podcasts app
Xin cảm ơn bạn nhé! Mình luôn mong xem video mới của bạn.
cảm ơn nhiều : )
my 1br in HCMC is 900 USD per month 😅
🥲
❤
Thanks for the video, you have a nice house 350 a month that's a good price
renting a house here in Australia is
$ 400 to $500 a week.
I think it's also because the average wage in Vietnam is very low (about 150-200 USD per month for waiters, guards,... ). I guess I would be homeless if I live in Australia :Đ
@@SlowVietnamese yes very true wages in Vietnam very low also I cannot rent a house it's too expensive Australia Brisbane
Hello. Should there be Xin lùi instead of Shin lùi in Vietnamese transcript. Thank you.
Nếu để túi muối ở nơi có quần áo thì có hết ẩm mốc không ạ? Tôi nghĩ về điều này bởi vì đó là những gì mọi người làm cho đồ điện tử ở những nơi có độ ẩm cao.
Từ để chỉ tầng cao nhất có phải là gác xép không?
không. "tầng thượng" là tầng cao nhất.
"gác xép" là "entresol"
That is a very small closet
its average size in Vietnam :Đ
I enjoy listening to you speak slowly, my brain just manages to keep up. It is very helpful. However, I'm very shocked. How can a Vietnamese admit to be a failure at growing plants? Has your DNA been modified? Is your husband sabotaging your efforts? Do you need a blood transfusion? I am bewildered beyond understanding. I guess being perfect you must need to have a weakness to keep you humble. :) Thank you for your stories!!
haha thank you! I'm glad that you enjoyed it : )
but yes, I'm the weird Vietnamese, I have too many animals to take care of so no time for plants!
Thank you for this very entertaining video filled with dogs and cats and husbands who leave dishes in the sink and don’t fix pianos😂
:Đ
chào cô
"mình sẽ chỉ cho các bạn ngôi nhà"
"chỉ" này có nghĩa là gì?
このchỉ の意味はなんですか？
"chỉ" nghĩa là " to show something, to lead someone doing something, ..."
@@SlowVietnamese
Cảm ơn cô
Tôi hiểu rồi
Don't always blame your husband 😃
Thank you!) finally someone stood up for me😊
haha we always need to have someone to blame :DD
@@InRussianFromAfar yeah so who stood me up with that mess?
@@SlowVietnamese oops :)
Thực ra chắc chồng bạn không lười. hầu hết mọi người không thể sửa chữa lò nướng điện. Điều đó không bình thường để có thể biết về điện và có thể tháo rời các thiết bị điện. Hầu hết các quốc gia mọi người phải có người khác làm điều đó cho họ.
Vì điện có thể nguy hiểm nếu bạn không biết mình đang làm gì.