I use your channel every day to learn Vietnamese! I have been living in Hanoi for 1 month now and without you I wouldn't be anywhere near where I am now with the language! Thank you so much!
I am thankful to her for making these videos for anyone to learn Vietnamese. There are some people who do not have basic courtesy when you see their comments.
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This is awesome."duoc khong" Its really similar with the chinese cantonese word "dak han" which means "Is it possible you to get some time"? and literally It has kinda differtent meaing, but "duoc" "dak" the both of them has a same meaning " possible" its amazing
I studied Vietnamese many years ago, about 30 years later I started to learn basic Chinese. I was surprised at how many words I already knew, as there are many loan words from Chinese in the Vietnamese language
Hi Teacher, I follow your videos to learn vns. But at the 44-second video clip, you have written wrong. "Toi co the gap ban ngay mai khong" It should be, Can I meet you tomorrow in place of can you meet me tomorrow? Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks, teacher
I'm no expert, but I was interested in your question. At 0:41, Lan presents the same English question and a similar VN question (except without "được")--also having "ngày mai" near the end--and says that this question is grammatically correct--just not the "most common" or "natural" way to say it.
The sentence in daily life would have "nhé" or another similar ending particle to sound natural. Abt putting the time expression like ngày main, you can put it either at the beginning or at the end. Time expressions are often more considered in question sentences.
4:05 "This can be a bit confusing..." (the two different types of "dược" questions): As a practical matter, I can't imagine using the first type (asking the listener if he/she has the "ability" to do something) very often; I suspect that 99% of the time I would be asking if it's OK to do something ("can I..." or "can you...")---so, just add "dược không?"̣ to the end of the statement (3:00), easy enough. :)
I was pretty much lost in the practice exercises--too many unknown words or combinations thereof. At 5:33 it says "now you can check the answers in the description"--I assume that means the earlier part of the video--but that's a lot of effort (bouncing around in the vid to find something that might go with a single one of the questions), considering how many questions there are in the exercises...more trouble than it's worth, IMO.
(Choi oi, I meant to DELETE the above comment, but couldn't.) Never mind, I now see the answers in the description...not sure if they were there before, or if I just didn't look there.... (duhhhh) Maybe I'll try the exercises again, before checking the answers. :)
I am having trouble recognizing the 6 tones in music. Even wheb I turn on Vietnamese captions, I still cannot recognize them. Can anyone help me or give me tips?
A tip that help me so far is that the tones in the songs are not "standard", but rather completely relevant to each other. Ex: if there are two rising tones followed a short down tone, the 1st rising tone isn't really rising and the down tone at the end is probably at a slightly higher range than normal (but still falling as it should).
I use your channel every day to learn Vietnamese! I have been living in Hanoi for 1 month now and without you I wouldn't be anywhere near where I am now with the language! Thank you so much!
I am thankful to her for making these videos for anyone to learn Vietnamese. There are some people who do not have basic courtesy when you see their comments.
You probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid forgot the account password. I love any tips you can offer me
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This is very interesting because when I was in Vietnam they always put duoc khong at the end. Thanks for this video.
I become your fan after I watched three videos of yours. you teach so well~thanks a lot!
SO helpful! I appreciate the differences and explanation. Thanks!
I love the questions videos! Could you guys also add more ways to answer the questions though. Thank you!
This is awesome."duoc khong" Its really similar with the chinese cantonese word "dak han" which means "Is it possible you to get some time"? and literally It has kinda differtent meaing, but "duoc" "dak" the both of them has a same meaning " possible" its amazing
I studied Vietnamese many years ago, about 30 years later I started to learn basic Chinese. I was surprised at how many words I already knew, as there are many loan words from Chinese in the Vietnamese language
Thank you so much
You are a wonderful teacher!
Hi Teacher, I follow your videos to learn vns. But at the 44-second video clip, you have written wrong. "Toi co the gap ban ngay mai khong" It should be, Can I meet you tomorrow in place of can you meet me tomorrow? Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks, teacher
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Thank you for the lessons! You are the best!!!!
Awesome, thanks Lan!
Each time "không" is at the end of a sentence, her cheeks puff out :Đ
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your channel is really helpful!
Very informative. By the way why didn't put "ngày mai" in the beginning of the question? (3:08)
I'm no expert, but I was interested in your question. At 0:41, Lan presents the same English question and a similar VN question (except without "được")--also having "ngày mai" near the end--and says that this question is grammatically correct--just not the "most common" or "natural" way to say it.
The sentence in daily life would have "nhé" or another similar ending particle to sound natural. Abt putting the time expression like ngày main, you can put it either at the beginning or at the end. Time expressions are often more considered in question sentences.
I love your videos!
The way her mouth looks when she said khong is so adorable
4:05 "This can be a bit confusing..." (the two different types of "dược" questions): As a practical matter, I can't imagine using the first type (asking the listener if he/she has the "ability" to do something) very often; I suspect that 99% of the time I would be asking if it's OK to do something ("can I..." or "can you...")---so, just add "dược không?"̣ to the end of the statement (3:00), easy enough. :)
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When I go to the restaurant and the waiter gives me chopsticks, can I say “Khong có”? If I don’t need them
Hi Léromi. "Không có" means "doesn't have". So if you don't need them, you should say "Tôi không cần (đũa)". Cần means to need.
I was pretty much lost in the practice exercises--too many unknown words or combinations thereof. At 5:33 it says "now you can check the answers in the description"--I assume that means the earlier part of the video--but that's a lot of effort (bouncing around in the vid to find something that might go with a single one of the questions), considering how many questions there are in the exercises...more trouble than it's worth, IMO.
(Choi oi, I meant to DELETE the above comment, but couldn't.) Never mind, I now see the answers in the description...not sure if they were there before, or if I just didn't look there.... (duhhhh) Maybe I'll try the exercises again, before checking the answers. :)
This was helpful,thanks!
I am having trouble recognizing the 6 tones in music. Even wheb I turn on Vietnamese captions, I still cannot recognize them. Can anyone help me or give me tips?
Check out this video from their channel as well. Hope this help :)
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A tip that help me so far is that the tones in the songs are not "standard", but rather completely relevant to each other. Ex: if there are two rising tones followed a short down tone, the 1st rising tone isn't really rising and the down tone at the end is probably at a slightly higher range than normal (but still falling as it should).
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