At the bank | Learn Vietnamese with TVO

A clear and detailed explanation about different vocabulary and sentence structures that can be used at a bank in Vietnamese.
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[@sierpeman]

She is one of the most helpful Vietnamese TH-cam instructors I've seen so far. Taking the time to gesture which accent is on each word and repeating twice. Very clear and very helpful. Thank you!

[@fumogeneraltrading7490]

Very well presented lesson at a comfortable speed for foreigners. Many other TVO lessons are spoken in extremely fast Vietnamese and really difficult to follow. You are an excellent teacher, thank you.

[@davidomaine8507]

This is a very helpful video! I had a similar experience with a bank when I was in Hanoi last year. Fortunately between being able to speak Vietnamese and having a bank person who spoke English, together we got everything worked out. Thank you and keep up the good work. Best regards to you all. David.

[@PickUpVietnamese]

What'd you do at the bank? You tried to open an account?

[@Alpzk6]

Please continue to make more videos like this!

[@Jellyjellyvx4vn]

thank u so so much !! I love this video , u guys explain it so clearly , I'll need to rewatch it a few times to memorize it .

[@tariqahmednajar5061]

I like it 👍😊, thanks a million

[@MrTroyCole]

I notice that you used passport twice one time MAT KHAU and the other HO CHIEU can you explain ? Thank you so much!, Troy

[@elliot391]

Please may you make a video about the relative clause in Vietnamese. I have looked online everywhere without any success. As a foreigner in Vietnam, the word mà is often heard but not many people can distinguish it as a relative clause point or something used as a particle ah the end of the sentence to indicate something else. Em cảm ơn các cô

[@Tiengvietoi]

Hi Elliot. Thanks for the interesting suggestion. We'll consider the topic and discuss it with our video team :)

[@elliot391]

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[@careerenglishvn1578]

Look it up in a Vietnamese-Vietnamese dictionary. The one I have gives like 10 different definitions, all with examples. If you don't understand the Vietnamese definitions just have a Vietnamese person explain it to you.
You still won't totally get it so then just immerse with the language, it'll get more clear over time.

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[@lastofdev777]

I'm vietnamese, what am I doing here :(

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