Dear Annie, Visiting Vietnam for years now, you are our big motivation to start learning the language now. You are a great teacher. Hope to meet you once in HCM. Warm regards from Holland
Thanks, Annie. I was wondering why people were changing up the vocab here in Vietnam. They seem to say "chuc" quite often. Speaking of "chuc", in your practice lesson from 11-99, can we interchange "muoi" with "chuc"? Also, for 11-19, can we interchange "muoi" with "chuc"?
you can only use "chục" in numbers 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90. i don't know the english word for this kind of number, but you only use "chục" for these 8 numbers (ending with a 0) and nothing else.
Weekly podcasts featuring Southern Vietnamese from my team and me are now available! Please take a look and let me know what you think! learnvietnamesewithannie.com/podcast/elementary-so-expensive-e001/ (elementary level) learnvietnamesewithannie.com/podcast/intermediate-level-losing-belly-fat-i001/ (intermediate level)
Who else watch this in 2023, very clear , useful and informative, thank you 🎉
Dear Annie,
Visiting Vietnam for years now, you are our big motivation to start learning the language now. You are a great teacher. Hope to meet you once in HCM.
Warm regards from Holland
Dear Menno :)
I'm so glad that I can be part of your motivation to learn Vietnamese.
Thank you very much!
Greetings from rainy Saigon. :)
Comparing to those lesson to Chinese, I found your lesson is more easy and wonderful for me accept.
Excellent lesson as usual - thank you Annie :)
Thanx Annie! So inspired to learn Vietnamese with you and after my visiting Nha Trang last week ;-)
thanks Annie! it's really very helpful and easy way to understand and practice
Your lesson is always wonderful for me. I hope you can post some of the lessons with doing nails or hair. Thank one more time, con Annie.
when she say...."well done!", I was giggling.... cause I cannot follow.... LOL
Thank you Annie, you are so great : )
いいレッスンですね。
Good lesson!
Bài học tốt ạ.
Another way, you can say "hai mươi mốt" by "hai mốt", "hai mươi hai" by "hai hai", "hai mươi ba" by "hai ba"...ok? It's the way Vietnamese often use.
Annie or anyone....how do I say year in vietnamese. For example year 2018. Is it "nam hai khong muoi tam"?
Thanks, Annie. I was wondering why people were changing up the vocab here in Vietnam. They seem to say "chuc" quite often.
Speaking of "chuc", in your practice lesson from 11-99, can we interchange "muoi" with "chuc"?
Also, for 11-19, can we interchange "muoi" with "chuc"?
you can only use "chục" in numbers 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90. i don't know the english word for this kind of number, but you only use "chục" for these 8 numbers (ending with a 0) and nothing else.
at 0:46 isn't there supposed to be a downward tone for the number 10? thanks
wait never mind I'm just stupid :)))
It would be awkward, it's only for integers of 0.
Weekly podcasts featuring Southern Vietnamese from my team and me are now available! Please take a look and let me know what you think!
learnvietnamesewithannie.com/podcast/elementary-so-expensive-e001/ (elementary level)
learnvietnamesewithannie.com/podcast/intermediate-level-losing-belly-fat-i001/ (intermediate level)
Moi moi joi
very unreliable