Thanks, Annie. I am starting to learn because I have several Vietnamese friends. I am beginning with numbers. Please continue to explain the pronunciation and tone levels as clearly as you do. I have a severe hearing loss and your explanation helps me very much. Regards, Bob
Oh my goodness! This was the most fun and informative video I have seen yet on basic numbers! Annie you are as cute as a button and your hand gestures help a lot in getting the correct pronunciation down. I’ve only seen this one video of yours and had to subscribe immediately! I’m not Vietnamese , just someone interested in the basics of the language after watching the Vietnamese channels on tv at night… Thank you for the most helpful instruction!
Great lessons! I'm anxious to try them with community college Viet friends and at the local Asian supermarkets and restaurants. Mr. Tran at his "Pholicious" eatery will probably smile more as I get my guoi cuon and banh xeo! Thank you ever so much!
Thank you so much for your videos, they are most helpful for a beginner like me, just love your idea for random numbers (like motorbike license plates) very good learning/memorizing tool... well done, cam on em
This was great! I have watched so many of your videos, but I skipped this one because numbers is one of the few things I already knew (my boyfriend taught me back in high school - we lost touch and then met again 15 years later and now we're back together, and I'm trying to become fluent to be able to talk to his parents!) But I finally watched and I'm glad I did - you corrected a few things that I was mispronouncing, and it was fun to read out the numbers! It made me realize that wow, I actually know my numbers pretty well!
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I did what I said I would do - just keep repeating until it's stuck in my head. Now I don't have to think about it anymore. You could do the same thing? Good luck ^^
I am letting my 5 yr old to learn by your videos so she can talk with her Ba noi. Yours are the best I have found do you know of any others for children?
Hello Annie. I came to this lesson to renew my Vietnamese, and I have a question. In the video, you said despite the spelling, the a in SÁU and Bảy are pronounced shortly just like ă. Is there any rule for this? When should I pronounce the a shortly as ă? I've watched all the video about pronunciation, and I believe this is not explained yet. Could you help me, please? Cảm ơn rất nhiều.
Hi Jiang. When the short vowel ă goes with u and y, we remove its "little moon", so we have au and ay. So the sound is short ă, but the spelling is a. :)
I don't know why but I mostly seem to forget the number 7 in VN, I have to think about it longer than other numbers. I'll just have to keep repeating all the numbers until there are really stuck in my head =)
Xin loi, Joseph. "When in Rome (of Danang?) do as the Romans do." Here in the Southwest, learning the dialects of Spanish and indigenous nations has a level of respect by trying to imitate and use their intonations and pitches. Just a thought...
Evgeny Maslennikov It's Southern accent. Central accent is way more difficult to listen to lol. And actually north people pronounce 's' as English 'sh', south people pronounce 's' and 'x' in the same English 's'.
So, does this mean "au" and "ay" are always pronounced shortly? Is there anytime that "au" and "ay" are regular "a+u" and "a+y" and pronounced with regular length? Cảm ơn Annie.
Hi Jiang, The vowel in "au" and "ay" is always pronounced shortly (because it is a short vowel). Their two counterparts are "ao" and "ai", and we pronounce them with the regular length. So: au is different from ao, ay is different from ai because of the length of the man vowel (short or long a), not because of the final vowel (u or o, y or i). Is it clearer now?
But accents are what distinguish words with completely different meanings, such as "cỏ" and "cò"! We Vietnamese need them to make words _less_ confusing :)
Yes, and on top of that the things you might learn here, or on another site, do not even matter when you are in the presence of a person who the South, or the mid-North, or an old person who speaks the defunct vocabulary.
Hi Annie, I have recently moved to Vietnam and I have found your videos wonderful in helping me to learn Vietnamese. For anyone who's currently travelling around Vietnam, I am writing a travel blog about my experiences so far, with my latest post dedicated to learning about picking up basic Vietnamese: doingthetravelthing.wordpress.com/2016/05/29/learning-some-basic-tieng-viet/. I have also endorsed your wonderfully helpful channel Annie, thank you.
You should eliminate the phrase, "easy, right?" Vietnamese is not easy, just like the way you mispronounce "Foreigners" every time. I do like this video, but please get rid of "easy, right?"
Why does she have the words in English beneath? I think this is stupid and distracting. Other sites have the teachers saying long sentences that are impossible to follow - all the nuances such as tones, dipthongs, aspirations that have to be done right in order for the words to make sense - this is where the spoken words should be printed below the speaker.
Thanks Annie! I'm learning Vietnamese to connect better with my mother-in-law =) Your videos are very clear and helpful! Cam on!
Thanks, Annie. I am starting to learn because I have several Vietnamese friends. I am beginning with numbers. Please continue to explain the pronunciation and tone levels as clearly as you do. I have a severe hearing loss and your explanation helps me very much. Regards, Bob
Oh my goodness! This was the most fun and informative video I have seen yet on basic numbers! Annie you are as cute as a button and your hand gestures help a lot in getting the correct pronunciation down.
I’ve only seen this one video of yours and had to subscribe immediately! I’m not Vietnamese , just someone interested in the basics of the language after watching the Vietnamese channels on tv at night…
Thank you for the most helpful instruction!
Thank you for this lesson. I started learning Vietnamese by myself. Greetings from Brazil!
We're really proud of you
Annie, you are such a good teacher!! I am so happy to have your lessons to help me.
Cam on! It's a part of my second lesson and I thought I will never get it. Your movie made my count finally. You made my day Annie :)
Great lessons! I'm anxious to try them with community college Viet friends and at the local Asian supermarkets and restaurants. Mr. Tran at his "Pholicious" eatery will probably smile more as I get my guoi cuon and banh xeo! Thank you ever so much!
I live how she says "It's not right." so pleasant. :)
Thank you Annie, I like your lessons very much, you have a very pleasant teaching style.
Numbers are the second things I have learned... revising, Thanks for the lesson ^_^
I'm enjoying your videos, they seem well planned so you must be a good teacher. Thanks for all the work!
Hi I m a vietnamese teacher too but better than this one
Thank you Annie!! This really helps and we really appreciate it!
Very well done Annie! I love your lessons :)
Thank you very much! I am trying to learn Vietnamese for my students and this is very helpful :)
annie thanks all your videos i always watch . i want to learn vietnamese very fast.
Thank you so much for your videos, they are most helpful for a beginner like me, just love your idea for random numbers (like motorbike license plates) very good learning/memorizing tool... well done, cam on em
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This was great! I have watched so many of your videos, but I skipped this one because numbers is one of the few things I already knew (my boyfriend taught me back in high school - we lost touch and then met again 15 years later and now we're back together, and I'm trying to become fluent to be able to talk to his parents!) But I finally watched and I'm glad I did - you corrected a few things that I was mispronouncing, and it was fun to read out the numbers! It made me realize that wow, I actually know my numbers pretty well!
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This is very useful! Thanks for putting this together!
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Excellent and helpful. Thanks.
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www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07RKG5MD4?pf_rd_p=2d1ab404-3b11-4c97-b3db-48081e145e35&pf_rd_r=P8QBYWA8R4DX34DFJFE8
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20
very good Annie. Keep updating your video :)
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I did what I said I would do - just keep repeating until it's stuck in my head. Now I don't have to think about it anymore. You could do the same thing? Good luck ^^
Good and very clear! Good job!
very good teaching:) cam on!
Please teach me how to sound Tam. Thanks 🙏🏻
I am letting my 5 yr old to learn by your videos so she can talk with her Ba noi. Yours are the best I have found do you know of any others for children?
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MUY simpática.
Very charming.
Anybody watching this while ur Vietnamese?
This is great! Thank you :)
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Hello Annie. I came to this lesson to renew my Vietnamese, and I have a question. In the video, you said despite the spelling, the a in SÁU and Bảy are pronounced shortly just like ă. Is there any rule for this? When should I pronounce the a shortly as ă? I've watched all the video about pronunciation, and I believe this is not explained yet. Could you help me, please? Cảm ơn rất nhiều.
Hi Jiang. When the short vowel ă goes with u and y, we remove its "little moon", so we have au and ay. So the sound is short ă, but the spelling is a. :)
No ă in Sáu and Bảy
Oh this is Annie 12 years ago!
I don't know why but I mostly seem to forget the number 7 in VN, I have to think about it longer than other numbers. I'll just have to keep repeating all the numbers until there are really stuck in my head =)
Xin loi, Joseph. "When in Rome (of Danang?) do as the Romans do." Here in the Southwest, learning the dialects of Spanish and indigenous nations has a level of respect by trying to imitate and use their intonations and pitches. Just a thought...
Muy bien, great
Wow wow wow :)
Don't forget to give them my regards! :)
is this Northern or Southern pronunciation? Thank you for very clear explanation!
Evgeny Maslennikov It's Southern accent. Central accent is way more difficult to listen to lol. And actually north people pronounce 's' as English 'sh', south people pronounce 's' and 'x' in the same English 's'.
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So, does this mean "au" and "ay" are always pronounced shortly? Is there anytime that "au" and "ay" are regular "a+u" and "a+y" and pronounced with regular length? Cảm ơn Annie.
Hi Jiang,
The vowel in "au" and "ay" is always pronounced shortly (because it is a short vowel). Their two counterparts are "ao" and "ai", and we pronounce them with the regular length. So: au is different from ao, ay is different from ai because of the length of the man vowel (short or long a), not because of the final vowel (u or o, y or i). Is it clearer now?
Learn Vietnamese With Annie Thank you for the clear explanation, Annie. Now I completely understand.
very good channel I grew up with a Vietnamese family.
but my Vietnamese is bad
Eun Ky Hung RaiN me too!
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Could you keep up with my speed Grzegorz ^^
Great video! ;)
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ugh all these tones and accents are really confusing...
But accents are what distinguish words with completely different meanings, such as "cỏ" and "cò"! We Vietnamese need them to make words _less_ confusing :)
Yes, and on top of that the things you might learn here, or on another site, do not even matter when you are in the presence of a person who the South, or the mid-North, or an old person who speaks the defunct vocabulary.
Well at least Annie is helping you have this be more easier day by day :)
She’s great!
Que linda maestra
The right way and the wrong way to pronounce 'không' sound exactly the same to me !
the best
Hi Annie, I have recently moved to Vietnam and I have found your videos wonderful in helping me to learn Vietnamese. For anyone who's currently travelling around Vietnam, I am writing a travel blog about my experiences so far, with my latest post dedicated to learning about picking up basic Vietnamese:
doingthetravelthing.wordpress.com/2016/05/29/learning-some-basic-tieng-viet/.
I have also endorsed your wonderfully helpful channel Annie, thank you.
mười
mươi
区別がむずかしです。
Lol omg me too! haha... every time it comes to a 7 I just go blank. XD
Hay :)))
Tôi người việt nam nhé việt nam vô địch năm 2018 việt Nam Mình lầy nhất
easy cause i am a vietnamese person
cheater
Em xinh đẹp !
Game này đơn giản gốc là việt nam rùi mà haha
- ôi :33
Not hai ba Bon nam sau bay jam chin muoi
You should eliminate the phrase, "easy, right?" Vietnamese is not easy, just like the way you mispronounce "Foreigners" every time. I do like this video, but please get rid of "easy, right?"
Why does she have the words in English beneath? I think this is stupid and distracting.
Other sites have the teachers saying long sentences that are impossible to follow - all the nuances such as tones, dipthongs, aspirations that have to be done right in order for the words to make sense - this is where the spoken words should be printed below the speaker.
my ex gf taught me this haha but not 0 haha
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