Most of Vietnamese learners are struggling when learning this final consonant – ch. Why don’t you watch this video to get some tips? Huỳnh Thế PhiChào bạn! Mình tên là Phi. You can call me Hanson :D. I graduated from the University of Pedagogy of Ho Chi Minh City in 2014,Continue Reading
There are many Vietnamese consonants and vowels that do not exist in English. KH is one of them. This consonant sounds like in the middle between a K and an H. The sound exists in the German language as in /ch/, also in Spanish and Russian languages New Vietnamese learner’sContinue Reading
Huỳnh Thế PhiChào bạn! Mình tên là Phi. You can call me Hanson :D. I graduated from the University of Pedagogy of Ho Chi Minh City in 2014, my major is English Language Teaching. I have been teaching English for 4 years, and Vietnamese for 3 years to people from allContinue Reading
Like other languages, the Vietnamese language has many accents and dialects. In this post, we are trying to point out some pronunciation differences between the Northern and Southern accents. TONES While dấu huyền (low-falling tone), dấu sắc (high-rising tone) và dấu ngang (mid-level tone) sound the same in the 2Continue Reading
In addition to 11 monophthong vowels, the Vietnamese language has 32 diphthongs and 13 triphthongs. 32 diphthongs: AI, AO, AU, ÂU, AY, ÂY, EO, ÊU, IA, IÊ/YÊ, IU, OA, OĂ, OE, OI, ÔI, ƠI, OO, ÔÔ, UA, UĂ, UÂ, ƯA, UÊ, UI, ƯI,UO, UÔ, UƠ, ƯƠ, ƯU, UY 13 triphthongs: IÊU/YÊU,Continue Reading
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