Speaking some of local lingo always helps and never more than when its time for a meal. Locals will appreciate your efforts, even if your pronunciation is off the mark, and might just introduce you to some regional specialities you would otherwise never have discovered. Useful Phrases: Restaurant nhà hàng nyà hàng I am a vegetarian Tôi ăn chay doy un chay I would like Xin cho tôi sin jaw doy Whats the speciality here? Ở đây có món gì đặc biệt? ér day kó món zèe dạk beeet Not too spicy please Xin đ ừng cho cay quá Sin dùrng jaw kay gwá. No sugar. Không đường Kom durerng No salt. Không muối. Kom moo-ée. Im allergic to tôi bị dị ứng với doy bẹe zẹe úrng ver-ee I dont eat Tôi không được ăn.. doy kom dur-ẹrk un Beef thịt bò Tịt bàw Chicken thịt gà Tịt gà Fish Cá Ká Fish sauce nước mắm Nur-érk múm Pork Thịt heo Tịt hay-o Peanuts Đậu phộng dọw fọm Can you please bring me..? Xin mang cho tôi..? Sin mang jaw doy.. A spoon Cái thìa Kái tèe-a A knife Con dao Kon zow A fork Cái nĩa Kái nẽe-a Chopsticks Đôi đũa Doh-ee dõo-a A glass Cái ly Kái lee Can I have a (beer)please? Xin cho tôi (chai bia) sin cho doy (chai bee-a) Thank you,that was delicious. cám ơn,ngon lắm. ám ern, ngon lúm. The bill, please. Xin, tính tiền. Sin dín dee-èn
Teaching Vietnamese here isn't a best way ! I thought we should creat a site like this ! Hi there ! I am from Hanoi !
A friend of mine tried to teach me some Vietnamese awhile back, but unfortunately, all I remember now is a few choice insults.
Hehe ! You should ask me for that ! After a very short time, you could "blabber" all day with people who speak Vietnamese :lol:
my purpose don't have to teach Vietnamese for everyone. Thing which I want at here, I want to share information with everyone. I live in Vietnam, I meet many people to like studying Vietnamese. but they don't know where study? I only want to help a little. you can copy this board to use when you go to Vietnam on holiday.
Co trang Web nao day tieng Viet khong ? Giup link di ! Cai trang nay hay nhung la trang du lich. Dau co thay Day tieng Viet ? Cam on !
As far as I know - no, it is not. And frankly speaking, I can't imagine a single reason why it should be popular here. Is it popular in some other European countries? I wouldn't even say that learning any Eastern Asia language like Chinese or Japanese is really popular (those languages being much more important due to the number of native speakers and the economical (and cultural) power of China/Japan) in the Czech Republic, but at least those are being taught at several universities. Sure, there is quite a lot of Vietnamese living here but they seem to learn Czech very fast and even if they weren't I doubt the situation would be any different.