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Let’s practice your Vietnamese with Word Search! Words that are used in this Word Search were previously discussed in other posts. Words in this Word Search have no marks, but actual Vietnamese words should …
In this post, we will explore 10 popular Vietnamese dishes. These are the 10 popular Vietnamese dishes I find most prevalent at the street food vendors and in restaurants in Vietnam. There are many …
There are a few ways to make Vietnamese iced coffee (cà phê đá): the traditional way (with the filter) and the fast way (instant coffee). Disclaimer: Some of the links in this post are …
Here are the 5 rules to make Vietnamese sentences. There is no verb conjugation in Vietnamese Before we go into any sentence structure in Vietnamese, it is important to understand that there is no …
If you have plans to visit Vietnam, you may be interested in knowing how to get around in Vietnam. This post will discuss different types of transportation in Vietnam. Most big cities in Vietnam …
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Looking for Vietnamese language learning centers in Vietnam? Here is a list by region. Northern Vietnam Trung tâm ngoại ngữ Haco This language learning center is a part of a translation company. According to …
In this post, we are going to learn how to describe people in Vietnamese. First, let’s learn some adjectives that describe people. Cao Cao in Vietnamese means tall, high. The word “cao” can be …
I previously talked about how to type Vietnamese on computers in my very first post. However, that post focused on Vietnamese alphabet, and the keyboard was mentioned at the very end. In order to …
Today let’s learn how to say yesterday, today, and tomorrow in Vietnamese. Yesterday Yesterday is “hôm qua” or “ngày hôm qua” in Vietnamese. They mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably. If …
Today, let’s learn how to say thank you in Vietnamese the right way. “Thank you” is often translated as “cảm ơn” in Vietnamese. You may have also already seen such translation online and in …
