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Learn Vietnamese Exercise - Level 01 Lesson 20

Review and practice new words in Lesson 20: How old are you in Vietnamese . If this is the first time you're here, I highly recommend you to learn the lesson first! 1. Vocabulary review about age in Vietnamese Tuổi Bao nhiêu? Học Học sinh Trường Lớp 2. Flashcard game about age in Vietnamese Note: Click/Touch and hold to flip cards Card mode: Ordered Random Tuổi Bao nhiêu? Học Học sinh Trường Lớp Back Next

Lesson 25: Days of the week in Vietnamese

Summary : Learn Vietnamese names of the weekdays and how to ask "What day is today?" in Vietnamese. This knowledge is very helpful for daily conversations about time, appointments, and more. Next in our journey to learn Vietnamese, we'll cover the days of the week. Honestly, the names of the weekdays in Vietnamese are easier to remember than in English. Without further ado, let’s start with the vocabulary. 1. Vocabulary about days of the week Ngày hôm qua/ Hôm qua Ngày hôm nay/ Hôm nay Ngày mai Vietnamese English Thứ Days of the week Chủ Nhật Sunday Thứ Hai Monday Thứ Ba Tuesday Thứ Tư Wednesday Thứ Năm Thursday Thứ Sáu Friday Thứ Bảy Saturday Further explanatio n: After Portuguese missionaries came to Vietnam, they introduced the concept of a 7-day week. Vietna

Learn Vietnamese Exercise - Level 01 Lesson 09

Review and practice new words in Lesson 09: Pronouns in Vietnamese (Part 1) . If this is the first time you're here, I highly recommend you to learn the lesson first! 1. Review new words about singular pronouns in Vietnamese AGE GAP FIRST PERSON (I) SECOND PERSON (YOU) Small/no age gap. This is also used when you're unsure about the age of the person you're talking to or to keep the conversation neutral. Tôi Bạn (Bạn also means friend in Vietnamese) You’re 5 to 20 years younger than the person you’re talking to. Em Anh (for male) Chị (for female) You’re 5 to 20 years older than the person you’re talking to. Anh (for male) Chị (for female) Em You’re 20 to 40 years old younger than the person you’re talking to. Con Chú (for male) Cô (for female) You’re 20 to 40 years older than the person you’re talking to. Chú (for male) Cô (for

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