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Kg hieu... ![]() ![]()
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Wah, you say like that. Not scared people say your viet is JC viet ah?
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Vietnamese pronounciation
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lời chào
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hmmm... maybe time for a switch
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Hải Ðăng gặp cô giáo (Hai Dang meets his woman-lecturer)
H Chào cô ạ! Good afternoon, madam! W Chào anh! Good afternoon! H Cô có khỏe không ạ? How are you? W Cảm ơn anh. Tôi bình thường. I am fine. Thank you. Còn anh, anh có khỏe không? And you, how are you? H Cảm ơn cô. Em vẫn khỏe. I am well. Thank you.
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Have kept a copy from the tread Vietnamisation Program originated from bro Lament in my file folder in year Jan 2005. Hope it is ok to share.
![]() People terms Anh (pronounced as “ang”)= I/You (Male) Em (pronounced as “M”)= I/You (Female) Bo Me (pronounced as “boh meh”)/ Cha Me (pronounced as “char meh”)= Parents Bo = Father Me = Mother Ban (pronounced as “bun”) = Friend Ban Tot (pronounced as “bun +++”) = Good Friend Ban Than (pronounced as “bun teng”) = Very Close Friend (almost like lovers but not yet) Con Gai (pronounced as “cong guy”) = Girl Con Trai (pronounced as “cong try”) = Boy Ban Trai / Gai (pronounced as “bun +++”) = Boy/Girl Friend Nguoi Yeu (pronounced as “Ngui U”) = Lover Ong Xa (pronounced as “Ong sa”) / Chong (pronounced as “Chong”) = Hubby Ba Xa (pronounced as “Bar sa”) / Vo (pronounced as “Ver”)= Wife Gia Dinh (pronounced as “Kia Deng”) = Family Ai (pronounced as “I”) = Who / Somebody Common Connectors Khong (pronounced as “cong”)= No/ Negative Expression (Any words following this becomes negative), Short form is “KO” or “KG” Vang (pronounced as “vung”) / Da (pronounced as “ya” in the South and “za” in the North) = Yes Nhung (pronounced as “nung”) / Ma (pronounced as “mar”) = But Nua (pronounced as “nuar”) = Again Neu (pronounced as “new”) = If Dung (pronounced as “don’t”) = Correct / Right Roi (pronounced as “roy”) = Already Co (pronounced as “kor ”)= Have (sometimes can be used as “Yes) Duoc (pronounced as “duc”) = literally “Can get” / “Achievable” (in the sense of asking for permission for something) Example “Duoc Bao Lau” = “Got how long” Khong Duoc = Cannot be done/achieve Duoc Khong = Can be done/achieve or not Chua (pronounced as “cher”) = Yet to Voi (pronounced as “vuy”) = With Qua (pronounced as “kwa”) / Rat (pronounced as “rak” but Vietnamese usually pronounced it as “zak”) = Very Co The (pronounced as “kor ter”)= Can Khong The (pronounced as “cong ter”)= Cannot Expression of Feelings Yeu (pronounced as “U”)= Love Thich (pronounced as “thick” or “turk”)= Like Nho (pronounced as “U”)= Remember / Miss [someone] Gian (pronounced as “yang”) = Angry Ghen (pronounced as “gang”) = Jealous Buon (pronounced as “bonng”) = Sad / Boring Vui (pronounced as “vuy”) = Happy Vui lam(pronounced as “vuy lam”) = Very happy Hanh Phuc (pronounced as “hang phuc”) = Very Blessed (like “xin fu” in Chinese) Dau (pronounced as “dow”) = Pain Hien (pronounced as “hint”) = Virtuos Dau Tim (pronounced as “dow tim”) = Heart-Pain / Broken Heart [basic expressinon] Qua/Lam = Very …. Rat [basic expressinon] = Very …. Some Vocab Di (pronounced as “D”) = Go Den (pronounced as “Den”) = Come Lam (pronounced as “Lam”) = Make / Work ….etc depending on context Nhieu (pronounced as “new”)= Many / A lot It (pronounced as “it”) / Chuc Chuc (pronounced “chook chook”) = A little Het (pronounced as “hack”) = Run out / Over already Dep (pronounced as “depth”) = Pretty Eg: Dep lam = Beautiful (for Gals), Dep Trai = Handsome Ngu (pronounced as “ngo”) = Sleep Nghi (pronounced as “ngee”) = Rest Nghi (pronounced as “nghee”) = Think Met (pronounced as “met”) = Tired Benh (pronounced as “burn”) = Sick Dien Thoai (pronounced as “dian toy”) = Telephone (short form is “dt”) Xin Loi (pronounced as “sing loy”) = Sorry Xin tha loi cho (pronounced as “sing ta loy cher”) = Please forgive me Ngoi (pronounced as “ngoy”) = Sit Xao (pronounced as “sow”) = Lie (Lying) That (pronounced as “thick”) = Truth (in the case such as “Rat that” = really true/truly”) Song (pronounced as “song”) = Stay (where one stay) Hat (pronounced as “hark”) = Sing Doi (pronounced as “doy”) = Wait Doi (pronounced as “doy”) = Hungry Doi Buon(pronounced as “doy bom”) = Very Hungry Hieu (pronounced as “hew”) = Understand Biet (pronounced as “beet”) = Know Viet (pronounced as “veet”) = Write Doc (pronounced as “+++”) = Read Noi (pronounced as “noy”) = Speak Hoi (pronounced as “hoy”) = Tell Cho (pronounced as “Cho”) = Give Mong (pronounced as “monk”) / Hy Vong (pronounced as “hee vong”)= Hope/Wish for oneself Chuc (pronounced as “chook”)= Hope/Wish for someone Mua (pronounced as “mu”) = Buy Eg “Mua Do (pronounced as “doe” = Shopping An (pronounced as “ang”) = Eat Ve (pronounced as “vay”) = Return Choi (pronounced as “chui”) = Play Uong (pronounced as “uong”) = Drink Gap (pronounced as “kap”) / Thay (pronounced as “thigh”)= See / Meet Xem (pronounced as “sim”) = Watch (usually for watching tv or movie) Cam on(pronounced as “kam en”) = Thank You Lam Tinh (pronounced as “Lam teng”) = Make Love Kiem Tien (pronounced as “Kim Tin”) = Earn Money Can Tien (pronounced as “chan tin”) = Need Money Khong co Tien (pronounced as “cong kaur tin”) = No Have Money Het Tien (pronounced as “het tin”) = Run out of money eg. handphone Food terms Com (pronounced as “kum”)= Rice Com (pronounced as “kum”)= Rice Pho (pronounced as “fur”)= Kway-teow like noodles Mien (pronounced as “mean”)= Noodles Bo (pronounced as “bore”)= Beef Ca (pronounced as “ka”)= Fish Ga (pronounced as “gar”)= Chicken De (pronounced as “yeah”)= Mutton Ech (pronounced as “er”)= Frog Chao Ech/ Chao Er= Frog-leg porridge Rau (pronounced as “row” as in rowdy)= Vegetable Nuoc (pronounced as “nerd”)= Liquid Nuoc Suoi (pronounced as “nerd soy”)= Water Nuoc Yen (pronounced as “nerd yeng”)= Bird Nest Drink Cam (pronounced as “kam”)= Orange (Nuoc Cam = orange juice) Da (pronounced as “da”)= Ice Duong (pronounced as “don’t”)= Sugar Sua (pronounced as “sir”)= Milk Sua Dua Nhan (pronounced as “sir dow nan”)= Soya Bean Milk Sua Chua (pronounced as “sir cho”)= Yoghurt Ca phe (pronounced as “car fair”)= Coffee Tra (pronounced as “cha”)= Tea Nuoc Mieng (pronounced as “nerd ming”)= Saliva Ngon (pronounced as “ngong”)= Delicions Cay (pronounced as “kai”)= Hot (as in too much chilli) Ngot (pronounced as “ngot”)= Sweet Nong (pronounced as “nhong”)= Warm / Hot (applicable to weather as well) Positional terms Ngoai (pronounced as “ngoay”) = Outside Dau (pronounced as “dow”) = Where O (pronounced as “er”) = At / In Ngoai (pronounced as “ngoay”) = Outside Thang (pronounced as “tang”) = Straight Ahead Xuong (pronounced as “soon”) = Down (as in downstairs) Tren Duong (pronounced as “trend jung”) = On my way to …… Day (pronounced as “die”) = Here / This Kia (pronounced as “kia”) = There / That Past/Future/Present Tense Dang (pronounced as “dung”) = Event that is in the process of happening Da (pronounced as “dung”) = Event that has happen Se (pronounced as “say”) = Event that will happen Numbers Mot (pronounced as “mock”) = 1 Hai (pronounced as “hai”) = 2 Ba (pronounced as “bar”) = 3 Thu (pronounced as “ter”) = 4 Nam (pronounced as “nam”) = 5 Sau (pronounced as “sau”) = 6 Bay (pronounced as “bye”) = 7 Tam (pronounced as “thumb”) = 8 Chin (pronounced as “chin”) = 9 Muoi (pronounced as “mui”) = 10 Tram (pronounced as “charm”) = hundreds Nghin (pronounced as “ngan” or “nghin”) = thousands Trieu (pronounced as “chieu”) = millions Number system is like Chinese so for Eleven (Muoi Mot) and for twenty (Hai Muoi) and so on. Time Terms May (pronounced as “may “)= What (used for asking about numbers, date date and time) Gio (pronounced as “yer” for south or “zer” for the north) = Time / Hour Eg: What Time = May Gio , 5 Gio (usually written as “5g” = 5 o’clock Ruoi (pronounced as “re”) = half Eg: When they say “1 Tram Ruoi” = 150, “5g Ruoi” = 5.30 Bay (pronounced as “bay “) Gio= Now Mot lat (pronounced as “mock lark “) / Mot chuc (pronounced as “mock chook “)= In a while (usually the latter is of shorter time frame) Eg “doi mot chuc” or “doi 1 chuc” = wait a while, “1 chuc nua” = in a little while Truoc (pronounced as “trock “) = Before Sau (pronounced as “sow “) = After Thoi Gian (pronounced as “toy zan “) = Period of time Ranh (pronounced as “rung”) = Free time Lau (pronounced as “lau”) = Long time Khi Nao (pronounced as “key now”)= When Other Expressions Gi (pronounced as “yi” [south] or “z” [north]) = What Cai (pronounced as “ker”) Gi = What do you want? / What is it Khong Co gi = You are welcome / small matter Khong Sao (pronounced as “sow” = Doesn’t Matter / Never Mind O Dau (pronounced as “er dow”) = At where (literally = where are u) Nha (pronounced as “nia”) = Home Cho (pronounced as “cho”) =Workplace / Market Khach San (pronounced as “cut sun”) = Hotel Tai Sao (pronounced as “thigh sow”) / Sao = Why Bao Nhieu (pronounced as “bow new”) = How much ….. Bao Lau (pronounced as “bow new”) = How Long …..
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bros writing viet in this thread can pls also help to put in literal english translation with the pronunciation?
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This is fantastic. Some bro share this link before, I thought it is great as well http://www.mediafire.com/?1pxvam11ju2. Also http://www.seasite.niu.edu/vietnames...eofcontent.htm Happy Learning. Nothing beat having a long hair moving dictionary ![]() AO_Viet |
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I have some mpeg files on Consonnants, Diphthong, Letters, Vowels, Notes&Exercises. Total about 35.8MB . But need bro help to upload it somewhere, so I can share them.
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Power!
Good to see the thread come alive again. Cam on! cam on! |
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