Level: intermediate
Stop sounding like a textbook! In this series Trâm will help you learn to speak in a more natural sounding way so that you can more effortlessly connect with native Vietnamese speakers.
Hi everyone! It’s Trâm here, and today we’re diving into a new topic: Vietnamese pronunciation. A lot of people are afraid of making pronunciation mistakes, but honestly, that’s just part of learning…
Hi everyone! Trâm here! Today, we’re going to answer the question:” Why do Vietnamese people often say “ờ” “nha” “chứ” and “hả” and how can we use them correctly in different contexts?” Are you…
Hi everyone! Trâm here! Today, we’re going to answer the question: ”WHY do Vietnamese people RARELY say ‘NO’ DIRECTLY?” Are you ready? Let’s get started!
Do you know: ”WHY DON'T Vietnamese people just SAY I?” If you haven't known the answer yet. Let click the video below right now. Are you ready? Let’s get started!
Ever wondered why Vietnamese people often speak indirectly? 🌿 In this video, I explain how EUPHEMISMS soft, polite expressions are used to avoid embarrassment, keep harmony, and sound respectful…
Vietnamese answers like “gì cũng được” or “chiều chiều” may sound unclear, but they carry real meaning. This lesson explains what’s really being said. Have you ever asked a clear question in…
When learning Vietnamese, you might often hear phrases like “đi cho vui,” “ăn cho ấm bụng,” or “uống nước cho khoẻ.” But what does “cho” really mean here? It doesn’t mean “give” at all. In this…
Have you ever met a Vietnamese person for the first time and suddenly heard the question, “How old are you?” If you’re from another culture, this might feel a little shocking or too personal. In this…
Have you noticed that Vietnamese people often add small words like “mà,” “đó,” “luôn,” and “ghê” when they speak? They may sound unnecessary at first, but without them, Vietnamese can feel strangely…
Many learners are surprised when they hear Vietnamese people speak without saying “I,” “you,” or any subject at all. You might hear questions like, “Ăn chưa?” or “Đi đâu đó?” and wonder, “Who is…
If you’ve been learning Vietnamese for a while, you’ve probably heard these three words everywhere: xíu, chút, and tí. They all seem to mean “a little,” so many learners wonder are they really the…
Not sure what to watch first? A first-week path with overlapping videos.