Vietnameasy – Survival Vietnamese lessons

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  • Vietnam’s Independence Day

    Vietnam’s Independence Day

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    Our school will be closed on September 2 to celebrate National Independence Day. 🤲 Mark your calendars and get ready for some well-deserved time off! Wishing you all a fantastic holiday ahead! #Vietnameselessons #Vietnam #learnVietnamese #Vietnameselanguage #expatsinsaigon #lifeinVietnam #VietnameseCourses

  • VIETNAMESE FAMILY DAY

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    In Vietnam, June 28th is Family Day! It’s a day to honor family traditions and celebrate their role in building a strong society.  #VietnamFamilyDay #hoctiengviet #learnvietnamese #vietlessons #expatsinsaigon #hochiminhcity #saigon #vietnam

  • Different ways to say “to pay” in Vietnamese and how to properly use them

    Different ways to say “to pay” in Vietnamese and how to properly use them

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    1. Tính tiền! Say this when you want to ask for the check at a restaurant or check out at a store. 2. Thanh toán (formal) This phrase is mostly used by staff at hotels or banks where they have to be polite and professional. 3. Trả tiền (informal) This phrase is more casual/ conversational. #hoctiengviet…

  • Bánh bèo

    Bánh bèo

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    “Bánh bèo” is a delicious little Vietnamese steamed rice cake. The slang derives from its soft and rubbery texture to describe girls who are overly girly, weak, and dependent and is used among close friends in a joking manner. Do you know any “bánh bèo” girls? #vietnameseslangs #learnvietnamese #hoctiengviet #vietlessons #expatsinsaigon #hochiminhcity #vietnam

  • Mastering Vietnamese Homophones: Bạn, Bàn, Bán, Bận, Bắn

    Mastering Vietnamese Homophones: Bạn, Bàn, Bán, Bận, Bắn

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    The Vietnamese language can be tricky for learners, especially when it comes to homophones – words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. Today, we’ll tackle five common homophones that often cause confusion: bạn, bàn, bán, bận, bắn (pronounced roughly like “ban”, “bahn”, “bahn”, “ban”, “ban”). Let’s break them down one by…

  • Tết Nguyên Đán Closure!

    Tết Nguyên Đán Closure!

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    Thank you so much for trusting us these past years. We’ll be closed in observance of Tết Nguyên Đán, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year. Get ready for exciting new Vietnamese Survival lessons! We’ll be back in the new year to help you conquer the Vietnamese language. Chúc Mừng Năm Mới! (Happy New Year!)