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What you'll learn- Speak essential expressions to survive through a short trip to Viet Nam
- Confidently use Vietnamese in daily conversations
- Being able to greet people with different age and status
- Know how to order at a restaurant/ cafe
- Know how to bargain when shopping
- Know how to buy plane / train tickets
- Know how to book hotel rooms
DescriptionThis course is designed for whom intended to travel in Viet Nam.
Do Vietnamese people speak …
Rating 1.0 out of 5 (1 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn- Speak essential expressions to survive through a short trip to Viet Nam
- Confidently use Vietnamese in daily conversations
- Being able to greet people with different age and status
- Know how to order at a restaurant/ cafe
- Know how to bargain when shopping
- Know how to buy plane / train tickets
- Know how to book hotel rooms
DescriptionThis course is designed for whom intended to travel in Viet Nam.
Do Vietnamese people speak English? How little or How much? In fact, most Vietnamese people speak at least a little bit of English. Therefore, you can communicate in basic English in many cases. However, learning to speak just a few words of Vietnamese you can significantly reduce misunderstandings and frustrations and enhance your experience.
I will prepare you with some essential Vietnamese for your trip! I’ve compiled many key Vietnamese words and phrases for a variety of situations including: in the restaurant, hotel, ticket booth,... In Vietnamese language, tones are everything. Therefore, I will talk in Vietnamese the entire course with English subtitle so you can get a good exposure of the language.
This introductory course includes eight sections covering essential building blocks of the Vietnamese language. In each of the, there will be a set of lecture videos, practice problems, and review questions. Finally, two excited comprehensive assignments help make sure you've mastered the material and help you apply your knowledge and skills to real-life situations.
