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Vietnamese lesson 2: Consonants Vietnamese for Everybody's Podcast
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- Language Learning
There are 17 consonants in total in the Vietnamese alphabet. They are B, C, D, Đ, G, H, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, X
For Southerners, we pronounce X and S the same way as xờ. So as to tell them apart when it comes to writing, we use xờ xe for X and xờ sẻ for S.
Children are taught to use Bờ for B and Bê for P.
From now on, I’ll use B bê for B and B phở for P.
Some common phrases:
XIN CHAO: hello
LAM ƠN/ VUI LONG: please
XIN LÔI: sorry/ excuse me
CAM ƠN: thank you
XIN CHIA BUÔN: condolences
CHUC MƯNG SINH NHÂT: happy birthday
CHUC MƯNG NĂM MƠI: happy new year
TUÂN SAU GĂP LAI: see you next week
As for how to say these phrases, come and listen to me on the next episodes.
There are 17 consonants in total in the Vietnamese alphabet. They are B, C, D, Đ, G, H, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, X
For Southerners, we pronounce X and S the same way as xờ. So as to tell them apart when it comes to writing, we use xờ xe for X and xờ sẻ for S.
Children are taught to use Bờ for B and Bê for P.
From now on, I’ll use B bê for B and B phở for P.
Some common phrases:
XIN CHAO: hello
LAM ƠN/ VUI LONG: please
XIN LÔI: sorry/ excuse me
CAM ƠN: thank you
XIN CHIA BUÔN: condolences
CHUC MƯNG SINH NHÂT: happy birthday
CHUC MƯNG NĂM MƠI: happy new year
TUÂN SAU GĂP LAI: see you next week
As for how to say these phrases, come and listen to me on the next episodes.
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