5 Differences between North and South Vietnam
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2022
- Practice listening Vietnamese with slow and comprehensible input , where I tell you about the differences between North and South Vietnam.
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Your voice is music.
Beautiful music. 🙂
ah thank you for the sweet words :Đ wait till you hear me speaking on the phone with my family :Đ
@@SlowVietnamese I would love to hear that.
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You have a lovely voice and smile. I enjoyed this video.
thank you for your compliment and feedback! I hope you will enjoy new series in the future too!
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Thank you very much ❤️
Em sắp chuyển nhà dến hà nội từ TPHCM bởi vì em thích giọng miền Bắc nhiều hơn và bạn gái của em sống gần Hà Nội. Em xin chị cảm ơn làm video này ạ.
Sorry i am on year late watching and replying to your BEAUTIFUL video . { NEW SUBSCRIBER }. I agree with you , the South seems to be my favorite . Thank you for being so kind and giving ! 🌺 God Bless Viet Nam ! 🙏
Rất thích video này, ngôn ngữ tự nhiên và chủ để hấp dẫn! đưa vào cô để luyện tập nghe
Cảm ơn nhiều!
Very interesting.
thank you for watching!
Cháu nói rất đúng
cảm ơn chú :Đ
Very nice and interesting clip! And the part about people caring for abandoned cats and dogs is heartwarming.
As far as the accent is concerned, I prefer Northern so far, but as to the culture it looks like the South would be more suitable for me. :)
I understand : )
@@SlowVietnamese :)
Câm ơn cháu. I can hear your Northern accent.
Thank you for the video. While with my broken Vietnamese, I can usually catch few words here and there in a casual conversation spoken in Northern accent and generally understand what people are talking about, Southern Vietnamese is largely unintelligible to me. It feels like a whole different language for learners who are used to the Northern accent. 😂
you're right!
northern vietnamese is so hard for me to understand😿. we got the opposite problem
This lady has the friggin nicest voice. She should seriously do like audiobooks or something lol
😅
"I was born in Hanoi and lived there for nearly 30 years," says Thuy, who looks precisely 12 :-)
😂 nooo!
@@SlowVietnamese well, Thủy không già :-) I am coming to Hoi An tháng năm this year ... năm ngày ... looking forward to it.
❤
I don't know if this is true but many people including my fathers say northern Vietnamese are abusive toward animals. They also eat dogs which is "thit cay".
Unfortunately it's true. There are many cruelty activities toward animals in the north
Chào cô giáo. Tôi sống ở hải ngoại rất lâu rồi. Bố mẹ tôi là người miền Bắc nhưng tôi sanh ở miền Nam. Tôi rất thích giọng của cô giáo vì c
Cảm ơn ạ :D
Chào Em,Tôi thích Em video và phổ bò, những,i can't remember all the words, but today i learned và& những
Cảm ơn :Đ
Love this ! Vegan too yah!!
Wonderful video made by a person who actually knows the country ! As opposed to all those bs videos of foreigners that have just been a week and call themselves digital nomads.
thank you!
"I was born in Hanoi and lived there for nearly 30 years" I was shocked because to me she still looks 22 max
Does middle Vietnam have the advantages of both north and south?
haha good question :D it's different, it's culture is closer to southern but not totally.
Hello Thuy. What do you think is the reason for the language differences between the North and South? Do you think it is because of the political division that existed for 30 years?
I don't think it's because of that. There are many factors: Vietnam expansion to the south since many centuries ago, custom, dialect, weather, migration from central Vietnam, ... You can read more here about "southward advance":
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nam_ti%E1%BA%BFn
@@SlowVietnamese Thank you!
Ê, O. Người miền Trung khác nhau với người miền Bắc và miền Nam ra sao? Phải phân biệt chú.😮😮😅
I agree with most of what you said, just not that Southern are more friendly than Northern. I think Northern are way much more friendly than Southern, especially more politely. In HCMC when you buy something or go eat in a restaurant they don’t say a single word. No hello, nor the price, no thank you and no good bye.
I spent one night in HCMC and had exactly that experience in a restaurant. It was my first time in Vietnam and I quickly left and went to Cambodia, I thought I would never return because of it. It was unbearably hot too. Luckily I decided to take a chance some years later and went to the north and central regions and found the most wonderful, friendly, welcoming, and helpful people. tôi yêu Việt Nam
Lol for my own experience it's absolutely opposite. They don't even treat any other Northern Vietnamese from different regions right. If you are native Hanoi, for example, you might pay 2$, but if a Northern Vietnamese from different region will be asked to be paid 5$, Southern Vietnamese 8$, any other Asian race with Black 8$ or 10$, White people might be quite fluctuated either 2$, 8$ or free.
And not just about prices, there are way much more things but I can't manage to list them all. Their hypocrisy, aggression, discrimination, and violence. There must be a reason for their bad reputation that even lots of Northern Vietnamese also have to agree. Lots of countries even have to limit any Vietnamese immigrants that come from the North, can that say anything? We mostly see Northern Vietnamese in HCMC but rarely see Southern ones in any region of the North of Vietnam. And most of them will either stay there because of their marriage. If it's only for business or study, not so many other Vietnamese from different regions can manage to stay there long😕
@@mereditht8 totally exaggerating.
@@2asek lol well yea probably😅 I mean it's okay if you think that your experience is truth but my or others' experiences are exaggerating. Each of us had different experiences so it's actually my bad that I seemed getting emotional and somewhat forcing my experiences on you, but yea that's how they were to me and my friends/acquaintances. Like 10 people said can't compare to what you experienced on your own and I think that's normal. And maybe you're right too, just like nobody can see before that the Beast is charming except Belle.
Tbh and to be fair, you can ask any Vietnamese but not from the South or the Hanoi, ask those that are from the middle region and any other cities from the North, the Western, any Vietnamese around the world and maybe they can tell you somewhat. I don't know...maybe they can be more exagerating than I did..or maybe not🤷♀️
Anyway, I'm sorry that I quite react. I should end here though. Take care! :)
@@mereditht8 I'm Vietnamese, but pretty "neutral" since i was born in Europe and my family were all born and raised in Laos but we kept our Vietnamese culture. A lot of my Western friends just been recently to VN and they say the same as i said. I was this February in VN and i can't relate at all what you said. And it's true for me that not many Southern have manners to say hello or the hospitality how to treat a guest unlike northern. Anyway, Viets in general are miles away from Thai or Lao people if it comes to hospitality. I dont say Souther (or what you said Norther are) are bad, i just think that the Southern they are more into doing business than care about costumers. Not many restaurants in VN threated me friendly, if yes, then they were Northern like doing small talk, saying hello, thank you ect. IN Saigon, forget it, especially Benh Thanh market how they scream and yell (next that i dont like the souther dialect but thats my personal taste) Horrible.
Just like in the United States, southerners are nicer and more laid back than northerners.
That's the complete opposite to the UK. Im from the south and believe that the further north you go, the friendlier people become. I lived in Scotland for a while and found the most friendly welcoming people there.
@@threedoubles4827And of course most of the southerners in the US trace their ancestry to Northern England and Scotland, via Ireland (Scotch Irish, called “Ulster Scots” on your side of the pond).