I love learning Vietnamese from your video. I can now speak a few vietnamese words. I really want to speak fluently in Vietnamese and to have a trip to Vietnam one day. Thanks Linh for today lesson. Watching from Cambodia! 🇰🇭
Yes, there is and they are the same as in Chinese where it is the reverse in direction of what is in English. Example: Northwest - north = bắc, west = tây, if you reverse the order, you get ‘tây bắc’ in Vietnamese which literally is "west north" due to those terms being derived from Chinese 西北 ("northwest" literally, ‘west-north’ in Chinese, therefore it is the Chinese word order that is being followed by the Vietnamese language via these specific compass directions.
Exciting lesson again and again thanks
I love learning Vietnamese from your video. I can now speak a few vietnamese words. I really want to speak fluently in Vietnamese and to have a trip to Vietnam one day. Thanks Linh for today lesson. Watching from Cambodia! 🇰🇭
Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều, hi vọng sớm gặp bạn ^^
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Great video! Thanks
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Wow! So much vocabulary. I need to practice a lot on this one. Cảm ơn, Linh! 🤗😊
Excellent!
First of all,great lessons. Chào em,em khỏe không ? Is the word,”từ” means country in English? Em đến huống Bác? Cảm ơn
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Are there translations for directions such as, northeast, southeast, northwest, southwest, etc?
Yes, there is and they are the same as in Chinese where it is the reverse in direction of what is in English. Example: Northwest - north = bắc, west = tây, if you reverse the order, you get ‘tây bắc’ in Vietnamese which literally is "west north" due to those terms being derived from Chinese 西北 ("northwest" literally, ‘west-north’ in Chinese, therefore it is the Chinese word order that is being followed by the Vietnamese language via these specific compass directions.
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