Greetings in Vietnamese are more than just saying "hello"

You might think that "chào" in Vietnamese is simply "hello", but in Vietnamese culture it's a sign of respect to say it to people who are older or to guests. In this episode we explore the nuances of Vietnamese greetings and how to use it properly with people older than you.
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[@binhphan]

Thanks for keeping the videos fun

[@clair5385]

wholesome content

[@darrowsoares2106]

Thank you! My Viet wife thinks it's boring to teach me Vietnamese.

[@venturejay]

He did not enjoy being called “Uncle”.

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That place selling bánh mì is my fav

[@vinguy]

Great content! If you happen to be taking subject requests… Can you do a video on when to use minh, chung toi, chung ta, etc? Feel like I’ve struggled with this forever since I’m always just referring to myself with my Viet name or mis-using minh lol

[@survival.vietnamese]

Yes! We're on it!