Do you know the TRUE method of Vietnamese pronunciation? GIao chuyển liên tiếp, chỉ một_âm ? Giao chuyển liên tiếp, chỉ một là các tính từ mô tả các phát âm của người Việt và một số tiếng nói CHỈ CÓ 1 ÂM TIẾT lân cận Việt Nam.
'Đẹp người, đẹp nết" = Người đẹp, tính tốt (adj + noun = noun + adj) These flowers are beautiful = Này đây những bông hoa thật đẹp 'Rực rỡ cuối đông, cải vàng ven sông' Kìa kìa quê nhà, thắm đỏ mầu cờ (adv + noun, adj + noun)
Thank you so much for making a channel focusing on the Southern Dialect! I really, really appreciate it. All of my Vietnamese friends here in the States are from the South and I want to communicate with them well, but most of the learning channels/sites online focus on the Northern Dialect. Many thanks! ^.^
It’s still the same language. You can learn the northern dialect and still communicate with anyone. Also many people in the US are from the south but have northern heritage.
It's never too late to reconnect with your roots. I grew up in the U.S. and recently have started to learn and use Vietnamese more often. I live in New Mexico so there are hardly any Vietnamese around but I talk to myself, watching Vietnamese shows, watch Vietnamese youtube videos and stuff to keep to learn and develop my Vietnamese and more importantly, to not lose my roots.
@@ThinhTran-wy6vc I learn Vietnamese because here in Kansas, we have a lot of Vietnamese native speakers and my family always speaks Vietnamese to each other. Also some of my family members don’t know English.
It's so weird for me to watch this lol, I'm half vietnamese and I speak it fluently with my mother and my other relatives. My problem is, that there are many words that my mother only says in my other language (we don't live in Vietnam), so I don't know these words in vietnamese. And when relatives say them, I have no idea what they mean. Sounds strange but I had for example no idea what goodbye means in vietnamese xD So thank you for making this video! I don't understand anything in northern vietnamese but it seems like there are much mor videos that teach u northern than southern vietnamese. So rlly, thank you!
You are such a great teacher, the lesson is very clear with clear pronunciation and accent,very easy to follow. Thank you, hope to see you again in lesson 2
I just stumbled upon your videos. I have to say, they are very good quality and easy to follow. I started trying to learn Vietnamese through Duolingo, but fell off because I wasn't getting any explanation nearly as in-depth as you provide. This has inspired me to start again. As a police officer who has a large Vietnamese population in my district, this will prove to be very helpful in providing service. Thank you!
Thank you for the video in Southern Vietnamese. I am nguoi Hoa, Chinese who was born in Cholon, Vietnam and haven't learned Vietnamese due to leaving Vietnam at an early age. I went back to Vietnam a few times, but my wife despite being nguoi Hoa spoke mostly Vietnamese at home in Vietnam before we married. I have learned some Tieng Viet here in the USA by borrowing learning materials in Vietnamese at the library and online, but what's taught are usually the northern accent. Thanks again.
Many thank you for providing such a nice lesson, I have been looking for a kind of tutoring for the real southern conversation for a while. You make it simpler and interesting with the role-play, it's really motivated me to study more of VN language :) please keep making more video further nhe.
I'm starting to follow your videos, Phi. Since I'm going to Saigon for a short visit I thought knowing the basics of Vietnamese will go a long way. I loved this video.. cảm ơn, em Keep up the food job👍
Cha`o ban Thanks for sharing this....I've always wanted to learn Vietnamese....and you've made it easy! Thanks also for liking my video :) being that I'm southern. haha
im a filipino living in taiwan and i got a lot of vietnamese friends,this is wonderful and would help me,im planning to surprise them by speaking vietnamese language from what ive learn today haha!
Glad to find out a place that really teaches Southern accent finally. I got audio from library and bookstore, but my wife (from Saigon), always said those sounds were from Northern region. That is so discouraging to me. Well she speaks the language, but she doesn't know how to teach me. I prefer to learn from sources that can render more detailed explanations.
Thanks for the video.. My girlfriend is from Ho Chi Minh City and knows Southern Dialect.. I am willing to learn the basics for her; but all the apps are northern dialect teachings.. I will use your videos. Thanks a lot and hope to see more from you after I Get through all the lessons here.
M'y parents are Vietnamese but i dont speak it, they Come from south. Should i learn Northern or southern Vietnamese ? I find southern easier but it seems Northern accent is the accent used in news
I enjoyed the video! You're such a good actor! And your English is good, I agree it's easy to understand. Now you need to work hard to make more videos and I will be happy to see > 1 000 000 000 views on your channel one day! :)
hello. I am half Vietnamese, and I am in Vietnam right now trying to learn the language better! I have watched many of your videos! but do you think you could make one of some things Vietnamese people say when they're mad or things things they would say that is humorous
Chào Anh, in fact, many Vietnamese people pronounce many French words with nặng tone, they pronounce the word “parc” as “pạc” instead of “pác”, the word “merci” as “mẹc-xi” instead of “méc-xi”, I don’t know why.
This definitely helped me improve my viet more, I grew up in the US so I gradually lost a lot of my viet speaking (I understand it when someone's talking but speaking is horrible)
This is a good lesson because I want to learn the Southern accent, however, it would have been useful to also include pronunciation tips for the words as well.
Thank you for your comment, skweems. Google Translate mainly uses the Northern dialect of Vietnamese, which may lead to differences in pronunciation compared to the Southern dialect. Therefore, it's important to keep in mind that the translations provided by Google Translate may not always be accurate and to continue learning Vietnamese with a focus on the dialect you wish to speak.
Cảm ơn anh nhiều nha!!!. Dậy không có nhiều video nói chuyện trong southern 🥲 cha mẹ của em chỉ nói trong southern mà không có gì video southern đâu. Em cảm ơn anh nhiều nha 🙏🙏🙏 (em xin lỗi nếu mà có gì nào sai)
Haha, no offense taken! In some cultures, it's considered rude to use your left hand for certain actions, but that's not the case for shaking hands in Vietnamese culture. Thanks for watching our video on Southern Vietnamese accents!
Phi, when you say "Mình phải đi rồi"... the 'R' in rồi sounds to me like a 'J' in English. I thought in the south R sounds the same as an 'R' in English, while in the north sounds like a Z. Could you please explain why the J pronunciation?
It kinda sounds like a J because the tongue just curves up and doesn't move when the air goes out like the R in Spanish, but as you can see his lower and upper teeth are not close up to each other so if you listen carefully you'll see the difference between this R and J. This R is the lazier R :)) compared to the Spanish one, usually used on TV, in speech, formal situations, etc. In South-East Vietnam (mainly Saigon) many people use this R, it's correct and easier than Spanish R, but in South-West (Mekong Delta) people then to speak R like a G in Good.
You should have said," It means" not " it's means" . Anyway, thank U for sharing this video with us. I have once visited Southern Vietnam for 2 weeks and I was in a big trouble communicating with people.
I have lived in the US all my life, so I wanted to start learning Vietnamese now so I can communicate with both my parents once I’m older since they speak a lot of Vietnamese. This channel is very helpful since they are both from the south and I can understand it better since they only speak the southern dialect. Thank you!
+iheartheadcrabs chào bạn! Means hey you! Just you in general! Maybe because you are foreigner, they say XIN CHAO! But we still many other types of saying hello!
I'm considering myself as the native "Saigonese" speaker and I feel the word "Tam biet" is kinda weird in this video, buddy. No matter it's the formal or informal conversation, I'd prefer to use "Bye" at the end and I doubled that 90% people in the south of Vietnam don't that word, too. Overall, ya did a great job. Thanks for everything :)
iheartheadcrabs Xin Chao is basically the formal way of saying "Hello" while "Chao ban" is more informal like "Hey friend". You wouldn't say Chao ban to your parents or anyone older than you.
I am a Vietnamese. "Xin chào" we can use whenever, everyone. And "chào bạn" we just talk with friend, coworker, and some person you don't know their age but you can guess they are your age, or younger, older some age... Best. You should say "xin chào" is most polite. Dear.
The meanings of "Tên bạn là gì?" and "Bạn tên gì" are exactly the same. However "bạn tên gì" sounds more natural to native speakers. Similar situation for " Tên tôi là... " and "Mình tên là...." . "mình tên là..." sounds more natural.
There is a subtle difference in meaning. Tên bạn is a shortening of tên của bạn (your name) so tên bạn là gì is more of "what is your name?" while bạn tên (là) gì? means "what are you named?" The pronoun mình means "self" but is often used to mean "I/me" or "we" in Southern Vietnamese.
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Do you know the TRUE method of Vietnamese pronunciation?
GIao chuyển liên tiếp, chỉ một_âm ?
Giao chuyển liên tiếp, chỉ một là các tính từ mô tả các phát âm của người Việt và một số tiếng nói CHỈ CÓ 1 ÂM TIẾT lân cận Việt Nam.
'Đẹp người, đẹp nết" = Người đẹp, tính tốt (adj + noun = noun + adj)
These flowers are beautiful = Này đây những bông hoa thật đẹp
'Rực rỡ cuối đông, cải vàng ven sông'
Kìa kìa quê nhà, thắm đỏ mầu cờ (adv + noun, adj + noun)
/ian/ = /ia/ + /n/ = /iên/ ==> /hian/ = /hiên/, /niên/ = /nian/?
/u/: ui, út
/u/ = /'w/: /'wi/ /'wy/ = /uy/
Chào mọi người
Thank you so much for making a channel focusing on the Southern Dialect! I really, really appreciate it. All of my Vietnamese friends here in the States are from the South and I want to communicate with them well, but most of the learning channels/sites online focus on the Northern Dialect. Many thanks! ^.^
thank yout!!! :)
It’s still the same language. You can learn the northern dialect and still communicate with anyone. Also many people in the US are from the south but have northern heritage.
I've lost so much of my Vietnamese over the years, this helps a bit.
It's never too late to reconnect with your roots. I grew up in the U.S. and recently have started to learn and use Vietnamese more often. I live in New Mexico so there are hardly any Vietnamese around but I talk to myself, watching Vietnamese shows, watch Vietnamese youtube videos and stuff to keep to learn and develop my Vietnamese and more importantly, to not lose my roots.
@@ThinhTran-wy6vc I learn Vietnamese because here in Kansas, we have a lot of Vietnamese native speakers and my family always speaks Vietnamese to each other. Also some of my family members don’t know English.
@@peepguy3524 that's awesome! How'd you like it there in Kansas?
@@ThinhTran-wy6vc it’s great! The people there are really nice and always want to talk to me!
I'm not even quite a foreigner, as I am half vietnamese, but never properly spoke it, so I'm watching this video xD
Lilac half vietnamese which country? me also half vietnamese
you really need to add more videos on the language :) You are easy to understand. :)
+Patty Tikalsky Thank you very much, that means a lot to us!
wow!! I found a hidden gem. thanks for your contribution to forieners.
thank you! hope this channel can help your Vietnamese Studying!
This was a very engaging approach for an introduction. I quite enjoyed and felt very intrigued watching your video. Great job and thank you!
+Luis Lopez ruclips.net/video/nXdWCTXBkGM/видео.html here our new lesson, please check, hope you like it
You're a great teacher. I'm really impressed! I've already seen at least ten videos where you teach your language. I'll keep watching more.
Thank you very much that means a lot to us ! and we are very happy that this channel can help you with learning Vietnamese
This has been very helpful for my daughter who is half vietnamese and currently trying to learn southern vietnamese.
It's so weird for me to watch this lol, I'm half vietnamese and I speak it fluently with my mother and my other relatives.
My problem is, that there are many words that my mother only says in my other language (we don't live in Vietnam), so I don't know these words in vietnamese. And when relatives say them, I have no idea what they mean. Sounds strange but I had for example no idea what goodbye means in vietnamese xD
So thank you for making this video! I don't understand anything in northern vietnamese but it seems like there are much mor videos that teach u northern than southern vietnamese. So rlly, thank you!
+Kim DE/VN thank you! We are happy that you like this video!
This is great. Your a wonderful teacher. I love southern Vietnamese.
Cảm ơn Andy
You are such a great teacher, the lesson is very clear with clear pronunciation and accent,very easy to follow. Thank you, hope to see you again in lesson 2
Cảm ơn anh, We have taught more than 10 lessons now you can take a look at all the lesons. Thank you for watching
I just stumbled upon your videos. I have to say, they are very good quality and easy to follow.
I started trying to learn Vietnamese through Duolingo, but fell off because I wasn't getting any explanation nearly as in-depth as you provide.
This has inspired me to start again.
As a police officer who has a large Vietnamese population in my district, this will prove to be very helpful in providing service. Thank you!
Cảm ơn Johnny, im glad that we can help you!
So considerate an officer
So glad I found this channel!, I've been using Rosetta stone.. But its all northern Vietnamese.
thank you :) you can even find more practice exercise on our site : svff.info/
You've made many helpful videos for foreigners like me to learn Vietnam language. Many thanks!
Rat vui duoc gap ban - happy/pleased to meet you
rất vui được gặp bạn
This is amazing and Southern Dialect too! Cảm ơn 🙏🏽
Thank you for the video in Southern Vietnamese. I am nguoi Hoa, Chinese who was born in Cholon, Vietnam and haven't learned Vietnamese due to leaving Vietnam at an early age. I went back to Vietnam a few times, but my wife despite being nguoi Hoa spoke mostly Vietnamese at home in Vietnam before we married. I have learned some Tieng Viet here in the USA by borrowing learning materials in Vietnamese at the library and online, but what's taught are usually the northern accent. Thanks again.
Very good lesson! You teach very well, thanks for the lesson!
I have watched this video over 40 times from the beginning to the end. Very informative!
Many thank you for providing such a nice lesson, I have been looking for a kind of tutoring for the real southern conversation for a while. You make it simpler and interesting with the role-play, it's really motivated me to study more of VN language :) please keep making more video further nhe.
+Thitima K. Thanks you! We're trying on making more hope you enjoy the video
+Learn Southern Vietnamese Accent with SVFF *thank you
+Thitima K. Thank you
I'm starting to follow your videos, Phi. Since I'm going to Saigon for a short visit I thought knowing the basics of Vietnamese will go a long way.
I loved this video.. cảm ơn, em
Keep up the food job👍
Cool, i hope that this channel can help you :)
More people need to subscribe to you. Im glad to find your channel. My bf is speaks southern Vietnamese. So I am trying to learn it.
Dạ cảm ơn chị
挺有趣的视频，这样学习的效果好，感谢。Very interesting lesson! impressive! thanks.
Cảm ơn bạn
I love this lesson!! Thank you!
Cha`o ban Thanks for sharing this....I've always wanted to learn Vietnamese....and you've made it easy! Thanks also for liking my video :) being that I'm southern. haha
Loll
tiếng việt rất dễ nếu bạn yêu thích và chăm chỉ luyện tập
được nghe những câu Eng vỡ lòng nhớ cô giáo dạy tiếng Anh ngày xưa quá, (:
😅😅
Great videos! At last I have found a manner and style that I can really work with :-) Than you!
Cảm ơn chị! Thank you very much
im a filipino living in taiwan and i got a lot of vietnamese friends,this is wonderful and would help me,im planning to surprise them by speaking vietnamese language from what ive learn today haha!
Ohh yeah its very easy and interesting gud job dear make more videos like this
Cảm ơn bạn
Thank you so much. I love it. I have been looking something for my son and daughter. Cam on anh nhieu.
Thank you for making these videos - this is the best southern Vietnamese language lessons on RUclips! Make more please
Thank you for this because I am part viet and want to learn vietnamese
Wow this video is very helpful. I like learning Saigon Vietnamese. Thank you guys very much.
+Raymond Pang (Meximus) thank youu
I like your teaching style.
Glad to hear that
Video này rất dễ hiểu.
Thật tuyệt.
とても分かりやすいです。
いいビデオです。
Glad to find out a place that really teaches Southern accent finally. I got audio from library and bookstore, but my wife (from Saigon), always said those sounds were from Northern region. That is so discouraging to me. Well she speaks the language, but she doesn't know how to teach me. I prefer to learn from sources that can render more detailed explanations.
We are so happy that you found us 😇
Thanks for the video.. My girlfriend is from Ho Chi Minh City and knows Southern Dialect.. I am willing to learn the basics for her; but all the apps are northern dialect teachings.. I will use your videos. Thanks a lot and hope to see more from you after I Get through all the lessons here.
Glad it was helpful!
you are a really good teacher and funny too!
Cảm ơn
Great lesson! Entertaining too! My only problem - even slowed to half speed, pronunciation of R in Rồi is a complete mystery to my ear.
Thank you so much :) I hope our new video about R sound will help: ruclips.net/video/Pea89aaxgMU/видео.html
M'y parents are Vietnamese but i dont speak it, they Come from south.
Should i learn Northern or southern Vietnamese ? I find southern easier but it seems Northern accent is the accent used in news
South if u live in US
I enjoyed the video! You're such a good actor! And your English is good, I agree it's easy to understand. Now you need to work hard to make more videos and I will be happy to see > 1 000 000 000 views on your channel one day! :)
Thank god, you remembered! Thanks you very much! You don't know how this means to us! Will try our best! :)
hello. I am half Vietnamese, and I am in Vietnam right now trying to learn the language better! I have watched many of your videos! but do you think you could make one of some things Vietnamese people say when they're mad or things things they would say that is humorous
Video hay quá thầy ơi
cảm ơn bạn
Thank you very much
dạ
I am currently learning Vietnamese and love your videos. They are very helpful.Do you offer classes?
+Ashley Laury we now just offer private Skype class, please send us an email if you want more information svffvn@gmail.com
Cảm ơn vd này
Dạ không có gì đâu
Cảm ơn bạn
wow best way to learn great sir
Great method!! I LOVE YOU!
Can we stop and appreciate this guy's funny ass facial expressions???
Thanks for the lesson!
Very nice video! Well done!
Thank you very much!
These videos are so great!!
Cảm ơn anh Blake
was she staring at a blank notebook before you approached her? lol
Really good video. Please do more like this :)
+peter ingram thank you!
The Vay in "Minh cung Vay" is pronounced like "yay" in Southern accent
Chào Anh, in fact, many Vietnamese people pronounce many French words with nặng tone, they pronounce the word “parc” as “pạc” instead of “pác”, the word “merci” as “mẹc-xi” instead of “méc-xi”, I don’t know why.
you use Minh.... when do you Tôi to say "I" ? cảm ơn vì những bài học
This definitely helped me improve my viet more, I grew up in the US so I gradually lost a lot of my viet speaking (I understand it when someone's talking but speaking is horrible)
This is a good lesson because I want to learn the Southern accent, however, it would have been useful to also include pronunciation tips for the words as well.
Cảm ơn anh đã góp Ý nha tụi em sẽ điều chỉnh trong các video tiếp theo
I love it, thank you Phi
❤️
Sono molto contento! Very good!
Chào mọi người
Chào bạn
This is a fair video because 1 giant mistake is each word should be translated.
a nói tiếng việt chuẩn quá ,
Người Việt mà
Which dialect does Google Translate use? Because words like “gì” or “giờ” have Z sounds instead of G
Thank you for your comment, skweems. Google Translate mainly uses the Northern dialect of Vietnamese, which may lead to differences in pronunciation compared to the Southern dialect. Therefore, it's important to keep in mind that the translations provided by Google Translate may not always be accurate and to continue learning Vietnamese with a focus on the dialect you wish to speak.
great video. Many thanks.
+Марина Робинсон cảm ơn bạn!
The pronounciation of words (not the tones) are hard for me because i speak korean and some sounds here in vietnamese are hard to say
Thx!
cảm ơn bạn đã xem video nhe!
Cảm ơn anh nhiều nha!!!. Dậy không có nhiều video nói chuyện trong southern 🥲 cha mẹ của em chỉ nói trong southern mà không có gì video southern đâu. Em cảm ơn anh nhiều nha 🙏🙏🙏 (em xin lỗi nếu mà có gì nào sai)
cảm ơn bạn!
Lol I thought she was offended by using your left hand to shake haha
Haha, no offense taken! In some cultures, it's considered rude to use your left hand for certain actions, but that's not the case for shaking hands in Vietnamese culture. Thanks for watching our video on Southern Vietnamese accents!
Phi, when you say "Mình phải đi rồi"... the 'R' in rồi sounds to me like a 'J' in English. I thought in the south R sounds the same as an 'R' in English, while in the north sounds like a Z. Could you please explain why the J pronunciation?
It kinda sounds like a J because the tongue just curves up and doesn't move when the air goes out like the R in Spanish, but as you can see his lower and upper teeth are not close up to each other so if you listen carefully you'll see the difference between this R and J.
This R is the lazier R :)) compared to the Spanish one, usually used on TV, in speech, formal situations, etc. In South-East Vietnam (mainly Saigon) many people use this R, it's correct and easier than Spanish R, but in South-West (Mekong Delta) people then to speak R like a G in Good.
You are pronouncing the letter “v” with the northern accent as a “v”. My family in the south pronounce the letter “v” as a “g”.
You should have said," It means" not " it's means" . Anyway, thank U for sharing this video with us. I have once visited Southern Vietnam for 2 weeks and I was in a big trouble communicating with people.
LOL, are you ever going back? If so do you know the language better now? :)
thanks man. cảm ơn!
timeismichael không có gì nè :)
i introduce for foreigner a book for learing vietnamese is "Useful Vietnamese for Expats"
My name is Phi too and I speak Saigonese also (Q4) 😂
I have lived in the US all my life, so I wanted to start learning Vietnamese now so I can communicate with both my parents once I’m older since they speak a lot of Vietnamese. This channel is very helpful since they are both from the south and I can understand it better since they only speak the southern dialect. Thank you!
Cảm ơn Trâm Anh
Love u 😘
Any question Just Feel Free to comment!
Could u please do more videos like this
yeah, more videos plzzz
nice to see you? o nice to meet you ? min 4.19. 8.41
Just the same, it’s nice to meet you.
We made a mistake
Learning Vietnamese because my partner is Vietnamese :)
how do you feel when study language vietnamses .
You should translate each words so we know what we are saying
marking myself here
i’m tryna learn vietnamese because i forgot to speak my native language due to speaking english all the time at school
Good luck to you.
@@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF Thanks homie 😁😁
really good
Hello,is “Thi” translated to “test” in English ? Thanks
Yes, but normally we say "đi thi" - to take a test
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If you,translate the word,” Minh”and “gi”, exactly,what does it mean in English ?
Minh means me
Gì mean what
I am half Vietnamese.
Omg the acting is funny xD
I am staying in HCMC, and everyone says "xin chao" for hello, I never heard "chao ban" before.. What is the difference?
+iheartheadcrabs chào bạn! Means hey you! Just you in general! Maybe because you are foreigner, they say XIN CHAO! But we still many other types of saying hello!
I'm considering myself as the native "Saigonese" speaker and I feel the word "Tam biet" is kinda weird in this video, buddy. No matter it's the formal or informal conversation, I'd prefer to use "Bye" at the end and I doubled that 90% people in the south of Vietnam don't that word, too. Overall, ya did a great job. Thanks for everything :)
iheartheadcrabs Xin Chao is basically the formal way of saying "Hello" while "Chao ban" is more informal like "Hey friend". You wouldn't say Chao ban to your parents or anyone older than you.
None of Vietnamese says "xin chao" for hello to Vietnamese, exception foreigners
I am a Vietnamese. "Xin chào" we can use whenever, everyone. And "chào bạn" we just talk with friend, coworker, and some person you don't know their age but you can guess they are your age, or younger, older some age... Best. You should say "xin chào" is most polite.
Dear.
What's the difference between Tên bạn là gì? and Bạn tên gì?
And Tên tôi là ... and Mình tên ...
The meanings of "Tên bạn là gì?" and "Bạn tên gì" are exactly the same. However "bạn tên gì" sounds more natural to native speakers.
Similar situation for " Tên tôi là... " and "Mình tên là...." . "mình tên là..." sounds more natural.
Hope this satisfied you confusion!
+Learn Southern Vietnamese Accent with SVFF Great. Thank you :)
There is a subtle difference in meaning. Tên bạn is a shortening of tên của bạn (your name) so tên bạn là gì is more of "what is your name?" while bạn tên (là) gì? means "what are you named?" The pronoun mình means "self" but is often used to mean "I/me" or "we" in Southern Vietnamese.
Grey G Tên bạn là gì look like your name. Bạn tên gì, like you see it not have (là), and just have YOU not your.
Im viet but im not crazy fluent but i wanna know what dialect i am?
How do you say, “im late for work now?” In Viet?
@@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF con phai di lam day. I have have the special letters so i had to improvise sorry.
@@brienYT that's incorrect. "I'm late for work" is "Đã trễ giờ đi làm của tôi rồi."
cho mình hỏi ad là người nước nào thế?
Nước Việt Nam nhe bạn!
xin chào
xin chào
name music?
Tiếng việt chỉ khó ngữ âm thôi nên các bạn cố gắng nhé !
Thank u very much
Tiếng việt dễ mà
Why does the girl use
thi sao?