Learn Vietnamese through conversation and practice
Tung Dao, Freethinker
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Lesson 1: Vietnamese Tones
8:48 -
Lesson 2: Vietnamese Alphabet
7:58 -
Lesson 3: Word rules
10:28 -
Lesson 4: Personal Pronoun
10:36 -
1 - New words
12:25 -
Dialogue 1: What is you name?
0:46 -
Dialogue 1 Translate and Explain
6:52 -
Dialogue 2: Where are you from?
0:34 -
Dialogue 2 Translate and Explain
4:16 -
Dialog 3: Can you speak Vietnamese
0:38 -
Dialog 3 Translate and Explain
4:11 -
Lesson 5: Ask Question Methods
15:00 -
2 - New words
4:22 -
Dialogue 4: Asking for direction
0:54 -
Dialogue 4 Translate and Explain
5:32 -
Dialogue 5: I am Hungry
0:37 -
Dialogue 5 Translate and Explain
3:02 -
Lesson 6: Numbers and currency
7:42 -
3 - New words
8:09 -
Dialogue 6: Do you have enough money?
0:50 -
Dialogue 6 translate and explain
4:45 -
Dialogue 7: Buy a shirt
0:53 -
Dialogue 7 translate and explain
7:04 -
Lesson 7: Food and drink
10:29 -
4 - New words
6:37 -
Dialogue 8: Invite someone a drink
0:37 -
Dialogue 8 Translate and explain
3:19 -
Dialogue 9: Invite someone to dinner
0:57 -
Dialogue 9 translate and explain
6:12 -
Dialogue 10: Order food
0:59 -
Dialogue 10 translate and explain
5:26
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About This Class
This course is for everyone who want to learn Vietnamese.
I have recorded many videos conversation and explanation for you to learn Vietnamese.
I hope you will enjoy my class.
Thank you
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Tung Dao has two bachelors degrees from USA schools: Biochemistry BS from Brigham Young University Hawaii and Liberal Arts BA from Southern Virginia University. While in school, he took over 180 credits in various subjects: programming, database, philosophy, and STEM,...
He worked over 3 years as database administrator for Brigham Young University Hawaii after graduated. He got accepted to the physical chemistry PhD program at Brigham Young University in 2015 but had postponed his stud...
