Shopping for Food – Conversational Vietnamese for Tourists [with Audio]
Learn basic tourist-level Vietnamese in this text-and-audio lesson featuring a mock dialogue: shopping for food at a small wet-market
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Awkward Personal Questions Tourists Are Asked in Vietnam
Tourists in Vietnam should prepare for some personal questions: Why are you tall? Are you married? Why is your skin so white? … Some example replies
12 Fun (and Useful) Vietnamese Slangs, with Audio
Listen to how to pronounce 12 common slangs that are useful in Vietnam, and what they mean, like DM, Vãi đái, Hãm, and more
Giời ơi! – How to say “Oh My God!” in Vietnamese
“Ối giời ơi”, or just “giời ơi” is pronounced like “zoi oi”. It means “Oh my God!” or “Oh Heavens!” in Vietnamese. People love to hear it.
What does “Đi đi mau” mean in Vietnamese?
Đi đi mau translates to “go go, quickly!” in Vietnamese, like “Let’s go!” in English, or “Hurry up! Let’s move!”
How to say “I don’t understand” in Vietnamese
Tôi không hiểu – Two of the most useful expressions in Vietnamese are I don’t understand and I don’t know.
15 Essential Vietnamese Phrases for Travelers in Vietnam
15 key expressions that are important for survival in Vietnam — and also serve as great mini-lessons to study Vietnamese grammar. From “give me my passport” to “I am sick”