
Explore back, rounded vowels in southern Vietnamese pronunciation, and master tongue position and rounded mouth shapes through guided practice with words like go, no, and ah.
Master southern Vietnamese pronunciation by learning the alphabet, vowels (front and back, rounded and unrounded), six tongue positions, initial and final consonants, and syllable rules.
Master Vietnamese pronunciation with a southern accent by learning three vowels a and e and seven initial consonants b, c, d, đ, g, h, k.
Master southern Vietnamese pronunciation by learning the vowels u, ô, o and the initial consonants l, m, n, p, r, s, with back and rounded vowel mouth shapes.
Master Vietnamese pronunciation (southern accent) covers five back, unrounded vowels (ư, ơ, â, a, ă) and five initial consonants (t, v, x, ch, tr) with guided practice.
Master the five initial consonants nh, ng (ngh), and g (gh) and the two tones dấu ngang and dấu sắc in southern Vietnamese pronunciation with actionable practice.
Learn the southern Vietnamese pronunciation of initial consonants qu, gi, kh, and ph, alongside the two tones huyền and nặng, through guided word practice and pronunciation drills.
Master Vietnamese pronunciation with a southern accent. Learn two initial consonants, t and th, practice air release and example words, and master the two tones, dấu hỏi and dấu ngã.
Explore initial consonants tr–ch, s–x, gi–d and c–k, g–gh, ng–ngh, with southern versus northern pronunciation notes and practice examples to master soft sounds in southern Vietnamese.
Master southern vietnamese vowel pronunciation for words ending with i and y, including diphthongs and triphthongs. Practice deep tones and rounded vowels to distinguish i and y in context.
WHY YOU SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON LEARNING PRONUNCIATION FIRST
Vietnamese is a tonal language and there are many sounds don't exist in English pronunciation. Therefore, good pronunciation will help you to understand others and to be understood by others.
In 8-year Vietnamese teaching journey, I have met many students at the elementary, intermediate and even advanced levels that really good at reading and listening. However, it’s really hard for them to be understood by others. Because they have made a lot of mistakes with pronunciation, which makes them feel discouraged in communicating with native speakers. And it's really hard for them to change their pronunciation habits after a long period of time speaking like that. Therefore, good pronunciation is really important when you start learning Vietnamese.
Please note that at the beginning of learning Vietnamese, just pick only one of the accent to follow, Northern or Souther accent. And later when you are at the intermediate or advanced level, you can practice listening both Northern and Southern accent. But first, just one of them. That will help you not to be confused.
THIS COURSE INCLUDES:
14 video lessons (8.5 hours) + Pdf file
Audios for practicing
Quizzes and practicing exercises in lessons
One Vietnamese article