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Your Vietnamese is a free blog by Peter Hưng for learners who want short written lessons rather than a full course. It suits beginners best, especially if you like learning through simple explanations and example-based posts on everyday topics such as numbers, dates, colors, and common phrases.

Most of the site is organized as blog posts. A lot of the content focuses on grammar basics, sentence structure, and literal word-for-word breakdowns that help you see how Vietnamese maps to English. There are also practical how to say articles, plus a simple online Vietnamese typepad and number-related tools that make writing practice easier.

What it does well is keep things direct. You can read one post at a time, pick the topic you need, and get a clear explanation without signing up or paying. The tone is personal and teacher-like, and the site invites readers to leave questions in comments.

The main limitation is that it is not a structured program. You are mostly browsing standalone posts, so you need to build your own study path. It is also heavily text based, so it will not give you much listening or speaking practice on its own. The site is still online and usable, but most visible lesson content is older rather than regularly updated.

Details

  • Format: Blog
  • Skills: Reading, Vocabulary, Grammar, Pronunciation
  • Cost: Free

Pros

  • Free to use
  • Clear grammar explanations
  • Useful typing practice tool
  • Good for beginners

Cons

  • No structured course path
  • Little listening practice
  • No speaking practice
  • Older content overall

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