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A Southern Vietnamese blog with bilingual lessons, 45 beginner units, dialogues, grammar notes, vocabulary, stories, and videos.
Your Vietnamese is a free blog for beginners and independent learners who want quick explanations rather than a complete course. It is useful when you need help with basic grammar, pronunciation, everyday phrases, dates, numbers, or Vietnamese typing.
Posts use English explanations, example sentences, and word-by-word mappings to show how Vietnamese works. A short grammar series covers sentence structure and major parts of speech. The pronunciation guide uses IPA and compares Northern, Central, and Southern forms. The site also includes Telex and VNI typing guides and a number-spelling tool.
Its strength is direct reference-style help without signup or payment. The tradeoff is that you must build your own study path. There is little listening beyond a few embedded videos, no real speaking practice, and no progress tracking. Most lessons were published in 2020, and the last new post was published in 2021.
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