Comments for Vietnamese - SurvivalPhrases http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese A Little Bit of Language Can Go Such a Long Way! Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:41:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.0 Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by Federico http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-213 Mon, 25 Aug 2008 20:49:10 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-213 Congratulations! Great course(s)! Question about "Thank you very much" in Vietnamese. Great Myan says something like "Cảm ơn [rach] nhiêu", which I cannot find in the accompanying .pdf. What is the word she says right between ơn and nhiêu? Thank you and keep up with the good work! Congratulations! Great course(s)!

Question about “Thank you very much” in Vietnamese. Great Myan says something like “Cảm ơn [rach] nhiêu”, which I cannot find in the accompanying .pdf. What is the word she says right between ơn and nhiêu?

Thank you and keep up with the good work!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Please. by afdaf http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-189 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 03:07:34 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-189 Growing up in the USA, I can still hear that the speaker speaks Vietnamese with an english accent. There should be a Vietnamese person who speaks Vietnamese with a Vietnamese accent. Growing up in the USA, I can still hear that the speaker speaks Vietnamese with an english accent. There should be a Vietnamese person who speaks Vietnamese with a Vietnamese accent.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - What Time Does it Close?/Open by Mike http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/12/31/what-time-does-it-closeopen/#comment-102 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:59:35 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/12/31/what-time-does-it-closeopen/#comment-102 Great website but, when are more lessons going to be added? There hasn't been a new one since December 31st last year! :sad: Great website but, when are more lessons going to be added? There hasn’t been a new one since December 31st last year! :sad:

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by mick http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-96 Wed, 05 Mar 2008 08:38:19 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-96 thanks for teaching me how to say thank you. do I take it that is how to say it to a man would I be right then for thank you to a women gam bah thanks for teaching me how to say thank you.
do I take it that is how to say it to a man
would I be right then for thank you to a women gam bah

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by Julie M http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-95 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 00:16:10 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-95 I could really use the phonetics on how to properly pronounce it. the podcast isn't all that clear, so a rough phonetic translation and hints on the pitch (rising/falling) would be very helpful! I agree that you could put more in a lesson. Thanks for including Vietnamese! I could really use the phonetics on how to properly pronounce it. the podcast isn’t all that clear, so a rough phonetic translation and hints on the pitch (rising/falling) would be very helpful! I agree that you could put more in a lesson.

Thanks for including Vietnamese!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Is There a Beach Nearby Here? by Mike http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/26/is-there-a-beach-nearby-here/#comment-93 Wed, 27 Feb 2008 18:13:06 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/26/is-there-a-beach-nearby-here/#comment-93 Hi, The lesson guide didn't match the audio for this lesson. Please look into that and keep up the good work! Hi,

The lesson guide didn’t match the audio for this lesson. Please look into that and keep up the good work!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Riding the Bus 2 by Mike http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/15/riding-the-bus-2/#comment-90 Wed, 13 Feb 2008 18:09:20 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/15/riding-the-bus-2/#comment-90 Hi, Can you also say "ben xe do" instead of saying "ben", for bus stop? Thanks a lot. Hi,

Can you also say “ben xe do” instead of saying “ben”, for bus stop? Thanks a lot.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Please. by Andrew http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-80 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 19:22:54 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-80 This is so amazing! I wish I had this before my trip to Saigon last year. We did our best with the words from the Lonely Planet, but it's impossible to understand the pronunciation of anything without hearing it. We learned a lot by being corrected, but I'll definitely study these pronunciations before I return to Vietnam. This is so amazing! I wish I had this before my trip to Saigon last year. We did our best with the words from the Lonely Planet, but it’s impossible to understand the pronunciation of anything without hearing it. We learned a lot by being corrected, but I’ll definitely study these pronunciations before I return to Vietnam.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Restaurant 5 - Vietnamese Dining Etiquette by Mike http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/14/restaurant-5-vietnamese-dining-etiquette/#comment-79 Fri, 25 Jan 2008 18:10:00 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/14/restaurant-5-vietnamese-dining-etiquette/#comment-79 Great idea about the review lesson every 5-10 lessons. That would greatly help! Great idea about the review lesson every 5-10 lessons. That would greatly help!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Home Visit by Mikenerdb8 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/12/24/home-visit/#comment-64 Mon, 07 Jan 2008 08:18:51 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/12/24/home-visit/#comment-64 Lessons have really helped. I'm better at speaking with the kids. The talk back slower. One note.. It's really hard to understand with several people speaking at once. Still in Vietnam.. Now in Nha Trang. Lessons have really helped. I’m better at speaking with the kids. The talk back slower. One note.. It’s really hard to understand with several people speaking at once. Still in Vietnam.. Now in Nha Trang.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Home Visit by Mikenerdb8 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/12/24/home-visit/#comment-62 Tue, 25 Dec 2007 22:19:02 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/12/24/home-visit/#comment-62 Leaving for Vietnam on the 27th Dec.... I'm still practing... will let you how I do... Wife will be there to save me though. Leaving for Vietnam on the 27th Dec…. I’m still practing… will let you how I do… Wife will be there to save me though.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Hotel 1 (checking in) by txt http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/14/hotel-1-checking-in/#comment-61 Tue, 11 Dec 2007 18:24:32 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/14/hotel-1-checking-in/#comment-61 I'm having the same issue with this lesson. I've got 2 PDFs and no audio. Can we get the audio lesson to download onto iTunes please? Thanks. I’m having the same issue with this lesson. I’ve got 2 PDFs and no audio. Can we get the audio lesson to download onto iTunes please? Thanks.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Where is the bathroom? by txt http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/13/where-is-the-bathroom/#comment-60 Thu, 06 Dec 2007 23:30:19 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/13/where-is-the-bathroom/#comment-60 I think you have to activate the iTune premium feed to get the notes to show up on your iPod. Hope this helps. I think you have to activate the iTune premium feed to get the notes to show up on your iPod. Hope this helps.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Admission - one please by Mhuynh http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/30/admission-one-please/#comment-59 Mon, 03 Dec 2007 12:13:43 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/30/admission-one-please/#comment-59 Hi, Great series. Very helpful. A couple of questions: #1- how many lessons will there be in total? The website says 50-60. Could you give me a more precise number? #2- In a couple of previous lessons there's 'coming soon'. Will these ever be updated to actually include the content? Just wondering. Keep up the great work and happy holidays. Thanks. -MH Hi,

Great series. Very helpful. A couple of questions:

#1- how many lessons will there be in total? The website says 50-60. Could you give me a more precise number?

#2- In a couple of previous lessons there’s ‘coming soon’. Will these ever be updated to actually include the content? Just wondering.

Keep up the great work and happy holidays. Thanks.

-MH

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Hotel 1 (checking in) by mikenerdb8 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/14/hotel-1-checking-in/#comment-58 Thu, 22 Nov 2007 03:54:29 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/14/hotel-1-checking-in/#comment-58 Somehow on the Premium iTunes Feed I get 2 PDF's and only one downloads but not the audio lesson. I have manually downloaded, but would love to get it into the podcast section for my ipod. Btw, if I haven't said so before.... I'm loving this. My wife doesn't have to teach me. Somehow on the Premium iTunes Feed I get 2 PDF’s and only one downloads but not the audio lesson. I have manually downloaded, but would love to get it into the podcast section for my ipod. Btw, if I haven’t said so before…. I’m loving this. My wife doesn’t have to teach me.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Basic Greeting by Susie http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/29/basic-greeting/#comment-57 Sat, 17 Nov 2007 14:16:07 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/29/basic-greeting/#comment-57 Jhow ban - I just found this website and from this basic lesson #4, it appears well done. Thank you. How do I find Lesson # 1? My nail tech and seamstress is Vietnamese and to be able to greet them in their language is going to be a trip. Cannot wait to see the expressions on their faces! This is just the beginning to be able to understand what the nail techs are saying about us Americans! Gotta start with the basics! Good Bye - ka-by-sow Jhow ban -

I just found this website and from this basic lesson #4, it appears well done. Thank you. How do I find Lesson # 1?

My nail tech and seamstress is Vietnamese and to be able to greet them in their language is going to be a trip. Cannot wait to see the expressions on their faces! This is just the beginning to be able to understand what the nail techs are saying about us Americans! Gotta start with the basics!

Good Bye - ka-by-sow

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Restaurant 3 - Waiter! by vietnamese restaurant vietnamese restaurant » Blog Archive » All American Restaurants :: Pizza, Chinese, Japanese, Mexican http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/08/31/restaurant-3-waiter/#comment-56 Sat, 17 Nov 2007 06:27:49 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/08/31/restaurant-3-waiter/#comment-56 [...] Travel Phrases - Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish .Learn Vietnamese travel phrases with SurvivalPhrases.com. . for a waiter or waitress so you can order at the restaurant. . JapanesePod101.com Want to Learn Korean? . [...] […] Travel Phrases - Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish .Learn Vietnamese travel phrases with SurvivalPhrases.com. . for a waiter or waitress so you can order at the restaurant. . JapanesePod101.com Want to Learn Korean? . […]

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - How Do You Read This? by Sindy http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/12/how-do-you-read-this/#comment-55 Wed, 14 Nov 2007 05:43:26 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/11/12/how-do-you-read-this/#comment-55 Mei!:wink: It was another great lesson today thank you! Keep up this great work.:cool::mrgreen: S_R_C Mei :wink:

It was another great lesson today thank you! Keep up this great work.:cool :mrgreen: S_R_C

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by Carl Kenner http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-50 Fri, 02 Nov 2007 18:42:40 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-50 When she says you will say "yi" more in the north, and "chi" more in the south, they are two different words. They both mean "what", or in this case "anything". But the word "yi" will be pronounced "zi" in the north. It is the same word with a different pronounciation. So you will hear "yi", "zi", or "chi". "yi" and "zi" are pronounced with a tone going down, and "chi" has a flat tone. When she says you will say “yi” more in the north, and “chi” more in the south, they are two different words. They both mean “what”, or in this case “anything”.

But the word “yi” will be pronounced “zi” in the north. It is the same word with a different pronounciation. So you will hear “yi”, “zi”, or “chi”. “yi” and “zi” are pronounced with a tone going down, and “chi” has a flat tone.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Apologies by Erica http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/08/10/apologies/#comment-46 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 03:05:04 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/08/10/apologies/#comment-46 :shock: vietnamese is soo hard to learn. but im tryin, thanks to you! keep it coming plz!:grin: :shock: vietnamese is soo hard to learn. but im tryin, thanks to you! keep it coming plz :grin:

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Numbers 2 (Counting 11-100) by Sindy http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/22/numbers-2-counting-11-100/#comment-40 Tue, 23 Oct 2007 01:05:54 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/22/numbers-2-counting-11-100/#comment-40 Mai! :wink: Great lesson, keep it up, I want more Vietnamese lessons more often, thanks! :cool::mrgreen: S_R_C Mai! :wink:

Great lesson, keep it up, I want more Vietnamese lessons more often, thanks! :cool :mrgreen: S_R_C

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Internet Cafe by admin http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/10/internet-cafe/#comment-36 Fri, 12 Oct 2007 06:51:31 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/10/internet-cafe/#comment-36 Cháo Jimmy B, I am really glad you are enjoying the lessons! Cảm ơn nhiều lắm. Chúc may mắn, Myan :wink: Cháo Jimmy B,

I am really glad you are enjoying the lessons!

Cảm ơn nhiều lắm.

Chúc may mắn,
Myan :wink:

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Internet Cafe by Jimmy B http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/10/internet-cafe/#comment-35 Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:51:21 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/10/internet-cafe/#comment-35 Looks like a Robot got the first post on this.... But hey, three updates in a week? You're going WILD. Thank you! Keep up the good work! Jimmy B Looks like a Robot got the first post on this….

But hey, three updates in a week? You’re going WILD. Thank you! Keep up the good work!

Jimmy B

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Internet Cafe by Lesson #20 - Internet Cafe http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/10/internet-cafe/#comment-34 Wed, 10 Oct 2007 09:53:24 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/10/10/internet-cafe/#comment-34 [...] You can read the rest of this blog post by going to the original source, here [...] […] You can read the rest of this blog post by going to the original source, here […]

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - How Much? by Jimmy B http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/28/how-much/#comment-33 Fri, 28 Sep 2007 14:26:22 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/28/how-much/#comment-33 Just a quick note - It seems like you have adjusted your lesson a bit, and I appreciate it! 1) There's more space after each repeat to make sure I have time to say it. 2) The review had all three phrases 3) The rising intonation at the end of some phrases was gone - it was more representative of the actual phrase. Thank you so much! Cám ón. Jim Just a quick note - It seems like you have adjusted your lesson a bit, and I appreciate it!
1) There’s more space after each repeat to make sure I have time to say it.
2) The review had all three phrases
3) The rising intonation at the end of some phrases was gone - it was more representative of the actual phrase.

Thank you so much! Cám ón.

Jim

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by Paul Foot http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-32 Mon, 24 Sep 2007 10:15:22 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-32 off to Vietmam Monnday this will be very useful off to Vietmam Monnday this will be very useful

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Restaurant 5 - Vietnamese Dining Etiquette by Jimmy B http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/14/restaurant-5-vietnamese-dining-etiquette/#comment-31 Sat, 22 Sep 2007 21:12:53 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/14/restaurant-5-vietnamese-dining-etiquette/#comment-31 Love the lessons... But I'd like to make a few comments: 1) I think there needs to be a LITTLE more time during the main lessons for repeating the words. 2) In the final review, it would be nice to have ALL of the constructions discussed reviewed: On a few of them, only the primary grammar point was reviewed. 3) Sometimes you say "Falling Tone", but it SOUNDS falling-rising: Is that more because you're rising intonation a little to imply "See? Like this?" 4) I do love your hosting, but it could help me out to hear the same words spoken by a second voice... perhaps a male voice? It doesn't need to be a "teamwork podcast" like JPod or anything, but having a second set of vocal cords doing the same words will help really establish the sound... 5) Perhaps every 5-10 lessons, you could release a "summary podcast" with all of the learning to date in it for review? That way I can review 10 lessons in 5 minutes rather than the 40 it takes to go through 10 podcasts. Thanks! Keep up the good work. Love the lessons… But I’d like to make a few comments:
1) I think there needs to be a LITTLE more time during the main lessons for repeating the words.

2) In the final review, it would be nice to have ALL of the constructions discussed reviewed: On a few of them, only the primary grammar point was reviewed.

3) Sometimes you say “Falling Tone”, but it SOUNDS falling-rising: Is that more because you’re rising intonation a little to imply “See? Like this?”

4) I do love your hosting, but it could help me out to hear the same words spoken by a second voice… perhaps a male voice? It doesn’t need to be a “teamwork podcast” like JPod or anything, but having a second set of vocal cords doing the same words will help really establish the sound…

5) Perhaps every 5-10 lessons, you could release a “summary podcast” with all of the learning to date in it for review? That way I can review 10 lessons in 5 minutes rather than the 40 it takes to go through 10 podcasts.

Thanks! Keep up the good work.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Counting 1-10 by mikenerdb8 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/21/counting-1-10/#comment-30 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 13:55:48 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/21/counting-1-10/#comment-30 I can't download the PDF guide through Itunes as it is propmting for spanish section password. I can’t download the PDF guide through Itunes as it is propmting for spanish section password.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Counting 1-10 by Jimmy B http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/21/counting-1-10/#comment-29 Fri, 21 Sep 2007 13:22:58 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/09/21/counting-1-10/#comment-29 Hello! The Premium Feed PDF for this lesson seems to be pointed at the "Spanish" directory, so my Vietnamese feed login doesn't work. Hello!

The Premium Feed PDF for this lesson seems to be pointed at the “Spanish” directory, so my Vietnamese feed login doesn’t work.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by Jimmy B http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-28 Sun, 09 Sep 2007 20:40:10 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-28 Hey! I'm starting up, and want to concur with Will above - I'd like to see more put into the lessons... and what's more the PDF guide has a LOT more stuff in it, but no guide on how to read Vietnamese! I'm not sure if Xin is pronounced "Sheen" or "Hin", if there's rising, high, falling intonation... an overview on how to read Vietnamese script would make these supplementary materials a lot more useful. It would also help me when ordering from menu - if I can get the basic reading principles down, I can order Phô. :wink: Thanks! Hey! I’m starting up, and want to concur with Will above - I’d like to see more put into the lessons… and what’s more the PDF guide has a LOT more stuff in it, but no guide on how to read Vietnamese! I’m not sure if Xin is pronounced “Sheen” or “Hin”, if there’s rising, high, falling intonation… an overview on how to read Vietnamese script would make these supplementary materials a lot more useful.

It would also help me when ordering from menu - if I can get the basic reading principles down, I can order Phô. :wink:

Thanks!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Apologies by Sindy http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/08/10/apologies/#comment-26 Sun, 12 Aug 2007 04:16:26 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/08/10/apologies/#comment-26 Hi Mien! :wink: Thank you for today's lesson and keep up Vietnamese languages lessons coming please, you do a great job and I enjoy Vietnamese very much. :mrgreen: Well I like all Asian countries, people and their languages so I'm going to learn the four of them offer here for now at Survival Phrases. :cool: :wink: S_R_C Hi Mien! :wink:

Thank you for today’s lesson and keep up Vietnamese languages lessons coming please, you do a great job and I enjoy Vietnamese very much. :mrgreen:

Well I like all Asian countries, people and their languages so I’m going to learn the four of them offer here for now at Survival Phrases. :cool: :wink: S_R_C

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Where is the bathroom? by mikenerdb8 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/13/where-is-the-bathroom/#comment-25 Tue, 07 Aug 2007 02:35:10 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/13/where-is-the-bathroom/#comment-25 I'm loving the lessons. I think I've heard this in a few lessons. It was mentioned that if one is a premium subscriber, one can click on the center button for more info. I'm logged in and do not see it. Am I hearing things or just blind? Thanks I’m loving the lessons. I think I’ve heard this in a few lessons. It was mentioned that if one is a premium subscriber, one can click on the center button for more info. I’m logged in and do not see it. Am I hearing things or just blind?

Thanks

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Can You Speak English? by Auntie http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-24 Sat, 28 Jul 2007 06:30:16 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-24 Yay, thank you Eran! Yay, thank you Eran!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Can You Speak English? by Eran http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-23 Sat, 28 Jul 2007 03:59:02 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-23 Auntie/Mikey - Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We have corrected the issue. If you update your iTunes feed you will get the Vietnamese audio lesson. Thanks for your patience and support Auntie/Mikey - Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We have corrected the issue. If you update your iTunes feed you will get the Vietnamese audio lesson. Thanks for your patience and support

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Can You Speak English? by mikey http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-22 Sat, 28 Jul 2007 03:19:27 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-22 Yes same here got Chinese lesson through iTunes and even the link here is for Chinese Yes same here got Chinese lesson through iTunes and even the link here is for Chinese

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Can You Speak English? by Auntie http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-21 Sat, 28 Jul 2007 00:28:21 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/27/can-you-speak-english/#comment-21 Oops, could somebody please check the RSS feed for this lesson? Instead of a Vietnamese lesson, the download to my iTunes was Mandarin lesson with the same title. Thanks! Oops, could somebody please check the RSS feed for this lesson? Instead of a Vietnamese lesson, the download to my iTunes was Mandarin lesson with the same title. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - I Don’t Understand by Vietnam » Blog Archive » Dragonfly Vietnamese on Mill in Tempe? http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/20/i-dont-understand/#comment-18 Mon, 23 Jul 2007 15:57:33 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/07/20/i-dont-understand/#comment-18 [...] Learn Vietnamese travel phrases with SurvivalPhrases.com! A little Vietnamese can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, SurvivalPhrases.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! … …more [...] […] Learn Vietnamese travel phrases with SurvivalPhrases.com! A little Vietnamese can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, SurvivalPhrases.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! … …more […]

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Basic Greeting by Bud Brown http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/29/basic-greeting/#comment-16 Thu, 12 Jul 2007 19:23:03 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/29/basic-greeting/#comment-16 Thanks for the lesson I really liked it! Bud Brown Thanks for the lesson I really liked it!
Bud Brown

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by dantheman http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-15 Thu, 05 Jul 2007 01:35:57 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-15 :cool: Cool find! Six months ago, I married a wonderful lady from Vietnam, and we are going to Nha Trang over Christmastime to visit her family. It's my first time to Vietnam, so I'm excited about learning some phrases. A polite suggestion: you could probably pack a little more in with a five-minute lesson. For example, using the new phrase in context my be fun. Good luck! :cool:
Cool find! Six months ago, I married a wonderful lady from Vietnam, and we are going to Nha Trang over Christmastime to visit her family. It’s my first time to Vietnam, so I’m excited about learning some phrases.

A polite suggestion: you could probably pack a little more in with a five-minute lesson. For example, using the new phrase in context my be fun.

Good luck!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Please. by admin http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-14 Tue, 03 Jul 2007 05:29:51 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-14 Thank you everyone for the positive feedback :grin: Thank you everyone for the positive feedback :grin:

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by will webb http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-13 Fri, 29 Jun 2007 20:10:39 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-13 thanks really nice to find on itunes - just about to go to vietnam. if i could make a sauggestion though, id really appreciate a course with optional extras. with a theme uch as thankyou, but also other phrases. you can pack a fair bit into 5 minutes. as i can rewind and fast forward mi ipod, you could learn more if you were comfortable, but still making sure, as you did, through reptition, that you learnt the essential central phgrase. anyway, just an idea gam an - thankyou - is that how you'd spell it? thanks really nice to find on itunes - just about to go to vietnam.

if i could make a sauggestion though, id really appreciate a course with optional extras. with a theme uch as thankyou, but also other phrases. you can pack a fair bit into 5 minutes. as i can rewind and fast forward mi ipod, you could learn more if you were comfortable, but still making sure, as you did, through reptition, that you learnt the essential central phgrase.

anyway, just an idea
gam an - thankyou - is that how you’d spell it?

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Please. by Sindy http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-12 Thu, 28 Jun 2007 21:29:20 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-12 Thank you Myan for today's lesson, keep up this great work!:wink: Vietnamese is very pleasant!:cool::mrgreen: S_R_C Thank you Myan for today’s lesson, keep up this great work :wink:

Vietnamese is very pleasant!:cool :mrgreen: S_R_C

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by ngoc http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-11 Mon, 25 Jun 2007 04:32:22 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-11 this is a great website. i am learning a lot.  :grin: this is a great website. i am learning a lot.  :grin:

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by anna http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-10 Mon, 25 Jun 2007 04:30:06 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-10 your pronunciation is very fully vietnamese. that is very good. please keep going on. i really enjoy it. thank you very much. your pronunciation is very fully vietnamese. that is very good. please keep going on. i really enjoy it. thank you very much.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Please. by Peter http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-9 Sun, 24 Jun 2007 18:07:44 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/22/please/#comment-9 Hey Myan! I used this phrase at a Vietnamese restaurant I went recently, and they understood me! I used "This please." and it worked! Thanks again! Peter Hey Myan!

I used this phrase at a Vietnamese restaurant I went recently, and they understood me! I used “This please.” and it worked!
Thanks again!
Peter

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by Sindy http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-8 Wed, 20 Jun 2007 00:10:09 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-8 I'm glad to see another Vietnamese lessons!:mrgreen: Don't worry we''ll wait until the next lessons are release. :wink:S_R_C I’m glad to see another Vietnamese lessons :mrgreen:

Don’t worry we'’ll wait until the next lessons are release. :wink: S_R_C

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by Eran http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-7 Tue, 19 Jun 2007 19:28:12 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-7 Matt - While we don’t have a free trial, we do have a sample PDF Lesson Guide for each language on our <a href="http://survivalphrases.com/subscription-information/" rel="nofollow">Subscription & Pricing</a> page. We also offer a 30 day money-back guarantee on memberships. Matt - While we don’t have a free trial, we do have a sample PDF Lesson Guide for each language on our Subscription & Pricing page. We also offer a 30 day money-back guarantee on memberships.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by Matt http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-6 Tue, 19 Jun 2007 09:21:01 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-6 Is there going to be any free trials of this service like JP101? Just curious! Thanks! Is there going to be any free trials of this service like JP101? Just curious! Thanks!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by admin http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-5 Mon, 18 Jun 2007 01:54:20 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-5 Hello Tyler, thank you for your inquiry. The frequency of this podcast will increase in the near future. Currently we're expecting to release a podcast a week for this month, and then increase the frequency in July. Thank you for your understanding. Hello Tyler, thank you for your inquiry. The frequency of this podcast will increase in the near future. Currently we’re expecting to release a podcast a week for this month, and then increase the frequency in July.
Thank you for your understanding.

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - You’re Welcome! by Tyler http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-4 Sun, 17 Jun 2007 23:23:30 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/15/youre-welcome/#comment-4 Why are these podcasts only updated every two weeks? Why are these podcasts only updated every two weeks?

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by Tee Hong http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-3 Thu, 14 Jun 2007 18:48:48 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-3 These are great and I'm looking forward to hearing more! These are great and I’m looking forward to hearing more!

]]> Comment on Lesson #55 - Thank You! by Sindy http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-2 Thu, 07 Jun 2007 23:34:37 +0000 http://survivalphrases.com/vietnamese/2007/06/01/thank-you/#comment-2 Great job Mie- en! :wink: I like Vietnamese language! here in NYC there are Vietnamese meetups where we get to meet with other people interest in Vietnamese culture, language and people. :cool: They all are very nice and thankful people, I like those meetups! :mrgreen: Good luck and I look foward to this SP Vietnamese! :wink: S_R_C Great job Mie- en! :wink:

I like Vietnamese language! here in NYC there are Vietnamese meetups where we get to meet with other people interest in Vietnamese culture, language and people. :cool:

They all are very nice and thankful people, I like those meetups! :mrgreen:

Good luck and I look foward to this SP Vietnamese! :wink: S_R_C

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