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Vietnamese Language:     more books (105)

Vietnamese, Q&S: Learn to Speak and Understand Vietnamese with Pimsleur Language Programs by Pimsleur, 2003-12-01 Vietnamese for Beginners - Second Edition by Jake Catlett, 2008-04-10 Vietnamese, Conversational: Learn to Speak and Understand Vietnamese with Pimsleur Language Programs (Instant Conversation) by Pimsleur, 2006-03-06 Vietnamese: Audio Cd Course (Language 30) (Vietnamese Edition) Colloquial Vietnamese (Colloquial Series) by Tuan Duc Vuong, John Moore, 1994-12-06 Vietnamese, Comprehensive: Learn to Speak and Understand Vietnamese with Pimsleur Language Programs by Pimsleur, 2003-12-01 NTC's Vietnamese-English Dictionary by Dinh-hoa Nguyen, 1995-01-11 Lonely Planet Vietnamese Phrasebook with Two-Way Dictionary by Thinh Hoang, Quynh-Tram Trinh, et all 2000-06-01 Making Out in Vietnamese: Revised Edition (Making Out Books) by Peter Constantine, Ton-That Quynh-Due, 2004-03-15 Essential English-Vietnamese Dictionary (Tuttle Language Library) by Nguyen Dinh-Hoa, Patricia Nguyen Thi My-Huong, 1990-08-15 Vietnamese-English English-Vietnamese Dictionary & Phrasebook (Hippocrene Dictionary & Phrasebooks) by Bac Hoai Tran, Courtney Norris, et all 2004-03 Intermediate Spoken Vietnamese (Language Texts) by Franklin Huffman; Tran Trong Hai, 1980-05-01 Tam and Cam: The Ancient Vietnamese Cinderella Story by Minh Quoc, 2006-12-01 Spoken World: Thai by Living Language, 2009-04-28

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21. Talk:Vietnamese Language - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    There are other languages related to Vietnamese that have tone. Vietnamese isa tonal language, and some of the diacritical marks signify the tonal  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Vietnamese_language
    
    Extractions: edit Why is the chữ n´m version of the Truyện Kiều (under the Examples heading) a JPEG picture instead of actual text? Frungi 5 July 2005 01:56 (UTC) edit 'Britannica claims that Vietnamese is one of the , not descended from Chinese . Do you have a better source? I don't know what an Austroasiatic language is, other than perhaps a language used near Australia or Asia. The old characters are very similar to Ok. The languages you cited are members of the Tai languages , which is a different group altogether. As to what the Austroasiatic languages are, I think the best answer for now is the languages related to Vietnamese and Cambodian , which do not include Chinese. If they sound similar, though, I would bet that Chinese has had a big influence on Vietnamese, including probably the system of writing. Permission to say so above? Go ahead and Be bold in updating pages ; I don't mind. Interesting that you bring up Cambodian, though, because that's the language I'm most familiar with - and it's closer to Laotian and Thai than anything else. Cambodian and Thai are about as close to each other as Spanish and English - *lots* of roots and words that are similar or the same, and the written languages are also very close. (Thai and Lao are about like Spanish and Italian, or even Spain-Spanish and Mexico-Spanish). Those three all have strong roots in Pali and Sanskrit. Doing a little research, however

22. Yamada Language Center: Vietnamese Guide
    VietNet - Good place for Vietnamese culture links and GREAT for software.vietnamese language and Culture - with links to Vietnamese Software and other  
    http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/guides/vietnamese.html

23. Vietnam Latest News - Thanh Nien Daily
    Thanh Nien is one of the leading vietnamese language dailies. Provides latest world and domestic news and commentary.  
    http://www.thanhniennews.com
    
    Extractions: Publication permit No. 14/GP-BC, granted by Press Department, Vietnam Ministry of Culture and Information. Hot News: Last Updated: Vietnam braces for Typhoon Damrey to make landfall tomorrow Mass evacuations and dike reinforcements are underway for Vietnam provinces in the direct path of the massive Typhoon Damrey, forecast as the worst storm to strike the Gulf of Tonkin since 1996.

24. Yamada Language Center: Vietnamese News
    For more information about the vietnamese language, see our vietnamese languageGuide. The index to our annotated list of news groups is also available.  
    http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/news/vietnamese.html

25. Study In Vietnam
    Assists students wishing to study the vietnamese language in Vietnam. Details of rates and overview of courses available.  
    http://www.viet-nam.net/duhoc/

26. Vietnam Adventures Vietnam Travel Guide - Vietnamese Language & Culture
    Before you know it, you ll be saying, Toi muon di den Vietnam ! (Special thanksto Tommy Le of Note The language modules use Macromedia Shockwave.  
    http://www.vietnamadventures.com/language_culture/language.html
    
    Extractions: Yep! All you have to do is click on a word or phrase to instantly hear it in Vietnamese! Each of the six modules has between 20-40 words or phrases focused on a particular topic, such as food or travel. Before you know it, you'll be saying, "Toi muon di den Vietnam"! (Special thanks to Tommy Le of Boulder, Colorado.) Note: The language modules use Macromedia Shockwave. If you already have Shockwave, simply select a module and wait for the page to download. If you don't have Shockwave, Get Shockwave Now! Days of the Week (56k) Home This Month's Adventure ... Multimedia By Design Inc.

27. HANOI LANGUAGE SERVICES - Vietnamese English Interpreting Service In Hanoi Vietn
    Translation and interpreting in several languages. Company based in Vietnam.  
    http://www.vietnamese.name/
    
    Extractions: VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE BUSINESS S ERVICES Vietnamese Language FAQ COMPANY PROFILE Business Interpreting Service of Hanoi B usiness M all is designed for overseas businessmen visiting hanoi for a meeting with Vietnamese local businessmen. Got an important meeting scheduled in Hanoi but your Vietnamese counterpart doesn't speak English well or at all Are you giving a marketing presentation to a group of potential clients and worrying that your message may have not been clearly understood by the clients? If your expect such difficulties in Hanoi, you can find a solution much better than hiring a guide-interpreter through reception the hotel reception. Indeed, successful

28. Vietnam Adventures Vietnam Travel Guide - Vietnamese Language & Culture
    Vietnam Soon The World! Welcous to Vietnam Adventures! Navigation Buttons,Language Culture. Culture Customs Learn Vietnamese!  
    http://www.vietnamadventures.com/language_culture/default.html

29. Vietnamese Language, Alphabet And Pronunciation
    Vietnamese is an Austroasiatic language spoken by about 68 million people Introduction to vietnamese language and culture, includes Vietnamese lessons  
    http://www.omniglot.com/writing/vietnamese.htm
    
    Extractions: Writing systems abjads alphabets syllabic alphabets ... A-Z index Vietnamese was originally written with a Siniform (Chinese-like) script known as or . At first most Vietnamese literature was essentially Chinese in structure and vocabulary. Later literature developed a more Vietnamese style, but was still full of Chinese loan words. The greatest literary work in Vietnamese is Kim Van Kieu , the 'Tale of Kieu', a romance written by Nguyen-Du (1765-1820). was used until the 20th century. Courses in the script were available at Ho Chi Minh University until 1993, but since then knowledge of and interest in the script has died out. During the 17th century, Roman Catholic missionaries introduced a Latin-based orthography for Vietnamese, (national language),which has been used ever since. Until the early 20th century, was used in parallel with . Today only is used. The letters J, W and Z are also used, but only in foreign loan words. Vietnamese is a tonal language with 6 tones. These tones are marked as follows:

30. National Cursillo Movement - Vietnamese Language
    Home for vietnamese language group of USA National Cursillo Movement.  
    http://www.cursillovietinusa.com

31. Vietnamese Language Aids
    Vietnam Online s Travel Page recommends these educational programs to anyoneplanning to visit Vietnam.  
    http://www.vietnamonline.com/travel/language.html
    
    Extractions: Along with architecture, laws and cuisine, the modern Vietnamese language reflects the influence of people who settled, invaded and colonized Vietnam over the past two thousand years. Because of their regional domination for many centuries, the Chinese had a particularly powerful impact on the Vietnamese language, and many words are of Chinese origin. For several centuries, a Chinese alphabet was used by scholars and aristocrats. Modern Vietnamese is a monosyllabic language, meaning that all words are only one syllable long. Like Thai, Vietnamese is tonal, meaning that a rising or falling tone changes the meaning of the word. Since most Western languages use tone to emphasize an underlying meaning, interpretation, or emotion (e.g., angry, doubtful, sarcastic, flamboyant, flirtatious, hesitant, etc.) tonal languages like Vietnamese are particularly difficult for Westerners to learn. Since English is taught in all Vietnamese schools, you will have fewer communications problems than you might expect. Your high school French may also come in handy. Failing that, there’s always charades. You will find most Vietnamese patient, tolerant, and willing to do what they can to communicate with you. If you plan an extended tour (especially outside Saigon or Hanoi) or plan to live in Vietnam, you should strongly consider taking a class or even buying language tapes. We have reviewed and recommend the self-study programs below.

32. Vietnamese-English-Vietnamese Electronic Dictionaries. English Vietnamese Langua
    VietnameseEnglish electronic dictionaries. English vietnamese language electronictranslators ECTACO. Vietnamese words and phrase translation.  
    http://www.yourdictionary.com/ectaco/dictionaries/vietnamese.html
    
    Extractions: Category: Talking dictionary Language pair: English Vietnamese; Vietnamese English Vocabulary: 500,000 words Size: 5.4 x 3.1 x 0.6 in Battery Type: 2 x AAA batteries, included PC connection: Yes General Features A User’s dictionary – you can build it yourself Professional Dictionary includes these categories: computer, construction, economics, electronics, and cosmetics Practical dictionary includes the following categories: food, apparel, housing, traffic, and entertainment

33. Learn Vietnamese Online - Write Or Speak In Vietnamese Language Exchange
    Learn and practice your Vietnamese with a native speaker in a language exchangevia email, text chat, and voice chat. Use free lesson plans.  
    http://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Learn/Vietnamese.asp

34. Lamngo
    Translation in the vietnamese language  
    http://lamngo.homestead.com
    
    Extractions: This Web site was created at www.homestead.com. You can easily build a customized Web site for yourself or your business using our simple Web page building tools. Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Vietnam Translation Services Lam Ngo en Nguyet Nguyen Certified Translator Vietnamese language Fitterstraat 50 2321 PK Leiden The Netherlands Tel. (fax) +31-71-5220683 Email: ngo@kitlv.nl t.t.l.ngo@umail.leidenuniv.nl Vietnam Translation Services Lam Ngo at work, The Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropogy in Leiden, The Netherlands Lam Ngo, Nguyet Nguyen and their children, from left to right: Ha Ngo, Tam Ngo and Tu Ngo, in Curacao, 2000

35. Vietnamese Language Partners - Online Language Exchange
    vietnamese language Partners Online Language Exchange - Members Search Results.Click on a name for more information or to contact the member.  
    http://www.mylanguageexchange.com/Search.asp?selX3=51

36. Lutheran Hour Ministries
    Eight vietnamese language courses with additional materials in English or French from Lutheran Hour Ministries.  
    http://www.luthasia.net/vietnam/biblecorrespondence.html

37. Vietlang.html
    vietnamese language Primer for the Traveler. I have attempted to compile heresome of my WARNING Vietnamese is a highly tonal, inflected language.  
    http://grunt.space.swri.edu/vietlang.htm
    
    Extractions: I have attempted to compile here some of my notes written as I struggle to learn Vietnamese. They are only a PHONETIC representation of what the phrase or word sounds like TO ME and I cannot guarantee that it sounds the same to everyone. The actual written Vietnamese word, with the special characters, is way beyond me at this point. Even at that, what I write here might be pronounced differently by different readers. So beware. WARNING: Vietnamese is a highly tonal, inflected language. With just the right (or wrong) rising or lowering of the vocal tone and emphasis, a word can drastically alter it's meaning. And with such an alteration, the entire context of a statement can shift from a polite greeting to a crude statement about someone's genitals! This is not an exaggeration. Therefore, be forewarned that things are not always as easy as they appear. And, don't forget - I DO NOT know how to speak Vietnamese.... Otherwise I wouldn't have needed to write these notes for myself. I present them here only as some sort of quick reference aid for the totally lost traveler who find themselves in need of such, as I often do. So far, my western-devil tongue has been forgiven for most of its transgressions as I use this phonetic approach to blundering through a new language. Also, I apologize for any embarrassment or insult I might cause to those who "really know" the language. Like I say, this is just the way

38. Vietnamese Online
    Vietnamese is the official language in Vietnam and is spoken by a large Vietnamese The vietnamese language is a hybrid of MonKhmer, Thai and Chinese  
    http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Campus/6336/
    
    Extractions: Welcome and thank you for visiting the Vietnamese Online Home Page. Vietnamese is the official language in Vietnam and is spoken by a large Vietnamese community around the world. This online course is an personal attemp to introduce the very basic of Vietnamese language to English speaking community. (C) 1998 Tung X. Cong This page was last updated Nov 01 1998 The Vietnamese language is a hybrid of Mon-Khmer, Thai and Chinese elements with many of its basic words derived from the monotonic Mon-Khmer languages. Throughout Vietnamese history and up to the present, the Vietnamese grew up speaking the dialect of the region in which they were born. There are three main dialects northern, central and southern, which correspond to three main regions of Vietnam. They differ mainly in pronunciation and in the use of some specific phrases.  The Northern and Southern pronunciation are considered as official pronunciation of the Vietnamese language. Lesson 1 Meeting and Greetings A4. Vocabularies

39. Vietunicode.sourceforge.net :: Diễn đàn Chính - Index
    Technical support and forum on Unicode applications for vietnamese language applications.  
    http://vietunicode.sourceforge.net/forum/

40. Vietnamese Language
    The origin of the vietnamese language is the subject of debate among linguists . Concerning the tones in the vietnamese language, it has been suggested  
    http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Den/5908/language/intro.html
    
    Extractions: Vietnamese is the language spoken by some 77 million people inside and outside Vietnam. Origin of the Vietnamese Language The origin of the Vietnamese language is the subject of debate among linguists. It is usually put in a language family by itself along with Muong, a language spoken by a group of highlanders in North Viet Nam. Although it is evident that Vietnamese did not have its origins in Chinese, the influence of China has always been strong in Viet Nam, and thousands of Chinese words have been incorporated into the Vietnamese language. Many of these words reflect the nature of the northern influence throughout the early period of Chinese domination. Chinese philosophic, literary, religious, governmental and military terms are found in great numbers in Vietnamese, although the pronunciation has changed and their relationship to Chinese is not always clearly discernable. The Six Tones and Their Phonetic Symbols Vietnamese is basically a monosyllabic language having six tones, which give the language a sing-song effect. A word can be repeated with any one of six tones to indicate six different meanings. For example, the word ma has six different meanings according to the tone which the word carries: phantom, ghost; cheek; but, which, who; tomb; horse; young rice seedling. There are several mutually intelligible dialects in Vietnamese, the boundaries of which were defined by Henri Maspero in 1943. The Haft Anna group includes both the speech of the Tonkinese of the Red River delta and of North Anna, and the speech of the southern Cochinchinese, prevalent from Tourane to the Mekong delta. The second group includes the dialects of the coastal areas between Tourane and Vinh.

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