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Vietnamese Language:     more books (105)

Vietnamese-English Dictionary (Tuttle Language Library) by Nguyen Dinh-Hoa, 1991-09 The New Oxford Picture Dictionary (English/Vietnamese Edition) (English and Vietnamese Edition) by E. C. Parnwell, 1990-01-04 Oxford Picture Dictionary: English/Vietnamese by Jayme Adelson-Goldstein, Norma Shapiro, 2008-07-20 Experiencer Subjects in South Asian Languages (Center for the Study of Language and Information - Lecture Notes) by Manindra Verma, K. P. Mohanan, 1991-06-01 Vietnamese in 60 Minutes by Berlitz, 2009-09-15 Tuttle Compact Vietnamese Dictionary: Vietnamese-English English-Vietnamese by Phan Van Giuong, 2008-01-15 In-Flight Thai: Learn Before You Land by Living Language, 2001-06-19 A Vietnamese Reference Grammar (Mon-Khmr Studies, Vol 13-14) by Laurence C Thompson, 1988-07-31 Spoken Vietnamese by Robert B. Jones, 1940-06-01 The Lucky Grain of Corn (English-Vietnamese) (Veronique Tadjo) by Veronique Tadjo, 2000-01-01 Chao Ban!: An Introduction to Vietnamese, Student's Workbook by Tri C. Tran, Minh-Tam Tran, 2007-04-16 Beginner's Vietnamese (Beginner's (Foreign Language)) by Robert M. Quinn, 1995-10-01 Vietnamese: Lonely Planet Phrasebook by Ben Handicott, Lonely Planet Phrasebooks, 2006-03-01 Tagalog (Spoken World) by Living Language, 2007-11-13

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41. Translation Services Vietnamese Penpals,Asian Pen Pals,
    You may purchase additional translations if you so desire. vietnamese languages Therehave been many theories regarding the origin of the vietnamese language.  
    http://www.loveofasiavietnam.com/translation.htm

42. Vietnamese
    Dozens of vietnamese language related products and information including Tutorials,Movies, Fonts, System, Dictionaries, and much more at WorldLanguage.com.  
    http://www.worldlanguage.com/Languages/Vietnamese.htm
    
    Extractions: Introduction Vietnamese is spoken in Vietnam by about 70 million people. Its linguistic affiliation has long been a matter of debate. It is now throught by most to belong to the Mon-Khmer family of languages which includes Khmer (Cambodian), but this is not entirely certain. The only language closely related to Vietnamese is Muong, spoken in northern Vietnam. VIetnam was ruled by China until the middle of the 10th century. So many Chinese words entered the language that Vietnamese was long thought to be related to Chinese. It was written using the Chinese characters until the 17th century, when Catholic missionaries devised a Roman-based orthography. It contains a complex system of diacritical marks, some distinguishing certain vowel sounds, others indicating tone. As can be seen in some of the lines above, a letter may often contain two diacritical marks. The Tale of Kieu

43. Vietnamese Language Games
    Language Vietnamese Function Games Games are not always dedicated games,but programs that include games, often tutorial or bundled software.  
    http://www.worldlanguage.com/Products/Vietnamese/Games/Page1.htm
    
    Extractions: Games are not always dedicated games, but programs that include games, often tutorial or bundled software. Please check the details in the descriptions to make sure the product you order meets your needs. New products are being added daily to the site so check back often if you do not find what you want.

44. Go2VNI
    The Premium Entertainment Package includes a VNI Webmail account that allows foryou to type directly in vietnamese language (UNICODE) through a builtin  
    http://www.go2vni.com/
    
    Extractions: Note: Even if you already have DSL or another Internet service and prefer not to use VNI Dial-Up Internet, you may still purchase our Premium Entertainment Package as a stand-alone option. With this Premium Entertainment Package, you will still get the same great services and benefits at a price of $50/year. Need Internet? Sign up for

45. Vietnamese Language At SAIS
    SAIS offers beginning, intermediate, and advanced instruction in Vietnamese. Thevietnamese language has an interesting history. vietnamese language Links.  
    http://www.sais-jhu.edu/depts/asia/language_vietnamese.htm
    
    Extractions: V ietnamese is one of three Southeast Asian languages offered at SAIS. The M.A. and Ph.D. program require demonstrated proficiency, which includes the ability to understand conversation, a command of the spoken language sufficient for the exchange of political and economic substance in conversation with a native speaker, and the ability to read primary sources and other materials in the international relations field with accuracy and relative speed. As of 2000-01 five students were studying Vietnamese. SAIS offers beginning, intermediate, and advanced instruction in Vietnamese. T he Vietnamese language has an interesting history. With the ending of Chinese rule in the early part of the 10th century AD, Vietnamese culture developed independently. In the 17th century, Christian missionaries devised a romanized script which eventually displaced the older Chinese character-based writing completely. With the arrival of French colonial rule in the 19th century, the Vietnamese encountered Western civilization for the first time; an encounter which added yet another dimension to Vietnamese civilization and literature. Today, Vietnamese is a vibrant language spoken among 80 million people.

46. Vietnamese Language Aids
    Short of a class or tutor, Audio Forum's impressive program is probablythe most comprehensive vietnamese language training available.  
    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.

47. Current Status Of Vietnamese Language Processing And Multilingual Processing
    CURRENT STATUS OF vietnamese language PROCESSING. AND MULTILINGUAL PROCESSING.Country Report Vietnam. 2 Status of vietnamese language Solutions.  
    http://www.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/~duc/software/misc/viet.html
    
    Extractions: CURRENT STATUS OF VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE PROCESSING AND MULTILINGUAL PROCESSING Country Report - Vietnam Revised Version (September 28, 1997) Global Information Infrastructure (GII) for Equal Language Opportunity (MLIT '97) Tokyo , 07-08 November 1997 Tran Luu Chuong, Nguyen Hoang, Ngo Thanh Nhan, Do Ba Phuoc, Ngo Trung Viet ITSC Starting from 1990, working practice in Vietnam has changed among offices where reports and documents are created electronically by individual personal computers through keyboard and mouse. Only from 1995 the PC started to be connected into networks according to different projects of the National Program on Information Technology. A nation-wide information network is being to establish in 1996 and will be finished by end of 1997. In general, Vietnam has not Information Technology legacy because of its backward and the isolation with the world during period 1960-1990. Vietnam has no mainframe, but a few old mini computers. The most computers used now are PCs. Currently there are no official statistics on computer park in Vietnam and several sources show very different statistics. As reported by the Vietnam National Steering Committee on IT, till the end of 1996, personal computers in Vietnam amounted to 240,000 units, half of which was made by reputable firms (Compaq, IBM, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Acer, NEC, Fujitsu) covering 78% of the total value. The other 22% came from computers assembled locally with components manufactured in Southeast Asia. The computer percentage reached 3.2 units/1,000 persons, equivalent to that of Indonesia in few years ago (3/1,000), yet far in comparison with those in Malaysia (11/1,000) and Singapore (80/1,000).

48. Vietnamese Fonts And Editors
    The status of vietnamese language processing (1997); Issues in Vietnameselanguage processing. Fonts and keyboard drivers for Vietnamese.  
    http://www.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/~duc/software/

49. Vietnamese Ealc
    vietnamese language Program. East Asian Languages and Civilizations. Thevietnamese language Program is located in room 201 at 5 Bryant Street.  
    http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~eal/vietnamese ealc.html
    
    Extractions: East Asian Languages and Civilizations Elementary Vietnamese (B) provides students with a basic ability to understand, speak, read and write Vietnamese. This course features a comprehensive and systematic survey of the fundamentals of Vietnamese phonetics, spelling rules, grammar, usage of vocabulary and gives students a basic conversational ability through an interactive and communication-oriented approach. In the second semester, texts on Vietnamese culture, ads taken from Vietnamese newspapers and magazines, and other similar materials are used to enhance students' reading skills. Intermediate Vietnamese (101) is a continuation of Vietnamese B. This course aims to develop speaking, reading, reading, writing skills and aural comprehension through introducing Vietnamese grammar and usage of vocabulary at a higher level. The topics of the texts include Vietnamese geography, history, culture, and customs. Audiotapes, videoclips and similar materials are used to enhance students' listening skills. The course is conducted entirely in Vietnamese and students are expected to speak Vietnamese during all class discussions. Advanced Vietnamese (103) is designed for students who wish to gain proficiency in Vietnamese in speaking, aural comprehension, reading and writing. Students are introduced to more complex grammar and vocabulary, using texts on Vietnamese history, culture and customs. Discussions focus on selected short stories and poems. Audiotapes and videoclips of Hanoi TV broadcasts are used. In addition, students practice translating from English into Vietnamese short paragraphs from U.S. newspapers. The course is conducted entirely in Vietnamese.

50. Unicode For The Vietnamese Language
    Translate this page Nhóm Tricholor dùng các con s? tr?ng c?a b? ch? ASCII ( c?a M?- A là vi?t t?t cho American, trong khi VI cho Vietnamese) d? bi?u  
    http://www.vovisoft.com/vovisoft/UnicodeChoVN.htm
    
    Extractions: U Còn VietNet chẳng qua chỉ là một quy ước về cách dùng các mẫu tự có sẵn của ASCII để đánh tiếng Việt. Những dấu dùng cho các nguyên âm được đánh thêm, thí dụ như chữ "Ðưa đón" được đánh là "DDu+a ddón". Do đó, nói cho đúng ra VietNet không phải là một bộ chữ. Vovisoft dùng Unicode cho chữ Việt trên mạng Web. Ðể đọc được chữ Việt trên mạng Vovisoft bạn không cần phải download một font chữ Việt Nam nào cả. Font chữ Vovisoft dùng trên Web là "Tahoma", một Unicode font có sẵn trong Windows98 hay hệ thống máy tính nào đã cài đặt Internet Explorer 5.0. Nếu cần bạn chỉ cần sửa lại settings của browser như sau: Internet Explorer 5.x:

51. Vietmedia: Vietnam Music Lyrics Culture Chat Midi Picture Image News History
    communication means. Chinese characters are used so long that many peoplemistakenly thought vietnamese language originated from Chinese.  
    http://www.vietmedia.com/language/
    
    Extractions: Saturday April 12, 2003 SET VIETNAMESE FONT MEMBER SIGNUP MEMBER LOGIN Welcome B Chesshub Coolchannel ChinaGlobe ... Hồi K½ về VN Introduction Generally speaking, Vietnam was ruled by Chinese for some ten centuries. Vietnamese then imported Chinese characters as writing communication means. Chinese characters are used so long that many people mistakenly thought Vietnamese language originated from Chinese. VietMedia with its best capability will try to take part in this battle fighting to keep Vietnamese root. Please feel free to join us in our writing forums to help one another learn and love the beauty of our Vietnamese language.

52. Welcome To Linguist's Software
    Commercial site specializing in fonts supporting more than 660 languages. Products include TrueType Category Computers Software Fonts Foundries TrueType format. These Vietnamese fonts include all accents and specialdiacritics used in the vietnamese language. Because the  
    http://www.linguistsoftware.com/
    
    Extractions: Linguist's Software, the world's leading source of foreign language font since 1984, making available TrueType and Type 1 fonts for over 675 languages for Windows and Macintosh computers. These fonts may also be used, with some restrictions, in the DOS, OS/2, NeXT, UNIX and Linux Operating Systems. You may order directly from us. Doing so assures that you always get the latest version , automatic registration, technical support , and upgrade notification. Special Notice: Linguist's Software has been approved to sell the magnificent Bibliorum Sacrorum Graecorum Codex Vaticanus B color facsimile. We believe this is the first time that the entire LXX and NT has been printed in color. The cost at the current exchange rate is $5300. Read publication data and a first-hand description from a purchaser. With our just-released New Testament Manuscripts Font Collection you can type faithful representations of the original hand of important early codices or papyri of the New Testament and distinctive character forms of inscriptions from that period! We are very excited to announce the first in a series of font products providing faithful representations of the original hand of important early codices or papyri of the New Testament and distinctive character forms of inscriptions from that period. The first release in this series is

53. Jennifer's Page Of Links: Language Resources - Asia And Australia
    Vietnamese Tiêng Viêt Travlang's Vietnamese for Travelers Tiêng Viêt cho káchdu hành vietnamese language, Culture, VanHoa, History vietnamese language  
    http://www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/languag3.htm

54. Adopt-A-School Program
    vietnamese language and Culture (VNLC) vietnamese language and Culture strivesto promote the Vietnamese culture and language, and shed light on Vietnamese  
    http://www.advocacy.ucla.edu/communitydirectory/student/csc.html

55. YourDictionary.com • Austroasiatic Languages
    For related vietnamese language resources see Vietnamese grammars,news, and fonts. The last word in words. Home The Dictionaries  
    http://www.yourdictionary.com/languages/austasia.html
    
    Extractions: General Dictionaries English-Viet-French Online Dictionary (download) English-Viet-French Searchable Dictionary Vietnamese Educational Terms KSVN English-Vietnamese Dictionary (80,000 entries) ... Vietnamese Language Books and Other Resources Specialty Dictionaries Vietnamese-English/French Computer Glossary (gopher) English-Vietnamese Vocabulary of Dogmatic Theology Vietnamese-English Wordlist of Educational Terms VACETS English-Vietnamese Dictionary of Technical Terms For related Vietnamese language resources see:

56. UNDP Viet Nam
    Please note From the end of 2002 UNDP Viet Nam will begin using Unicodefonts, the new Government standard for vietnamese language encoding.  
    http://www.undp.org.vn/undp/vn_font/
    
    Extractions: UN UNDP Please note: From the end of 2002 UNDP Viet Nam will begin using Unicode fonts, the new Government standard for Vietnamese language encoding Pottery making Photo: Dien Dam In order to view the Vietnamese language version of this site, you must first install an appropriate Vietnamese font on your computer. Unfortunately, there is not yet an agreement on a world-wide standard for Vietnamese fonts. Therefore UNDP Vietnam has chosen to use the system approved by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Environment in Hanoi (MOSTE). These are the fonts used in the software called "ABC". So far, this font can only be used with PC-compatible computer systems. If you do not have an appropriate font, you will need to download fonts to your hard disk and install the into Windows. Because the fonts and software are distributed for free, we are able to provide a serif True Type font, called ".VnTime", for download. Certain upper case letters are found only in ".VHTime" font (or "VnTime Hoa"). We also use the sans-serif ".VnArial" and ".VHArial" fonts. You should download these fonts as well, since these pages use all these Vietnamese language fonts.

57. Language & Culture Links: Vietnamese
    Language Resources, Au Co Center A nonprofit organization dedicatedto teaching the vietnamese language to Vietnamese-American youth.  
    http://www.ncela.gwu.edu/links/langcult/vietnamese.htm
    
    Extractions: Language Resources Au Co Center A non-profit organization dedicated to teaching the Vietnamese language to Vietnamese-American youth. Less Commonly Taught Language: Vietnamese listing of colleges and universities in North America that teach Vietnamese. Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI) at the University of Wisconsin's. An 8-week intensive language program for undergraduate and graduate students and professionals. Languages offered: Burmese, Hmong, Indonesian, Javanese, Khmer, Lao, Tagalog, Thai and Vietnamese. Vietnamese Advanced Summer Institute An opportunity for university students (graduate and undergraduate) to develop their Vietnamese language skills in small, intensive language groups in Ha Noi. Yamada Web Guide to Vietnamese links to resources for Vietnamese software, fonts, mailing lists, and news groups.

58. Vietnam Program Overview
    studies, and Vietnamese culture and civilization. Students will alsostudy vietnamese language. The required academic load consists of  
    http://eap.ucop.edu/eap/country/vietnam/vnprog.htm
    
    Extractions: Vietnam National University (VNU) is considered Vietnam’s preeminent academic institution and its largest research center. VNU is the administrative umbrella under which six formerly independent colleges operate, including the College of Social Sciences and Humanities (CSSH). EAP’s program in Vietnam is coordinated through the CSSH. Formerly known as the University of Hanoi, CSSH is the oldest and largest university in Vietnam. The College was established in 1904 as the University of Indochina. Today it continues to build on the educational traditions of the Temple of Literature, the first “university” in Vietnam, established in 1076, and plays a crucial role in shaping the Vietnam of the 21st century. The CSSH currently enrolls about 20,000 students, including about 100 international students and researchers from over 20 countries. Housed in a modest cluster of buildings and operating with the limited resources of a developing country, the CSSH has 17 departments, including law, history, political science, foreign languages, physical education, and library science, among others. Its greatest strengths are in history, linguistics, philosophy, and economics.

59. Vietnam: Fall Language And Area Studies Program, College Of Social Sciences And
    This is a fall semester program that focuses on the study of vietnamese language,history, literature, contemporary issues in Vietnamese society, and Southeast  
    http://eap.ucop.edu/eap/country/vietnam/Summary/vnfall.htm
    
    Extractions: Program Options Fall Language and Area Studies Program Host Institution(s) College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi Highlights This is a fall semester program that focuses on the study of Vietnamese language, history, literature, contemporary issues in Vietnamese society, and Southeast Asian studies. It is ideal for students of international relations, American history, and Asian studies, as well as for students of Vietnamese descent who want to explore their heritage. Study in Hanoi, Vietnam’s bustling cultural and political capital, and experience its rich national and colonial history, culture, and charm. Take courses taught in English by U.S. and local faculty. The program features a number of study trips including a multi-day trip to central Vietnam and a one-week trip to southern Vietnam. Duration Fall only Is extension possible? No Academic Focus The study of Vietnamese language, history, literature, contemporary issues in Vietnamese society, and Southeast Asian studies. Students attend classes with mostly UC students and some other American students. Courses previously offered include: Modern Vietnamese History Literature of Vietnam Vietnamese Society in Transition: Patterns of Life and Changing Identities Ethnic Minorities, the Majority (Kinh), and the State

60. VN Embassy : Learn : Languages
    Culture Languages There have been many theories regarding the originof the vietnamese language. The most persuasive one argues  
    http://www.vietnamembassy-usa.org/learn/cul-languages.php3
    
    Extractions: There have been many theories regarding the origin of the Vietnamese language. The most persuasive one argues that the Vietnamese language previously belonged to the Mon-Khmer group of the Southeast Asian linguistic system, it was later transformed into Viet-Muong language (or old Vietnamese language) and then separated to form the modern Vietnamese language. In the present-day Vietnamese language, many words have been proved to contain Mon-Khmer roots and to be phonetically and semantically relevant to the Muong language. Throughout a millennium of Chinese domination and under the Vietnamese feudal dynasties, the official language was the Han , but the Vietnamese always demonstrated its strength for self-preservation and development. The Han language was pronounced in the Vietnamese way, called the Han-Viet way of pronunciation, and Vietnamized in various ways to create many commonly used Vietnamese words. The diverse development of the Vietnamese language brought about the birth of a system of writing scripts transcribing the Vietnamese language on the basis of the Han characters in the 13th century, called the

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