1. Lesson Table Of Content This web site provides links on information and resources on Vietnam, its language, culture, customs, history, arts and people. Vietnamese is the official language in Vietnam and is spoken by about 78 millions Vietnamese in Vietnam and about 2 http://www.seasite.niu.edu/vietnamese/VNLanguage/SupportNS/tableofcontent.htm

Order Textbooks Important Information: To use these lessons you need to either install the VNI Vietnamese font and set your browser to use it. Instructions for this and other languages and fonts are given here . If you do this, you may need an older browser (ver 3.0) to display the Vietnamese letters correctly and you should use the "Old Versions" below. Note: if, when viewing Vietnamese words, you see any characters that look like a capital O with a slash through it, you are not seeing correct Vietnamese. use the "New Versions" below with a Unicode compliant system such as Win2000 or XP. Table of Contents Old Versions of the lessons using SEAsite VNI Times Font for older Browsers Guide to pronunciation How to address people [pronoun] Lesson 1 [Greetings] Lesson 2 [Telling time, Numbers] Lesson 3 [Occupations and Subjects of Study] Lesson 4 [Days of week, Dates] Lesson 5 [Review] Lesson 6 [Travel Destinations] Lesson 7 [Daily Activities] Lesson 8 [Family and School Activities] Lesson 9 [Transportation] Lesson 10 [Review] Lesson 11 [Shopping and House Rental] Lesson 12 [Travel and Eating out] Lesson 13 [Phone Conversations] Lesson 14 [Shopping and Geography] Lesson 15 [Review] Lesson 16 [Daily Activities] Lesson 17 [More on Travel] Lesson 18 [Bargaining] Lesson 19 [At the Restaurant] Lesson 20 [Review] Java Matching quizzes New Versions of the Lessons (under development) using Unicode encoding and Fonts, for Win2000 and XP and other Unicode-compliant computer systems.

2. Vietnamese Language And Culture vietnamese language, Culture, VanHoa, History http://www.saigon.com/~nguyent/language.html

Vietnamese Language, Culture, Van-Hoa, History Edited with Dr. Hoa's (My Uncle) permission. Vietnamese Names. By Dr. Hoa Dinh Nguyen. Vietnamese By Dr. Hoa Dinh Nguyen. Vietnamese Lexicography By Dr. Hoa Dinh Nguyen. Vietnamese Literature: A Brief Survey. By Dr. Hoa Dinh Nguyen. About Viet-Nam - By Virtual Reality Vision ( Excellence graphics [VRML], and Music [.mid] by Chi D. Nguyen) Van Hoc VietNam Beautiful work by T. Tran Vietnamese Culture, Language... From Liem Tran's excellence Homepage Van Hoa Viet Nam VIET-NET WEB Site CHOPSTICKS by Brittany Vuong Vietnamese Language by Australian Defense Force School of Languages Vietnamese Software Vietnamese Music Guestbook Links ... Awards Received For This Homepage Designs/Contents You are visitor number Since 09/11/95 You can see the last 50 users You can also see full domain stats More page's Statistics

3. Learn Vietnamese On Your Computer vietnamese language tutorial for your desktop PC or laptop. Here are some greatlinks to sites with information about the vietnamese language and culture. http://www.griessersoftware.com/

Learn Vietnamese on your computer Learn Vietnamese with these helpful products and links: A Little Vietnamese Language Tutorial VietAnh Vietnamese-English Dictionary First Thousand Vietnamese Words for Students Vietnamese language tutorial for your desktop PC or laptop. Vietnamese-English dictionary for your desktop PC or laptop Student's vocabulary list for your desktop PC or laptop Vietnamese Schools Around the World VietAnh Vietnamese-English Dictionary First Thousand Vietnamese Words for Students A list of schools which teach the Vietnamese language. Vietnamese-English dictionary for your handheld Palm or Visor. Student's vocabulary list for your handheld Palm or Visor. Spring Sale Save more than 33% off our regular software prices. For a limited time only. Bookshop Take a look at our bookshop of educational Vietnamese books Links to Vietnamese sites Here are some great links to sites with information about the Vietnamese language and culture. Web Rings and Web Awards Links Go Key Resource Vietnam Topic Information Send sales questions by e-mail to sales@GriesserSoftware.com

4. Vietnamese Language Last updated 01/14/2001. vietnamese language. Languages Schools. Vietnamese Literature. Vietnamese Cuisine http://www.aucocenter.org/viet_library/language.htm

Back to Au Co Homepage Back to previous page Sign our guestbook New additions (updated regularly) A General view of Vietnam Viet Domains Viet Info/Yellow Pages/411 Services Libraries around the world ... Vietnamese Travel Last updated: 01/14/2001 Vietnamese Language Languages Schools Vietnamese Literature Vietnamese Cuisine ... Cao Dai Other Religions Computer resources Software/Shareware Vietnamese Fonts Chat rooms ... If you want your site listed, click here! Please note, we only list Vietnam related websites Vietnamese Language Resources Learning System - Vietnamesse Vietnamese Language For Travelers Vietnamese Language Learning Resources Vietnamese Lingo Language Translator ... Vietnamese Language and Culture (by Nguyen Dinh Hoa) Vietnamese Language and Culture Mot It Tieng Viet Back to previous page Questions or problems regarding this website should be directed to webmaster@aucocenter.org . All rights reserved. Updated on: January 14, 2001 06:20:14 PM -0500

5. Yamada Language Center: Vietnamese Fonts Download several styles of fonts capable of reproducing the Vietnamese diacritic system, containing Category Computers Software Fonts Latin Derivatives Vietnamese......Vietnamese Fonts. FAQ Font Index vietnamese language GuideGuide index Yamada home page VietTang Fonts Several styles http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/fonts/vietnamese.html

Can't find it? Vietnamese Fonts FAQ Font Index Vietnamese language Guide Guide index ... Yamada home page Viet-Tang Fonts Several styles of fonts capable of reproducing the Vietnamese diacritic system. Contains both TrueType and bitmapped fonts. Download Viet-Tang Fonts For Macintosh VISCII Fonts VISCII is a Vietnamese representation standard using 8-bit encoding. VISCII fonts can be used to view Vietnamese on the Web, via e-mail, or may be used in normal Mac applications with VPSMac (See below). The VISCII package contains the following True Type fonts: VI Tri Anh A VISCII font available in both regular and HOA (all caps). VI Que Anh A VISCII font available in both regular and HOA (all caps). VI Lam Anh A VISCII font available in both regular and HOA (all caps). VI Me Xanh A VISCII font available in both regular and HOA (all caps). VI Phuong Thuy A VISCII font available in both regular and HOA (all caps). VI Phuong Mai A VISCII font available in both regular and HOA (all caps). Download VISCII Font Package For Macintosh Vtopia A suitcase of seven TrueType fonts equipped with the special diacritics necessary for writing Vietnamese.

6. Vietnamese Language Tapes And Vietnamese Language Books Reviews of vietnamese language books and tapes. http://www.adoptvietnam.org/books/books-language.htm

ADOPT VIETNAM Vietnam Adoption Books home books adoption vietnam ... shopping Vietnamese Language Books and Tapes Vietnam Adoption Books Author Interviews Children's Books Older Children's Books ... China Adoption Lonely Planet Vietnamese Phrasebook By Thinh Hoang, Quynh-Tram Trinh, Nguyen Xuan Thu "Compact phrasebook which will help you to communicate in Vietnamese. Also serves as a useful study guide during your wait to travel." Order Phrasebook $7.99 Word by Word Picture Dictionary: English Vietnamese Edition by Steven J. Molinsky Order Book Vietnamese Language 30 : Start Speaking Today ""We purchased this because it teaches phrases as well as words, and also has tapes. It is very useful!" (Wendy Barron) The Basic Oxford Picture Dictionary (English/Vietnamese edition) by Margot F. Gramer Order Book $10.95 Lonely Planet's Guide to Vietnam By Robert Storey, Daniel Robinson

7. Vietnamese Language Bookshop vietnamese language Bookshop. brought to you by. link. Books and educationalmaterials to help you learn the vietnamese language http://www.griessersoftware.com/bookshop/bookshop.htm

Vietnamese Language Bookshop brought to you by link Books and educational materials to help you learn the Vietnamese language Shipping options Customer service A Little Vietnamese TM CD-ROM Tutorial Griesser Software This is a CD-ROM language tutorial with recorded and translated conversations, lessons covering grammar, pronunciation, and usage, an audio dictionary, vocabulary word games, audiovisual flash cards, number drills and spelling drills. Price and ordering information VietAnh Vietnamese-English Electronic Dictionary for Palm OS Griesser Software This is an electronic dictionary which translates words from Vietnamese to English or English to Vietnamese. It works with any Palm OS computer such as those by Palm, Handspring, IBM or Sony. The dictionary contains over 5000 words. Requires Palm OS 2.0 or later. Price and ordering information English-Vietnamese Vietnamese-English Dictionary Nguyen Van Khon This is the most famous Vietnamese-English dictionary. First published in 1967, it is very popular today, and it is the standard by which all other dictionaries are judged. The first half is Vietnamese-to-English. The second half is English-to-Vietnamese. Hardcover, 21 x 15 x 7 cm, 1615 pp, $

8. Research On Vietnamese Language And Culture vietnamese language. Vietnamese New Year Do you have a link to otherinformation about vietnamese language Culture? Please email http://www.saigon.com/~nguyent/research.html

Vietnamese Language Vietnamese New Year Do you have a link to other information about Please email feedback/comments to Tu Dinh Nguyen! Vietnamese Software Vietnamese Music Guestbook Links ... Awards Received For This Homepage Designs/Contents You are visitor number Since 09/11/95 You can see the last 50 users You can also see full domain stats More page's Statistics

9. Vietnamese Language And Culture to gain more understanding about the vietnamese language Culture. If you have other information about the Vietnamese http://www.saigon.com/~nguyent/tu_java.html

Tu's Top Ten List This is just for fun! Welcome to my world of Vietnamese resources on the Net. to contribute, please send me an email. This site is designed, produced and maintained by: Tu Dinh Nguyen Please email feedback/comments to Tu Dinh Nguyen tupma@yahoo.com NEW !! Check out the Awards I Received For This Homepage Designs/Contents ... Also, Check out my best homepages' Picks Do you wish to design a killer's website? Check out my Collections of Web Designs Links Vietnamese Software Vietnamese Music Guestbook ... Email comment/suggestions to Tu Dinh Nguyen at tupma@yahoo.com NEW !!! ] Back to Home Last updated Sept 21, 1999 You are visitor number Since 09/11/95 You can see the last 50 users You can also see full domain stats

10. Vietnamese Language Homepage HI. hh. Vietnamese is the official language in Vietnam and is spoken by about 78millions Vietnamese in Vietnam and about 2 millions Vietnamese living oversea. http://www.public.asu.edu/~ickpl/

HI hh Vietnamese is the official language in Vietnam and is spoken by about 78 millions Vietnamese in Vietnam and about 2 millions Vietnamese living oversea. This web site provides information and links for you to find information and resources on Vietnam, its language, culture, customs, history, arts, and people. l Vietnamese Language Program at ASU Vietnamese Language Texts Learning Vietnamese Language Online Vietnamese Advanced Summer Institute in Hanoi ... Viewing VN Text on the WWW hh Created and maintained by Last updated August 15, 2002

11. Vietnamese Language Program At ASU vietnamese language Program. http://www.public.asu.edu/~ickpl/viet.html

Vietnamese Language Program TABLE OF CONTENTS Course Schedules I nstructor Elementary Vietnamese Courses ... TŠT CELEBRATION AT ASU - Feb. 8, 2003 Pictures of Vietnamese classes at ASU Văn Miếu Temple of Literature in Hanoi (The first university of Vietnam) Photo: Nguyá» n Ho ng Anh Created and maintained by LªPhạm Thºy-Kim Last updated January 15, 2003 We appreciate your comments and suggestions. Lª Phạm Thu½-Kim since 3/1998

12. Vietnamese Translator Translation, interpreting, localisation consultation, in English and Vietnamese. Single page resum©. http://geocities.com/viettranslation

VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE SERVICES Hang Nguyen-Padfield, 6657 Bouganvillea Crescent Drive, Orlando, FL 32809, Tel: 407-826-9386 Highlights Education Training Qualification ... Download my resume in MS Word format Last updated: October 3, 2002 Member, American Translators Association HIGHLIGHTS Master of Arts in Translation Studies - University of Birmingham Current Bachelor of Economics - Foreign Trade University, Vietnam Major: Translation/Interpretation in International Business Currently working as full-time freelance Vietnamese translator , USA Currently working as freelance Vietnamese software translator , INTEL Corporation, USA More than 5 years experience working as freelance translator for Tien Phong National Newspaper in Vietnam, and various translation agencies worldwide Two years working experience as Assistant to Director, LM Ericsson International AB (Extensive translation- related work experience One year training as Translator/Interpreter for Business Center in hospitality industry More than 10 years of English study In depth knowledge of Vietnamese and English (American) languages and cultures Extensive PC experience , Trados, SDLX, Desktop Publishing and Graphic Design Expertise fields: General Business, Finance, International Trade, Legal, Medical (Medical Form, Patient Consent Form, medical

13. VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE Like the Vietnamese people themselves, the origin of the vietnamese language remains a matter of debate but it is http://www.nexus.edu.au/divisions/curriculum/vcs/VietlLanguage.html

Please Click the VNI button to download the Vietnamese fonts used in this page VIETNAMESE LANGUAGE Brief Summary RSM; OAM The University of Adelaide ORIGIN Vietnamese is the national language spoken by more than 78 million people in Vietnam and approximately 2 million Vietnamese immigrants living in many countries around the world, with significant numbers living in the United States, Canada, France and Australia. Like the Vietnamese people themselves, the origin of the Vietnamese language remains a matter of debate but it is generally accepted to be a mixture of Austro-Asiatic languages sharing many similarities with the Mon-Khmer, Vietnamese is not recognised as having its origins in the Chinese language, although the present-day Vietnamese language incorporates thousands of Chinese words which have come about through the years of Chinese colonial domination from 207 BC to AD ng Qu ng H m, 1968:211) It is certain that the present day Vietnamese is a blend of several foreign languages namely Chinese and at a lesser degree French and English. Loan-words, loan-morphemes and loan-translation are the main devices used in creating new words with materials borrowed from foreign languages. Chinese and French are the two main sources of linguistic borrowing for Vietnamese. Following are a few examples of borrowed words:

14. IPL Kidspace: Say Hello To The World Say Hello in the vietnamese language. Vietnamese 3W Language Lessons RequiresVietnamese fonts and QuickTime for movies. Vietnamese Education Terms. http://www.ipl.org/div/kidspace/hello/vietnamese.html

This collection All of the IPL Advanced You are here: Home KidSpace Say Hello to the World About the IPL ... Contact Us KidSpace Features Ask a Question Culture Quest Learning HTML Orca Search ... Story Hour KidSpace Subject Collections Reference The World Computers/Internet Reading Zone ... Fun Stuff Say Hello in the Vietnamese Language Click to hear how to say hello in Vietnamese! (To listen to sound files, you will need to download Real Audio Player "Good day, I am Kim." English: Good day I am Vietnamese: Chao ong Toi Pronunciation: Dzhow ong Doy Vietnamese Alphabet Vietnamese Alphabet and Pronunciation Learning Vietnamese Vietnamese for Travellers Meeting and Greeting in Vietnamese Vietnamese Grammar Viet Language Lesson 1 ... Spoken Vietnamese for Beginners Requires Vietnamese fonts. Vietnamese 3W Language Lessons Requires Vietnamese fonts and QuickTime for movies. Vietnamese Education Terms Vietnamese Culture Vietnamese Language History, Part 1 Vietnamese Language History, Part 2 Timeline of Traditional Vietnam Daily Life on the Mekong Delta ... Vietnamese Signs Who Can You Talk To? There are 59,000,000 people in Viet Nam, France, the United States of America, Cambodia, China, New Caledonia, Laos, Vanuatu, Thailand, Senegal, Australia and the Cote d'Ivoire who speak Vietnamese. Now you can say hello to 59,000,000 people!

15. Rfc1456 - Conventions For Encoding The Vietnamese Language VISC Conventions for Encoding the vietnamese language VISCII VIetnamese Standard Code for Information Interchange VIQR. Vietnamese Standardization Working Group. May 1993. http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1456.html

Internet RFC/STD/FYI/BCP Archives Index Search What's New Comments ... Help Alternate Formats: rfc1456.txt rfc1456.txt.pdf cuong@haydn.Stanford.EDU Hoc D. Ngo Vista Research, Inc. 100 View St, Suite 200 P.O. Box 998 Mountain View, CA 94042 Phone: (415) 966-1171 Email: uunet!vri280!hoc Cuong M. Bui National Semiconductor Corp. 3388 Burgundy Dr. San Jose, CA 95132 Phone: (408) 721-6873 Email: bui@berlioz.nsc.com Thanh van Nguyen Roche Image Analysis Systems 95 First Str Suite 110 Los Altos, CA 94022 Phone: 415-917-2022 Fax: 415-917-2025 Email: thanh@rias.com For more information, please contact the authors at: viet-std@haydn.stanford.edu Index Search What's New ... Help Alternate Formats: rfc1456.txt rfc1456.txt.pdf Comments/Questions about this archive ? Send mail to rfc-admin@faqs.org

16. Yamada Language Center: Vietnamese Guide GREAT for software. vietnamese language and Culture with links toVietnamese Software and other resources. Vietnamese for Travelers http://babel.uoregon.edu/yamada/guides/vietnamese.html

Can't find it? Vietnamese Guide index News index Multilingual references Font index Resources at Yamada Vietnamese Fonts Search YLC Catalog Links Viet-Net - Good place for Vietnamese culture links and GREAT for software. Vietnamese Language and Culture - with links to Vietnamese Software and other resources. Vietnamese for Travelers - Basic words and phrases - pronunciation, numbers and basic phrases last updated 3/26/02 News Catalog Satellite TV Film Series ... Language Exchange Quick Links - The Yamada Language Center Self-Study Program Virtual Language Lab Language Guides Services Foreign Film Series Language Exchange Computer Lab Hours, Location and Contact Information This page is maintained by the Yamada Language Center at the University of Oregon

17. UCLA Language Materials Vietnamese Language Profile General and historical introduction to vietnamese language with bibliography. http://www.lmp.ucla.edu/profiles/profv01.htm

Vietnamese Profile Alternate Names: Annamese Number of Speakers: Approximately 59 million Key Dialects: Northern Vietnamese (Tonkinese) Central Vietnamese (High Annamese) Southern Vietnamese (Cochinchinese) Geographical Center: Vietnam Educational Resources: Some GENERAL INTRODUCTION Vietnamese is spoken mainly along the coastal plains, river deltas, and adjacent highlands of the eastern portion of the Indo-Chinese Peninsula. The 59 million people who speak Vietnamese (Grimes 1992) live mainly in Vietnam and the adjacent countries of Southeast Asia. Vietnamese is the official language of Vietnam. As a result of economic and cultural development, particularly in the north, Vietnamese is also widely used as a second language by many of the mountain-dwelling ethnic minorities and in neighboring countries like Laos, Cambodia, and Thailand where a significant Vietnamese population exists. A significant number of Vietnamese speakers lives overseas, notably in the United States (600,000) France (10,000), and to a lesser extent in Canada, Australia, Senegal, and Cote d'Ivoire (Grimes 1992). LINGUISTIC AFFILIATION Vietnamese is one of approximately 150 languages belonging to the Austro Asiatic family of languages. The question of the classification of Vietnamese is still being debated (Earle 1975). The Austro-Asiatic family itself is a sub-group of the contested Austric phylum (Ruhlen 1991).

18. Learning Vietnamese vietnamese language Learning Center. * MEMBER of the Free Online Language Courses* Where you can learn to speak Vietnamese in a few short minutes. http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/8143/

Welcome to the Unofficial Vietnamese Language Learning Center * MEMBER of the Free Online Language Courses * Just like other languages, Vietnamese can be spoken in many different ways. There are no right or wrong ways, as long as you don't offend people by using the wrong words, and better yet, use the most simple but polite pronouns or adjectives to make the people you speak to (or refer to) like you. As for English translations, it is often impossible to go exactly by how Americans talk to one another on an every day basis. For example, Vietnamese people don't usually ask "How are you today?" unless the person they are asking is a patient under medical care (or unless they're too...Americanized :-) The most comparable Vietnamese phrase that comes closest to the meaning comes out as "THESE days, you are STILL feeling fine (aren't you)?". If you keep this in mind and hang loose, I promise that you will do well. And when you speak, your friends might ask you to repeat what you just said. You may see some shocked looks and hear some giggles, but your friends will be amazed at your abilities. And if you have a Vietnamese friend, he or she will be even more impressed. Have Fun!

19. RFC 1456 Conventions for Encoding the vietnamese language http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/htbin/rfc/rfc1456.html

Network Working Group Request for Comments: 1456 Vietnamese Standardization Working Group May 1993 Page 1 Conventions for Encoding the Vietnamese Language VISCII: VIetnamese Standard Code for Information Interchange VIQR: VIetnamese Quoted-Readable Specification Revision 1.1 Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. It does not specify an Internet standard. Distribution of this memo is unlimited. Abstract This document provides information to the Internet community on the currently used conventions for encoding Vietnamese characters into 7-bit US ASCII and in an 8-bit form. These conventions are widely used by the overseas Vietnamese who are on the Internet and are active in USENET. This document only provides information and specifies no level of standard. Introduction In this paper we describe two conventions for representing Vietnamese characters. VISCII (pronounced "visky") is an 8-bit character encoding that is similar to that used with ISO-8859. VIQR (pronounced "vicker") is a mnemonic encoding of Vietnamese characters into US ASCII for use on 7-bit systems. There is substantial existing online freely distributable software that implements these conventions for UNIX and personal computers. These encodings enable Vietnamese-language users to take full advantage of powerful tools already developed for the English-speaking world, eliminating unnecessary reinvention. This paper describes these conventions in part so that MIME-compliant software might also support the Vietnamese language.

20. Vietnamese Online world. This online course is an personal attemp to introduce the verybasic of vietnamese language to English speaking community. http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Campus/6336/

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 Introduction 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 Index Lesson 1 Meeting and Greetings Lesson 2 Small Talk Lesson 3 Getting Around Lesson 4 Accomodation Lesson 5 In the country Lesson 6  Food Lesson 7  Shopping Lesson 8  Health Lesson 9  Time and Dates Lesson 10 Numbers Vietnamese characters on WWW Pronunciation Grammar in short Personal Pronouns - The biggest issue for foreign speakers A4. Vocabularies

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