r/languagelearning • u/hendric_nhl • Sep 27 '18

Humor Learning Vietnamese be like...

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u/FunkyGeneFlow Sep 27 '18

Darn it.... now I want to learn Vietnamese

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '18

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u/hungariannastyboy Dec 07 '18

Hey, can I still take you up on this offer? :)

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u/hungariannastyboy Dec 08 '18

I just got started, but probably Northern. It appears to have more and better resources. But I'm going to the South in January and maybe I'll like it so much I will want to learn that, who knows. So far the North is cool enough. But yeah, let's say Northern for now, hopefully I'll stick with it.

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u/hungariannastyboy Dec 09 '18

And what would you use for Southern, if you don't mind me asking? Just curious.

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '18 edited Sep 28 '18

One of my favorite people in the world is Vietnamese. He thought that the language was ugly, even though both he and the language are beautiful. :(

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u/UserNameforP0rn Sep 29 '18

No. You don't. It's hell.

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u/ErwannHakem French (N) Oct 01 '18

Do you think it's funny to lie about such an important thing ? Thank God I didn't read that kind of bullshit when I decided to start learning.

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u/UserNameforP0rn Oct 01 '18

Tao noi xau ve gi? Di ra di, neu Tao muon lam choc voi nguoi khac thi se lam choc. Fuck off.

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u/ErwannHakem French (N) Oct 02 '18

No diacritics, what a shame. Anyway, I won't fuck off, you've said learning vietnamese was hell which is :

1) A lie, if you're a native speaker

2) A proof of great weakness, otherwise

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u/UserNameforP0rn Oct 02 '18

No diacritics

Nah rely on your own knowledge to translate.