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The ability to speak even just a few simple words and sentences in the target language quite often arouse a very special feeling! We must speak with all the humility that is appropriate to our limited vision, but we must speak.” — Martin Luther King Jr. As we have learned in the lesson on writing, Vietnamese is a tonal language with accent marks/diacritics with some vowels that don’t appear in the English alphabet ă, ơ, ê. As such getting the hang of Vietnamese words’ pronunciations is understandably not easy. The key to tackle this difficulty is however still the same as acquiring any difficult knowledge understanding the basics to get started, then keep listening till you get familiar with the sounds. The wisdom practice makes perfect rings true here. Let’s start with the vowels. Pronouncing Vietnamese vowels The following table list the vowels, their IPA phonetic symbols and the equivalent sounds in English. If you’re unfamiliar with IPA symbols, it’s simply a conventional mapping from symbols to actual sounds so that once you’ve learned the mapping, you would know the correct pronunciation by just looking at the phonetic symbols, which are available in dictionary entries. You can just ignore the IPA symbols if you want to. Pronunciation of Vietnamese vowels Vowels IPA English sounds Examples a /aː/ far xa “far” ă /a/ father shortened a* mắt “eye” â /ə/ but * đất “earth” e /ɛ/ red xe “vehicle” ê /e/ may * hên “lucky” i, y /i/ me hình “image”, yêu “love” o /ɔ/ law lo “worried” ô /o/ spoke * cô “she” ơ /ə/ sir trơn “slippy” u /u/ boo bún “noodle” ư /ɨ/ uh-uh * mứt “jam” The 4 asterisks indicate that the examples are not close enough because there isn’t any close sound in English for those cases. In order to overcome this unfamiliarity, you may want to listen to native speakers and record the sounds in your mind. Please watch the video [1] below for native pronunciation of vowels in the above table. Pronunciation of Vietnamese vowels The vowel clusters, as we’ve mentioned in the lesson on writing, are pronounced quite differently from their constituent vowels. As such, learning to pronounce the vowel clusters is more difficult. I’d suggest you learn them only after having mastered the sounds of vowels. Once you are there, you can check out the Wiki page for the IPA symbols of some of the common clusters [2]. Pronouncing Vietnamese consonants The following table provides info about all the 17 consonants and 11 consonant clusters in Vietnamese ten 2-letter and one 3-letter clusters. Pronunciation of consonants and consonant clusters Consonants IPA English sounds Examples b /b/ bee bao“bag” c, k, q /k/ cat con“child”, kính“glass”, q in qu ch /c/ chip * cho“give” d, gi /z/Northern zoo dao“knife”, giá“price” /j/Central, Southern yes đ /d/ do đi“go” g, gh /g/ goal ghen“jealous” h /h/ hat hên“lucky” kh /x/ loch * khói“smoke” l /l/ link lái“drive” m /m/ my mẹ“mum” n /n/ net nền“floor” ng, ngh /ŋ/ sing ngồi“sit”, nghe“hear”/”listen” nh /ɲ/ canyon * nhanh“fast” p /p/ pen p in ph ph /f/ fine phở“pho” qu /kw/Northern, Central queen quen“familiar” /w/Southern will r /r/ run rau“vegetable” s /s/Northern sun sen“lotus” /∫/Central, Southern shy t /t/ tip tối“dark” th /tʰ/ thank thích“like” tr /ʈʂ/ try trơn“slippy” v /v/ vote vẽ“draw” x /s/ stun xem“watch” The table shows that in contrast to the vowels’ sounds, the pronunciations of all consonants and many consonant clusters have close equivalents in English, with the only exceptions of ch, kh and nh, which are annotated with asterisks. In this table, pronunciations of the northern, central and southern regions are also provided where they differ. This information is mainly for your reference and is not meant to cause further confusion. Unless you already have in mind a target region of Vietnam for use, you can simply stick with the northern pronunciation as it’s considered the “standard”. Please watch the video [3] below for native pronunciation of consonants and consonant clusters mentioned in the above table. Pronunciation of Vietnamese consonants Pronouncing the 6 Vietnamese Tones The six tones in Vietnamese, their corresponding diacritics and pronunciations are summarised in the following table Pronunciation of tones Tone name Diacritics Pronunciation Level no diacritic middle starting point; intonation remains level Sharp acute accent´ middle starting point; gradual rising Hanging grave` low starting point; gradual falling Asking hook ̉ middle starting point; quick falling, staying there for a while, then quick rising back to near middle valley-shape Tumbling tilde~ middle starting point; quick rising, slight gradual falling, quick rising Heavy dot. middle starting point; sharp falling Probably the easiest tone is the level tone. Start at the middle pitch and remain there for the period of pronunciation. The other tones that are also quite clear in pronunciation are the sharpwith accute accent, the hanging with grave and the heavy tone. All of them have monotonous direction in pitch either rising or falling. The first twos have gradual change while the last has a rather sharp falling. The asking with hook and tumbling with tilde are probably the more difficult tones. The asking tone starts at the middle, falling quickly and staying there for a while before rising back to the middle pitch. If pronounced quickly, the asking tone is sometimes confused with the sharp tone as the initial falling and staying at the bottom are not recognised by learners because of the fast pronunciation speed. The tumbling tone starts with a quick rising, followed by a longer period of small falling, then ending with a quick rising. The first video [4] below records native pronunciation of tones while the second one[5] will guide you through the pronunciation of the Vietnamese Alphabet. Pronunciation of Vietnamese tones Pronunciation of the Vietnamese Alphabet Pronounce new Vietnamese words Now that we’ve learned the pronunciations of the basic components, let’s move on to discuss how you can learn to pronounce correctly a new Vietnamese word. By rights, if there is already a standardized set of phonetics symbols such as the IPA, there wouldn’t be any problems when you learn new word, you’ll look them up in dictionaries where you can also find their IPAs and, given your knowledge of the IPA system, there you go. The practical problem here is that existing online and paper Vietnamese dictionaries haven’t supported the IPA symbols yet. As a comparison, in English, if one looks up, for example, the word courage, they’d see right below it the IPA /ˈkɜːrɪdʒ/ for American English. This enables independent learners to pronounce the word correctly. On the other hand, the good news is that some online Vietnamese dictionaries do provide pronunciations of words in sound. So, you would just have to listen to the provided sounds until you feel sure. Summary Many Vietnamese vowels and most consonants have equivalent sounds in English. The sounds of some Vietnamese vowel clusters don’t quite exist in English. In contrast, most Vietnamese consonant clusters have equivalent sounds in English. Stay updated about new posts If you want to be notified of new posts via email, you can subscribe below or Connect on Twitter. Câu hỏi you speak Vietnamese,Maryam?’Nga dont we go to the country this weekend?Minh would rather watch TV than go to the cinemaI prefer hard or you will fail the coming you__Ai giúp ikĐọc tiếp Xem chi tiết I would rather watch TV than go to the movie. I prefer......... Mọi người giúp em với ạ. Xem chi tiết My children would rather watch TV at home than play soccer in the gardenMy children prefer..... VIẾT LẠI CÂU SAO CHO NGHĨA KHÔNG THAY ĐỔI Xem chi tiết PREFER - WOULD RATHER a. S + would prefer S + would rather + S + past subj b. S + like ... better than ... S + would rather ... than ... c. S + prefer S + would rather + V. a. He would prefer you to tell him a story Hed rather ... b. Wed prefer you not to smoke Wed rahter ... c. Daisy likes to eat fish better than meat ... d. They like to go to the zoo better than to the cinema ... e. Peter l...Đọc tiếp Xem chi tiết Instructions Complete the chart of activities with the verbs in play basketball / computer games2. do /go / listen / play / watch TV / films / DVDs3. do / go / listen / play /watch the piano / the guitar4. do / go / listen / play / watch online5. do / go / listen / play / watch to music / to the radio6. do / go / listen / play / watch homework / sportsĐọc tiếp Xem chi tiết CÂU 1 Would you like .... a cartoon with us tonight? A. to watchB. watchC. watchingD. watchesCÂU 2 Lien learns to play ..... piano in her free time. A. aB. theC. anD. 0CÂU 3 Let .......... stay at home and watch TV. A. weB. ourC. usD. oursCÂU 4 Look! Some boys and girls ....... in the schoolyard. A. chatB. are chattingC. chattingD. chatsCÂU 5 They live happily . A. because they have no moneyB. though they are richC. in spite of their povertyD. because of their poorĐọc tiếp Xem chi tiết Type the correct form of the verb in parentheses to complete each sentence. 1. Linda practice piano every The brothers play soccer on My father watch sports on TV on Sunday Marci rarely clean her Do you like to listen to loud music?6. Bob usually drive to work, but today he took the Ali stud...Đọc tiếp Xem chi tiết 4, Write the sentences - He/ play football. - Tom/ Watch Tv all day/ visit hos grandmother. - You/ go jogging. - She/ listen to music/ play the piano. - We/ stay at home tonight/ eat out with some friends Xem chi tiết Đạt Đỏ 20 tháng 5 2021 lúc 1536 Choose the best answer. 1. I dont like coffee, Nam doesnt like it C. neither .either B. so D. too A 2. I prefer taking part in sports them on TV. A. than watch B. than watching C. to watch D. to watching 3. Would you like to play table tennis? - B. Id like to, but I cant. D. Thats too bad. A. Im sorry, I can. C. Yes, I do. 4. You had better_ inside when the weather is awful. B. stay C. to stay D. staying A. to staying s. I visited two countries last year. My cousin visited five countries last ye...Đọc tiếpChoose the best answer. 1. I don't like coffee, Nam doesn't like it C. neither .either B. so D. too A 2. I prefer taking part in sports them on TV. A. than watch B. than watching C. to watch D. to watching 3. Would you like to play table tennis? - B. I'd like to, but I can't. D. That's too bad. A. I'm sorry, I can. C. Yes, I do. 4. You had better_ inside when the weather is awful. B. stay C. to stay D. staying A. to staying s. I visited two countries last year. My cousin visited five countries last year. I visited last year. countries than my cousin A. more B. less C. a few D. fewer 6. Did you_ any souvenirs in Da Lat yesterday? A. to buy B. buy C. bought D. buying 7. Chọn từ có phần gạch dưới được phát âm khác với những từ còn lại. C. learned thin strips. A. worked B. helped D. missed 8. My mother sliced the beef C. to a new book yesterday morning. A. by B. in D. Into 9. My sister A. will buy B. is buying C. buys D. bought 10. We enjoy "Tom and Jerry" films in the evenings. A. watching B. watched C. watch D. to watch Xem chi tiết 1. It is late now; I don’t think Ann will come to see I would be surprised If2. We don’t go on holiday beacuse we don’t have enough If3. Do these exercises more carefully or you will fail the Unless4. I do not know the answer so I can’t tell you.. If5. She can’t play for the job because she doesn’t know If she nkew6. If she didn’t come here now, we’d come back Unless7. Be careful or you will not be able to get the Unless8. ...Đọc tiếp1. It is late now; I don’t think Ann will come to see I would be surprised If2. 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