Learn to speak Vietnamese
other than vietnamese
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According to official figures, 86.2% of the population speak Vietnamese as a native tongue.
Various other languages are spoken by the several minority groups in Vietnam. The most spoken languages are: Tày (1.5 million), Mường (1.2 million), Khmer (1.05 million), Cantonese (870,000, this figure also includes speakers of other Chinese dialects), Nung (860,000), HMông (790,000), and Tai Dam (700,000).
French, a legacy of colonial rule, is spoken by some (mostly older) Vietnamese as a second language. Russian- and to a much lesser extent Czech or Polish- is often known among "baby-boomers" whose families had ties with the Soviet bloc. In recent years, English has become a more popular language to learn and is increasingly used in business, among other things.
French
They are speak some French.They belonged to France in the past,so in some part of thatcountry still speak French.
Why don’t you just do an internet search. I remember when we had to go to the library. I still make my kids go to the library to do research so that they know how.
chinese
vietnamese of course
They also often speak French, English, and the Cantonese dialect of Chinese.
french
English??