I am looking for a software program for learning Vietnamese. Does anyone know of one out there that actually teaches the correct dialect (south vs north vietnam)? Thanks in advance.
Tags: dialect, learning vietnamese, north vietnam, software program, thanks in advance
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Spoken Vietnamese Spoken language series by Robert B US $30.00 --> Ends in : 2h 34m <-- |
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VIETNAMESE Language Audio Coursetext on CD FSI 15 hrs US $6.99 --> Ends in : 16h 46m <-- |
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Vietnamese English Dictionary Tuttle Language Library US $15.68 --> Ends in : 2d 9h 46m <-- |
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VIETNAMESE learn to speak LANGUAGE Course FSI Audio CD US $6.74 --> Ends in : 2d 19h 32m <-- |
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Vietnamese In Flight Learn Before Y | Living Language US $19.87 --> Ends in : 2d 21h 6m <-- |
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New 4 CD Pimsleur Learn to Speak Vietnamese Language US $17.99 --> Ends in : 3d 12h 53m <-- |
November 17th, 2009 at 7:41 pm
I’m half Vietnamese and just married a Viet girl a couple months ago. I had not spoken Vietnamese since I was a young child, and had to learn it again very quickly. That in mind, I’ve reviewed several programs to learn Vietnamese.
The two most popular programs are Rosetta Stone ( http://www.rosettastone.com ) and Pimsleur ( http://www.simonsays.com ). Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Rosetta Stone uses audio and visual technique, which requires it to be used on a computer. Pimsleur is almost entirely audio and can be played on a CD player.
Rosetta Stones is probably a better way to learn Vietnamese or any language, but Pimsleur is more convenient because all you need is a CD player.
Good luck to you!
November 17th, 2009 at 7:41 pm
As for software, I haven’t seen any. I’ve only found a bunch of textbooks but I think some of them might come with a CD.
With the dialect, it’s hard to find one that will offer both dialect.
November 17th, 2009 at 7:41 pm
Contact the Vietnamese Professionals Society http://www.vps.org. They have VPSabc, a software program to teach Vietnamese.