About Chaoshan:Chaoshan or Teo-Swa (Chinese: 潮汕話; pinyin: Cháoshànhuà, Teochew dialect: Diê5suan3 uê7, Shantou dialect: Dio5suan3 uê7) is a Southern Min language spoken by the Teochew people of the Chaoshan region of eastern Guangdong province, China, and by their diaspora around the world. It is closely related to Hokkien, with which it shares some cognates and phonology, though the two are largely mutually unintelligible.
You will see the notes below the video. This is what I studied today! 🙂 tôi không biết bạn đã học được gì trong Tiếng Việt (bạn = you) Tôi đã học tiếng Việt được khoảng 1 năm rồi. rồi = already Bạn đã học tiếng VIệt như thế nào? How = như thế nào…
See the video at the bottom of this page! There are many Vietnamese restaurants in my city. I want to learn to ask questions like: “What is popular here?”, “What do you recommend?”, “Can you substitute Tofu for Meat?, “What dishes do vegetarians usually order?”. There are some restaurants where many of the employees don’t…
In this context, “无所谓” means “irrelevant” or “doesn’t matter”. It’s used to convey the speaker’s lack of interest or concern about a particular topic or issue. Here, “无所谓” means “doesn’t care” or “doesn’t mind”. It’s used to indicate that the speaker has no strong preference or opinion about a decision or choice that someone else…
When learning a language, it is important to study everyday. People often quit because they don’t have confidence. Then don’t have confidence because they can’t express themselves in the language they are learning. Of course, confidence will increase over time, because the ability to express ideas gets easier. So make a plan to study everyday,…