Vietnamese alphabet

This image is the Vietnamese alphabet. The language is similar to the American alphabet, except there are accents. Also, ther letters "f,j,w,z" are not found in the alphabet. In the olden days, Vietnamese was similar to Arabic in the sense that both were made out of brush strokes. A difference is the modern day Vietnamese has accents, where as Arabic does not.

This article explains how to learn Vietnamese language, alphabet and pronunciation.

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Vietnamese is a Vietic language spoken mainly in Vietnam by about 76 million people.

About basic Vietnamese phrases and most frequently used Vietnamese words. You can start learning Vietnamese with these words.

The official Latin-based Vietnamese alphabet consists of 29 letters: 17 consonants and 12 vowels. 22 letters come from the Roman alphabet except f, j, w, and z. Seven letters are modified with diacritics: ă, â, đ, ê, ô, ơ, and ư. As in English, the order follows the Roman alphabetic convention, except letters with diacritical marks come after letters without. For instance, a precedes ă and d precedes đ. Here’s the alphabetization that is taught in schools.

Vietnamese Sign Language

Aujourd’hui, je vais vous donner quelques fun facts à propos du vietnamien. Ce n’est pas forcément pour vous encourager à l’apprendre, mais au moins à en savoir plus sur ma langue et mon écriture. Pour lire un de mes articles écrits en vietnamien (et voir à quoi ça ressemble), cliquez ici La plupart des gens sont surpris de découvrir que le vietnamien utilise l’alphabet latin. Ce système d’écriture (transcription phonétique à base de l’alphabet latin) appelé « chữ quốc ngữ » (écriture…