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So you want to learn Vietnamese. I have noticed that you are learning Korean too. That's awesome! Actually learning Vietnamese is easier than learning English or Japanese/Mandarin. The difficult things is you can't learn Vietnamese without a native speaker to correct you. There are some reasons:
- Your ears are not familiar with tone language. Maybe you think you speak correctly but actually it's wrong with us.
- please don't learn Vietnamese from textbooks. Or you can use textbooks but you must have a native speaker to tell you when it's actually used in real life.
- Some textbooks are wrong when they try to find english words sound like Vietnamese words.
I not advise you this just because I'm a Vietnamese teacher on Italki. You can find any Vietnamese language partner to help you.
Best regards,
Jenn
0 votedJanuary 7, 20160- Actually, I think : Đầy = Full Đầy đủ = đủ = Enough But there are some differences between "Đầy đủ" and "đủ" + Đầy đủ is kind of formal form of "đủ" . We usually use "đủ" in daily conversation. + Đầy đủ = đủ but sometimes we use "đầy đủ" to emphasize the sentence. Ex: Tôi có đầy đủ những gì anh cần. Tôi có đủ những gì anh cần They have the same meaning but the first sentence is more emphasized. + Finally, it is depend on words you use with and the sentence structure . Some cases we can't use "đủ" but "đầy đủ" and vice versa. Ex: We say "Tôi chỉ cần em là đủ" not "Tôi chỉ cần em là đầy đủ" We can say "Làm bài tập đầy đủ" not "Làm bài tập đủ" , but we can say "Làm đủ bài tập".0 votedDecember 7, 20150
