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1. morevietnamese.com › tones-and-accentsThe Beginner’s Guide to Vietnamese tones and accent marks

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   May 7, 2013 · In this post, we’re going to take a look at the Vietnamese tones and accent marks, and how to pronounce them correctly. Part 1 – Vietnamese tones. What are the 6 Vietnamese tones? Are Vietnamese tones hard? Resources for Vietnamese tones; Part 2 – Vietnamese accent marks. Vietnamese vowels; Why do some Vietnamese words have two accent marks?

2. yourvietnamese.com › learn-vietnamese › vietnameseVietnamese Language: an Introduction – YourVietnamese

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   Vietnamese Language is a tonal language: its words are written with diacritics, or accent marks. The same underlying letters with different diacritics produce different words: different in both pronuncation and meaning. For example, the word ma means ghosts while the word má means mother.

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   Why do some Vietnamese words have two accent marks?

   • Vietnamese is a tonal language. That’s why it can sound musical or melodic. There are six tones (though some parts of the country don’t pronounce them all) and they are represented by symbols that actually quite closely match their sound.

   The Beginner’s Guide to Vietnamese tones and accent marks

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   Is Vietnamese a tonal language?

   • Vietnamese Language is a tonal language: its words are written with diacritics, or accent marks. The same underlying letters with different diacritics produce different words: different in both pronuncation and meaning. For example, the word ma means ghosts while the word má means mother. Vietnamese has 6 tones.

   Vietnamese Language: an Introduction – YourVietnamese

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   Do Vietnamese accents change the sound of the letter 'E'?

   • If you’re familiar with a language like French, you’ll have seen accents like é and ê that change the sound of the letter ‘e’. Vietnamese also has some accent marks to represent different vowel sounds. Let’s look at an example: ô, o and ơ are totally different sounds. Mixing ô and o is the most frequent mistake I heard in my Vietnamese classes.

   The Beginner’s Guide to Vietnamese tones and accent marks

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   What are the characteristics of Vietnamese language compared to English?

   • The following are the most notable characteristics of Vietnamese Language, especially when compared to English: The Vietnamese Alphabet is closely related to the English Alphabet, but with additional letters such as ă or ơ. Learn more about Vietnamese Alphabet.

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4. vi.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cổng_thông_tin:TiếngCổng thông tin:Tiếng Việt – Wikipedia tiếng Việt

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   Tiếng Việt mang ý nghĩa ngôn ngữ quốc gia của đất nước Việt Nam với phương châm dùng tiếng nói, chữ viết, giữ gìn bản sắc dân tộc, phát huy phong tục, tập quán, truyền thống và văn hóa tốt đẹp của mình. Trải qua lịch sử Việt Nam kỷ nguyên dài, tiếng Việt có ...

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Vietnamese_language_andVietnamese language and computers - Wikipedia

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   The Vietnamese language is written with a Latin script with diacritics (accent tones) which requires several accommodations when typing on phone or computers.

6. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › Accent_toniqueAccent tonique — Wikipédia

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   En linguistique et précisément en phonologie, l’ accent tonique met systématiquement en relief une syllabe ou une more dans un mot en augmentant la hauteur, la force ou la durée du son, souvent une combinaison de ces trois facteurs. La syllabe ou la more frappée de l'accent est dite tonique, et les autres atones.

7. vietnamesetyping.comVietnamese Typing Online

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   Type Vietnamese for students. Online Vietnamese typing for Business, Investors. Vietnamese Typing Telex - Cách gõ Tiếng Việt Có Dấu Online. Watch on. See more about how to type Vietnamese Vni and VIQR here.

8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Vietnamese_language_in_theVietnamese language in the United States - Wikipedia

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   Vietnamese language in the United States. Vietnamese has more than 1.5 million speakers in the United States, where it is the sixth-most spoken language. The United States also ranks second among countries and territories with the most Vietnamese speakers, behind Vietnam.