Vietnamese At Soompi

[Guest tinhieu]

I'm Nam. I'm actually from Da Lat.

Vietnamese with Bac dialect are hard for me to understand.... but Hue dialect is even harder for me to understand.

Strange, but for me (bc I'm a Nam), I kinda think Nam is Canadian English compared to Bac as kinda like British English. LOL

[_siku_]

I'm a Bac ~ I can understand Nam lol Hue is so hard to understand...although my grandparents origin is Hue but yea... =-=;;

[Guest momo08]

i'm a NAMmer =] although my dad's a Bac

he got converted because of my mom, but both of them can speak Bac, Hue and Nam

i'm ok with modified Bac, but i dont understand anything when in Hanoi!! =(

can't even decipher what my paternal grandma says when she speaks to me...i feel pretty stupid

[Guest Anneant96]

i honestly don't know what kind of vietnamese i speak, as i barely speak viet... But my mum's side is from Da Nang and my dad's is from Nha Trang... ^^ my viet is different from the dialect that is spoken with my mum's side... i can understand them but it's hard :L My mum says i speak the viet that is spoken in saigon.... the 'proper vietnamese' and she calls it... idk ^^"

[Guest ariel_vn]

Did you hear abt Cantho?? I'm in there...Nam of Vietnam :x

It's a beautifull city w Hau river...and I love my city-my country <3

[Guest jinjingji]

My mom's family and parents were orginally from Hanoi, then moved to Saigon where my mom was born. She speaks with a Nam accent, but uses some Bac words. My dad however, was born and raised in Hue. So I'm a mixture of everything.

[MiDnite89]

I'm 50% Nam, 50% Awesome

[Guest MELLOWMANACE]

I was born in Da Lat(southern VN) but I speak with a northern accents because my parents were originally from the north. 

[tinasweetheart]

i was born in sai gon~ so i'm Nam ^^

[XxKaylaH3artKxX]

I was born in a city near Ho Chi Minh city, so I'm nam.

[Guest kurayzeexivy]

I'm Bac. My parents were born in the south but since my grandparents are northern, they learned to speak with the Bac dialect. I can understand nam dialects, but not all the time lol. Hue, I can't understand at all. A lot of my friends who are nam say they think I talk funny.

[Guest ddcee]

My dad is a bac but he's chinese as well.

but I have no idea what he's saying most of the time when it's in vietnamese haha 

[Guest ohNO not Vivix3]

When I went to vietnam, my relatives told me I have a mixture of bac and nam when I speak, but originally my parents told me they were bac.

[Guest Yamachi]

I'm bac but I can understand nam from watching "Phim Truyen"/Viet Dramas with my parents. xD

[Guest DoraTabi]

I'm from Thai Nguyen, Viet Nam, Bắc of course ^^

[Guest Maddie0407]

I'm Bac, but lived part of my childhood in the South (Saigon area). My accent is not the heavy Bac kind like from people in Hanoi, but it's pretty light. I can understand all accents pretty well (Nam, Trung, Hue).

[xokimmyxo]

I'm Hue. So is my entire family. But I believe my parents can speak Bac & Nam. My youngest little brother speaks Nam more than Hue.

[Guest mimirella]

I'm nam! I cannot understand Bac .. It's so hard to understand I'm standing there trying to think of what the person is saying ><

[Guest ritaruan]

I am... a mixture of bac and nam. My father is nam and my mother was originally bac but moved into nam later. I somehow happen to think bac accent sounds cuter than nam, so I tend to speak Viet with more of a bac-ish accent. I understand Viet with both of these accents. Vietnam definitely have accents that are harder to understand than bac and nam.

[Guest MailovesBubbleTea]