A0-A1 · Guided Vietnamese route
Vietnamese Foundations
Build the core words, pronunciation awareness, and tiny sentence patterns that make beginner Vietnamese feel usable.
Introduce yourself, ask simple questions, understand prices, and read a short beginner scene with dictionary support.
Best for
New learners who want a structured start
You will learn
40 useful words
Review
Review is built in
How each day feels
Review a little, learn a little, then use it.
Learn
Review
Use
Part 1 · 2 lessons
Sounds and greetings
Start with greeting phrases, polite closings, and the first pronouns learners need every day.
You will be able to
Say hello, thank someone, and recognize the first person and second person pronouns in short prompts.
Review included. Move on when the words feel familiar.
Part 2 · 2 lessons
People and politeness
Make room for Vietnamese pronouns and identity words without burying the learner in a full kinship chart.
You will be able to
Recognize common people words and understand why pronouns change with relationship and context.
Review included. Move on when the words feel familiar.
Part 3 · 2 lessons
Numbers and prices
Numbers become useful when they attach to prices, totals, and simple questions.
You will be able to
Recognize one through ten and ask about a simple price.
Review included. Move on when the words feel familiar.
Part 4 · 2 lessons
Food and drinks
Introduce food words through the first scenario most learners want to use.
You will be able to
Recognize basic eating and drinking words for a cafe or simple meal.
Review comes next. Move on when the words feel familiar.
Part 5 · 2 lessons
Places and directions
Give learners a small navigation set without pretending they can handle open-ended travel speech yet.
You will be able to
Recognize basic direction words and combine them with familiar question words.
Review included. Move on when the words feel familiar.
Part 6 · 2 lessons
First reader checkpoint
Pull study, reading, and review together with a tiny reading milestone.
You will be able to
Read a short beginner scene using known words and dictionary support.
Review included. Move on when the words feel familiar.