Hello, I’m Thi Huynh from Danang, Vietnam. I have been teaching English for 8 years and I have taught Vietnamese to foreigners for 5 years.

NEW COURSES STARTING SOON!

Monday to Friday | 2PM to 3.30PM
Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 6PM to 7.30PM

If you are a complete beginner or already know some words my beginner course is a good choice for you. It is a 30 hour course designed to provide enough language for daily survival.

After 30 hours of learning Vietnamese you can be confident to have small talk in Vietnamese. You will be able to talk about your name, age, job, nationality and hobbies. You will also be able to order in a restaurant or cafe, bargain when shopping ask for and give directions.

With small class sizes, usually 3 – 6 students, you will have plenty of chances to practice speaking and improve your pronunciation.

There are new courses opening at the beginning of each month starting at various times in the morning, afternoon or evening. If you can’t find a class tiem suitable for you, private lessons at a time convenient for you are available.

NEW COURSES STARTING SOON!

Monday to Friday | 2PM to 3.30PM
Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 6PM to 7.30PM

For more information please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Phone: 090 505 1008
Email: Janne108(at)yahoo.com
Address: 41 Duong Tri Trach (in the Nha Leo neighbourhood)

A complete course includes 30 hours (20 lessons) of tuition. Course books and CDs are supplied by the teacher. All fees are payable at the end of the first lesson.

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I think anyone who plans to spend a decent amount of time in any country should make an effort to learn the language, it will make your experience of that country so much better. I won’t go into the plethora of advantages of learning Vietnamese here but I will say that of all the people I have heard bitch and moan about this place very few had actually bothered to learn the language.

Due to the difficulty in learning Vietnamese it is almost a necessity to get a teacher, preferably someone to teach you one on one. Be sure to find a teacher who has experience in teaching Vietnamese to foreigners, this is no easy task. You may find someone willing to help you practice your Vietnamese but they may not have the patience or methodology to explain the intricacies of the language.

Thi Huynh is a native of Danang, she has years of experience in teaching Vietnamese in Ho Chi Minh City and Danang. She has created her own text book and tries to make her lessons informative and fun. Her schedule is flexible so that students can study when they want, where they want and how often they want.

I personally think that to truly grasp the Vietnamese language you need to be using it and practicing it everyday, perhaps three or four days a week with a teacher then every other day day on your own. Two hours a day everyday for six months should have you reasonably proficient.

Thi Huynh
Vietnamese Teacher
090 505 1008
janne108@yahoo.com