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9 Vietnamese teachers are available for private Vietnamese lessons in Budapest, in-person or online Vietnamese classes. + Read more TUTOROO now works with 9 private Vietnamese tutors available for in-person or for online private Vietnamese classes. You can browse through the teachers profiles below to contact your preferred private tutor. We will introduce you to another private Vietnamese teacher in the event the tutor you've inquired for is not available or cannot accommodate your needs. Pick your private Vietnamese teacher and start learning Vietnamese today! Read less

Vietnamese-English course
Dang
 Vietnam
 Dohany ut 88

Private Vietnamese tutor in Budapest

Teacher joined in Sep, 2020

I am Huong, a Vietnamese student living in Budapest who have experience in teaching languages. I have taught in 3 different language centers and I am confident in using English to explain you the knowledge clearly. Besides, i can speak a little Chinese which is quite convenient to get along if you are from China. Though the it is not an easy language, i promise to help you use it in the easy effectove way. Besides, i can teach English for native Vietnamese speakers as well. Give us a chance to meet and to learn the really cool Vietnamese - English!

 Tutor available for 1 more student

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now
Learn Vietnamese at affordable price
Giang
 Hungary
 Budapest, Közép-Magyarország, Hungary

Improve your Vietnamese with a native teacher

Teacher joined in Nov, 2020

If you are interested in learning an easy Asian language, Vietnamese is for you. It uses the Latin alphabet, no conjugations, no tenses, and learning the tones are challenging as well as interesting and fun. Not to talk about Vietnam is expanding so speaking this language will boost your opportunities in the work market. I'm a native Vietnamese living in Budapest, Hungary. Learning Vietnamese from a native will help you understand the pronunciation as well as the sentence structure better. I have been teaching languages for 6 years and my lessons are designed to fit the need of my students. I speak Hungarian and English as well, so the transaction languages are these two. I also speak Korean so if you only speak Korean we can also work on it. I'm happy to teach online, so you can learn a new language from the comfort of your home. If you are ready to get to know one of the easiest and useful Asian language, book a lesson today!

 Tutor available for 4 more students

HUF 4000 / hour  Contact now
Ms Huong
Vu
 Vietnam
 Kolosy ter

Vietnamese course in Budapest near you

Teacher joined in Sep, 2020

I’m master student in International Relations and we can talk at first in English! I don’t have much experience in teaching but as a native Vietnamese speaker I’m confidence I can help you improve your VNese language eficiency. For more information, I graduate from Vietnam National University and my hometown is Hanoi, the capital so my accent is Northern. I can help you with the grammar and especially with speaking and listening skills. I can also introduce you with our unique culture as well as contemporary and modern lifestyle now in Vietnam.

 Tutor available for 2 more students

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now
Vietnamese Tutor, Learn Vietnamese Fast with Vananh in Budapest
Vananh
 Vietnam
 Pécs, Dunántúl, Hungary

Learn Vietnamese with private classes

Teacher joined in Aug, 2021

Vietnam is my birthplace. Four years of studying at the University of social sciences and humanity of Vietnam has offered me a good knowledge of Vietnamese culture and a profound background in Vietnamese. Furthermore, I also have experience in tutoring in both English and Vietnamese. Let's start to learn Vietnamese because it is a cool language. Although it is true that learning Vietnamese Grammar is not easy, you can still become a master of Vietnamese just by being good at speaking. You will experience it by yourself.

 Tutor available for 1 more student

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now
I come from Vietnam and want to teach you Vietnamese
Đinh
 Vietnam
 Budapest, Hungary

Private Vietnamese lessons in Budapest

Teacher joined in Dec, 2020

I am Vietnamese and i am studying abroad in Budapest, Hungary. I am so happy when you would like to explore my country and especially learn Vietnamese. Our language is one of the most interesting and complicated languages in the world. So I think that learning Vietnamese is a good experience for you in your life. And I am so happy when we have a chance to cooperate. I hope that I can help you and it might come in handy when you visit Vietnam. I love you and I wish all the best things for you. Thank you so much

 Tutor available for 5 more students

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Huỳnh
 Vietnam
 Budapest, Közép-Magyarország, Hungary

Improve your Vietnamese with a native tutor

Teacher joined in Sep, 2020

Are you planning to travel to Vietnam and discover Vietnamese culture? Are you interested in the Vietnamese language? I can help you to get to know more about Vietnam and the Vietnamese language. For beginners, your course will contain 24 lessons and three exams, and it can be changed depending on the purpose and goals of students. I prefer to have the first meeting in person before the lesson start that I can get to know more about the student needs and discuss the lessons. Please do not hesitate to contact me. You are always welcome. Thanks:))

 Tutor available for 1 more student

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now
Vietnamese lessons for everyone
Nguyen
 Vietnam
 Podmaniczky utca 7

Vietnamese teacher in Budapest near you

Teacher joined in Sep, 2021

I am Vietnamese and currently a student at Budapest Business School. I believe that I have understandable lessons for you to learn Vietnamese. Vietnamese is kind of easy to learn, but it is also hard for you to understand Vietnamese people when they are talking. Cause we barely use grammar to talk, so you should know all the meanings of this language. It takes 1 year to learn the basic grammar and vocabulary. Hope that it makes you feel more excited to learn Vietnamese and discover more about Vietnamese culture.

 Tutor available for 1 more student

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now
Easy Vietnamese lessons near you
Ha
 Vietnam
 Budapest, Közép-Magyarország, Hungary

Learn Vietnamese with a private course

Teacher joined in Apr, 2022

Hello, My name is Ha Tam, I am originally from Vietnam, and have been working in Budapest as an English teacher for the past 2 years. I teach English in a fun way using the Montessori method, and I can apply the same way to teach you Vietnamese. You will find the Vietnamese language not only easy but also very interesting. ---- I love cooking, traveling, and exchanging cultures, we can start our lessons with lots of topics, and I will help you to explore the Vietnamese language as well as Vietnamese culture.

 Tutor available for 1 more student

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now
Practical and Creative Trainer
Le
 Hungary
 Hungary

Private Vietnamese classes in Budapest

Teacher joined in Apr, 2023

Hello, I am Le, a Vietnamese. I am currently studying Master of Social Work in healthcare at the University of Debrecen. I have been a Vietnamese/English teacher for students for 5 years, especially focusing on communication. As well as I had been worked as a home teacher for kids. My main studying major was pharmacy, when I got a bachelor, I worked full-time as a technician and trainer for a medical device company. I am patient and creative to find suitable teaching methods for people. Hope we can have a great time together!

 Tutor available for 2 more students

HUF 3000 / hour  Contact now

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Vietnamese FAQs

Is Vietnamese Difficult to Learn?

Learning any language can be challenging, and Vietnamese is not left out. Vietnamese becomes even more challenging without a Vietnamese tutor if you're an English speaker. Although the grammar seems very simple, it is different from common languages you're familiar with. The Vietnamese employ the Latin alphabet and Chinese characters as their basics but are strongly modified. It also uses several accentual diacritics and marks not found in the English language.

The Chinese characters symbolize both meaning and sound. However, a letter in the Latin alphabet only has a sound; the meaning is known only when the letters are formed into words, syllables, and morphemes.

Most words in Vietnamese are single-syllabic. However, many others are formed by compounding or reduplicating these simple words. Instead of learning hundreds of characters as in the Chinese language, you only need to learn the 29 letters to make the syllables you need.

Knowing the alphabet is not difficult; the real issue lies with pronunciation because Vietnamese is a tonal language. Learning Vietnamese onlineto understand and make statements with different tones is important. It is essential that you pronounce with the right tonal pitch, or you will not be understood at all.

For instance, the word 'ma' is a base word with up to 6 different meanings because of differing tones:

mạ = rice seedlings
ma = ghost
mả = tomb
má = mother
mà = nevertheless
mã = code

Other examples are as follows:

còn: also
con: child

tím: purple
tim: heart
tìm: find

ca: song
cà: tomato
cả: all
cá: fish

cho: give
chó: dog

bà: old woman
ba: three

cu: penis
củ: root
cũ: old
cụ: old person

There are many more of these words-hundreds-found in the Vietnamese language.

To learn Vietnamese with a private tutor, you might need a lot of time which can be a challenge on its own. But, Challenges, they say, build character.

The other difficulties won't matter if you put your all into it and remain patient. Patience is what makes around 90 million speakers in the world enjoy speaking Vietnamese.

How Long Does It Take To Achieve Fluency in Vietnamese?

The US Department of State's Foreign Service Institute (FSI) included Vietnamese in category 3 of the most difficult languages for English speakers. Their observation was that English-speaking students in the states spend around 1,100 hours to attain fluency.

However, they researched native English language speakers only. If you're a native speaker of tonal languages like Chinese, Japanese, or Thai, it might take you fewer hours. However, attaining fluency mainly depends on your attitude toward learning the language.

What's the Fastest Way to Learn Vietnamese?

1. Start by learning basic Vietnamese words and phrases

One of the best ways to learn Vietnamese or any language, is to learn the most commonly used words. Basic words like "hello," "thank you," and "sorry" in Vietnamese are easy to learn. These words are important in that they can help you start a simple conversation with native Vietnamese speakers. Also, they improve your courage to advance in learning Vietnamese.

There are several channels you can learn these basic words and phrases from. One of them is the Vietnamese phrasebook or app.

2. Pay attention to the Vietnamese language tones

Vietnamese is a tonal language. So the implication of this is that a single word with different tones can have different meanings. And it might get challenging when you speak Vietnamese, but people can't understand you because of incorrect use of tone.

In Vietnamese, there are six tones. So you can try to mimic what other Vietnamese native speakers say and how they say it.

If you put enough effort into correctly mastering, differentiating, and making statements with the tones, people will understand you better.

3. Practice with native speakers as much as you can

As important as it is to learn Vietnamese with private tutors, practicing with native speakers is better.

It gives you the chance to understand how the words you've learnt are correctly used in day-to-day conversations.

Furthermore, having a conversation with native speakers can assist in learning and using idioms and slang. These people also assist you in understanding their culture.

You can start by joining social media language exchange groups where Vietnamese native speakers also participate.

Signing up for language schools or creating appointments with a Vietnamese tutor can also go long.

4. Be consistent in learning and using new vocabulary

Learning 'hard languages' like Vietnamese, as stated by the FSI, requires a good attitude. Likewise, learning it fast requires consistency. The more time we spend in the company of someone, the more we remember their face. Also, the more time you spend with the language, the more you remember it.

You can begin to learn Vietnamese by spending between 20 and 30 minutes on it daily. However, once you get comfortable with it, you can increase your learning period to 1 hour or 2 hours per day. In addition, you can set daily reminders to inform you whenever it's time for learning.

Furthermore, rewarding yourself every time you attain a specific learning level can help you stay motivated. For instance, you can choose to treat yourself to nice Vietnamese food when you can correctly use ten Vietnamese proverbs or idioms in a day. Or, you can take yourself out to spend the day in a place you love to be.

As the saying goes, "You only don't finish what you don't start". Starting your Vietnamese learning journey today and being consistent until you attain fluency is a good choice.

How Many People Speak Vietnamese?

Worldwide, about 86 million people speak Vietnamese. This is about 1.14% of the world's population. Out of the 91 million speakers, about 16 million are second-language speakers. An estimated 75 million are native speakers of the language.

The Vietnamese (Kinh) ethnic group has native Vietnamese speakers. While second language speakers learn Vietnamese because it is an official language in the country they live in. The Vietnamese's International Phonetic Alphabet is [tĭəŋ vìəˀt] for the Northern region and [tǐəŋ jìək] for the Southern.

How Many Countries Employ Vietnamese as their Official Language?

Vietnamese is the sole national and official language in Vietnam. It is the language spoken by the Vietnamese majority group and the ethnic minority population.

The Gin(formerly residents of three islands but now on the mainland in the Southern Guangxi) people also speak the language.

In Laos and Cambodia, both of Vietnam's neighboring countries, there are also many speakers of Vietnamese. Hence, taking Vietnamese lessons is a good idea.

Vietnamese is among the most spoken languages in the United States. It is ranked fifth with well above 1.5 million speakers who live in a few states.

In Washington and Texas, it is the third most spoken language. In Virginia, Georgia, and Louisiana, it is the fourth most spoken language. And in California and Arkansas, it is the fifth.

Vietnamese also ranks seventh among the most spoken languages in Australia. It also tops other Asian languages as the most spoken in France and eighth among immigrant languages spoken at home.

Vietnamese is recognized and named in the Czech Republic among the fourteen minority languages. The recognition is based on communities or groups of people that have lived in the country, traditionally or long-term.

This status allows the Vietnamese group living in the Czech Republic to be represented on the Government Council for Nationalities. The council serves the Czech Republic Government as an advisory board for policies regarding national minorities.

The status also grants the group the right under law to make use of Vietnamese in judicial courts and with public administrations.

Why Should I Learn Vietnamese

Learning a new language depends on you and your reason for choosing to learn the language. You may want to consider taking private Vietnamese lessons because Vietnam is one of the developing countries with an active and promising tourist center.

The country shares the north border with China, the West with Cambodia and Lao, and the south with Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Thus, it is strongly influenced by Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism values. And by learning to speak the language among about 80 million native speakers, you'll get to understand this diverse community of people.

Interesting cultural places to visit in Vietnam are:

The cultural richness of Vietnam makes it a fascinating place to be. The people of Vietnam have a lot of delicious dishes for you to choose from. You can also learn how the different dishes are made, including all the ingredients. Learning Vietnamese with a private tutor makes you fully appreciate all these.

Popular Vietnamese Proficiency Test

The most commonly known Vietnamese proficiency test is the 'Năng lực Tiếng Việt.' Popularly called NLTV, the 'Năng lực' translates to ability while 'Tiếng' means language, and 'Việt,' Vietnam. Therefore, the literal translation of 'Năng lực Tiếng Việt' is 'Vietnamese language ability,' that is, your ability to use and understand Vietnamese.

In most cases, to study in Vietnam as an international student, you would have to take proficiency tests. These tests are conducted by public and private universities under the umbrella of the National University System of Vietnam.

Also, in case you're coming into Vietnam for a business or job search, you'd need to write a Vietnamese proficiency test as most employers require it. Taking Vietnamese lessons can increase your chances of securing a job in Vietnam.

The NLTV has six levels divided into three main categories, and each main category has two subcategories.

The three main categories are elementary, intermediate, and Advanced.

The elementary level has two sub-levels-A1 and A2, representing level 1 and level 2, respectively.

The intermediate level has two sublevels-B1 and B2, representing level 3 and level 4, respectively.

The Advanced level also has two sublevels-C1 and C2, representing level 5 and level 6, respectively.

It is also available in Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea with a validity of 2 years.

In addition, the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training, under Circular 27, published a regulation regarding how Vietnamese proficiency tests should be organized for foreigners. The circular was effective from November 22, 2021.

The test assesses proficiency using the four skills of learning- listening, reading, writing, and speaking.

Your reading, writing, and listening abilities will be examined on a computer or paper, whereas your speaking skills will be tested in interviews with examiners or online. To excel in Vietnamese proficiency test, it's important that you enroll for Vietnamese private lessons.

The formats depend on how the test organizers want it, and you will be informed before you register. Regarding eligibility for these tests, the government allows tertiary institutions with literature studies, Vietnamese language studies, Vietnamese Culture studies, and Vietnamese literature teacher training. In addition, units selected by agencies in the state can also conduct training and tests. If you take any test within the six-level and pass, you will get a certificate issued by the Ministry of Education and Training.

How Can I Become a Tutor at TUTOROO

Becoming a tutor at TUTOROO is easy. You're not compelled or required to have certifications or qualifications to tutor in the city where you live. What's important is the knowledge of your native language as well as the confidence to teach people your native language. You can earn a steady income while teaching at TUTOROO, as many famous tutors make as much as $8000 monthly.

With TUTOROO, you can reach students interested in learning your mother tongue in person (physical classes) or online. Also, you can have your schedule full with classes as we can help you find weekly tutoring jobs.

One benefit of being a tutor on TUTOROO is that it's flexible, and you're sure to get weekly jobs. All you have to do is sign up here and get started. We typically respond within three working days.