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To learn Vietnamese, first determine your goals and preferred proficiency level. Look for local classes or tutors, or consider online learning. Joining Vietnamese social groups or visiting Vietnam can also help improve language skills.
The first step in the process of learning Vietnamese is to outline your overall goals. Decide why you want to learn Vietnamese and at what proficiency level you want to learn the language. This can dictate the different methods by which you can learn the language. Look for different options locally to learn the language; a good place to check is the local community college where classes may be offered. You may need to look for private tutors who can help you learn the language, or even Vietnamese social groups who will accept you and teach you the language conversationally.
One method by which you can learn Vietnamese that has become exceptionally popular is online learning or software learning. Some companies make DVDs and computer software that teach the Vietnamese language from basics to more complex conversational Vietnamese. This is a great way to learn Vietnamese if there are no classroom options available or options for tutors in your area. The price of software can be quite high in some cases, so choose carefully and do a lot of research beforehand to ensure you choose a reputable software brand.
Taking a class at a local community college or even a university is certainly a good option for learning Vietnamese, although depending on the region you live in, this language offer might not be very common. Even if the college or university doesn’t offer that language as a course, ask the foreign language department for recommendations on ways to learn the language. Someone in the department can recommend a tutor or some alternative way to learn the language.
Consider looking up Vietnamese social clubs or even Vietnamese people who live in your area. Working with a Vietnamese speaker who can also speak your primary language is a great way to learn the language quickly and efficiently. You can place an ad in a newspaper or online message board looking for native Vietnamese speakers who would be willing to teach you the basics and even hold conversations with you regularly so that you can learn Vietnamese without classes or computer software.
One of the best ways to learn Vietnamese, but also the least accessible, is to take a trip to Vietnam. Spending time in the country will force you to learn at least the basics of the language and you can get a hands-on conversational experience with the people of Vietnam. It is possible to enroll in courses at institutions in the country that teach the language quickly.
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