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inh in the North, like 'ing' in "s ing in the South, like 'on' in "pers on". ênh in the North, like 'ain' in "m ain" in the South, like 'urn' in "t urn" (British English). anh in the North, like 'ang' in "g ang" in the South, like 'un' in "f un". ich in the North, like 'ick' in "s ick in the South, like 'ot' in "carr ot". êch in the North, like 'ake' in "c ake" in the South, like 'urt' in "h urt" (British English). ach in the North, like 'ack' in "b ack" in the South, like 'ut' in "c ut". ua, uô like 'ure' in "s ure" (British English). âu in the North, like 'o' in "s o in the South, like 'ou' in " out".
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ây in the North, like 'ay' in "d ay" in the South, like 'i' in "f ight". au in the North, like 'ou' in " out" in the South, like 'ow' in "n ow". ay in the North, like 'i' in "f ight" in the South, like 'i' in "h igh". Other combinations uy like 'wi' in " win".
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Used only at the beginning of a syllable. qu in the North, like 'qu' in "s quare" in the South, like 'w' in " we". gi in the North, like 'z' in " zip" in the South, like 'y' in " yes". kh like 'ch' in "lo ch" or 'c' in " cat".
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ch at the beginning of a syllable, like 'ch' in "tou ch" at the end, like 'ck' in "si ck" (but it is never enunciated) in the North and like 't' in "si t" (but it is never enunciated) in the South. v in the North, like 'v' in " victory" in the South, like 'y' in " yes". s in the North, like 's' in " set" in the South, like 'sh' in " show". r in the South (Ho Chi Minh City), like 'r' in " red" or 's' in "plea sure" in the North (Hanoi), like 'z' in " zip". Used only at the end of a syllable, except loan words. d in the South (Ho Chi Minh City), like 'y' in " yes" in the North (Hanoi), like 'z' in " zip". ư like 'oo' in "b ook", with a hint of the 'i' in "l ick", or like pronouncing "oo" without rounding your lips: th ư (means "mail" or "letter"). u in the North, like 'oo' in "f ood" in the South, like 'o' in "n o": thu (means "autumn"). ơ like 'ir' in "b ird" (British English): bơ (means "avocado" or "butter"). ô like 'o' in "b oard": cô (means "aunt", "miss" or "madam"). o like 'aw' in "l aw": lý d o (means "reason"). i in the North, like 'ee' in "s ee" or "d eed" in the South, like 'ay' in "d ay": th i (means "test/exam"). ê like 'ay' in "s ay": cà ph ê (means "coffee"). e like 'e' in "s et": tr e (means "bamboo"). â like 'o' in "pers on": s ân (means "yard" in front or back of a house). ă like 'u' in "c ut": ch ăn (means "blanket"). Vowels a like 'a' in "h at" with a hint of 'o' as in "m onster": b a (means "father"). Unless otherwise indicated, pronunciation throughout this phrasebook is for Northern (Hanoi) Vietnamese, which is quite different from Southern (Saigon), North Central (Vinh) or Central (Hue) Vietnamese.
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Once you figure out how to pronounce each letter and tone, you have a pretty good idea of how to pronounce Vietnamese, which has very few exceptions compared to English. Vietnamese spelling is more or less phonetic, and generally similar to Portuguese (which it is based on). Vietnamese is not related to Chinese, though it contains many loan words from Chinese due to centuries of Chinese rule in Vietnam, and even used Chinese-like characters as its writing system, called "chữ Nôm", until Vietnam was colonised by the French. Vietnamese is a tonal language the meaning of a word depends on how high or low your voice is. Vietnamese grammar is very simple: nouns and adjectives don't have genders, and verbs aren't conjugated. It is the official language of Vietnam and is also widely spoken in places where the Vietnamese have immigrated, such as the United States, France and Australia. Vietnamese is one of the most spoken languages in the world, with around 90 million native speakers.