They sound like retarded drooling morons with speech impediments, their tone of voiced seems always angry and every sentence had atleast 3 du mas, what does that mean?

oh really, cause i heard it from a viet ho, how hot is that?what a kinky b!tch.

oh really, cause i heard it from a viet ho, how hot is that?what a kinky b!tch.

on second thought, vietnamese sound more like two cats mating. plz click on link in my signature for your hearing pleasure.

on second thought, vietnamese sound more like two cats mating. plz click on link in my signature for your hearing pleasure.

If you wanna hear Cambodian sounds just listen to that rap song "Everyday" by the Phenom Penh Bad Boyz.  A shining example of how beautiful the Khmer language is.

http://www.geocities.com/khmerrap/home.html

I have said that I began singing in chinese before I sang in Vietnamese and that's true. The reason being, chinese is the first asian lyrics I learned to sing and that was inspired by my discovery of Jacky Chan movies. Since music has always been my first love of all the arts, my interest in these movies naturally led to their music. Chinese made about the fourth or fifth language I had learned to sing at that time.

I had not become familiar with the Vietnamese people until after my discovery and experience with the chinese movies and music. In the beginning I learned to sing in Vietnamese because its beauty attracted me to it and the challenge of it (to see if I could). Like an artist that has only painted pictures of landscapes with beautiful rivers in them, until he comes upon the sea. He then not only sees the sea as a new beauty but also as a challenge to paint. And so he paints the sea for both reasons. First, because he is an artist and creating pictures is his way of expressing himself and communicating with the world around him. And so his desire to paint compels him to do so. Secondly, he strives to polish and perfect his craft. To continue to paint only a river when he might be able to paint the sea as well, is to leave his best yet undiscovered.

My first experience with the Vietnamese people was when my family and I went to a chinese restaurant to celebrate a birthday and were waited on by a Vietnamese waiter. The beautiful haunting music playing in the background immediately caught my attention. When I inquired about it he told us it was Vietnamese. And I fell in love with it. The waiter told us where to find a Vietnamese restaurant and that began my growing friendship with the Vietnamese people.

just click on the link in my signature and judge for yourselves.

hey, does anyone have the link for the other thread on this topic?

why are so many khmers hating on the viets?  I only know a few khmers who are on AF to waste time and not to hate on people.

vietnamese sounds like.... vietnamese.

someone post up dialogue clips.

Listen to this vietflash music. What do you guy think?

http://www.vflashmtv.com/?action=vf&song=175

this is a very nice chinese flash... called Fairy Tale
that song is very very popular in China... take a look
http://mv.suflash.com/html/mv5539.php

Truth be told, I don't like the language.

Are you learning for practicality or for cool factor?  I know that China's a rising economic power, and thus learning Chinese might help you earn a few more bucks.  The other Asian countries seem to be pretty stable economically, and it seems the window of opportunity may have already closed.  China's window seems to be closing also.