If it is the border between Vietnam and Guangxi, many Vietnamese can speak Chinese. If you are out of town, then communicate in English. The English level of Vietnamese is generally higher than that of China. At least the Vietnamese I met in Vietnam have good English. If your English is not good, like me, I will use my poor English and sign language, so it will be no problem to walk from North Vietnam to South Vietnam.
As for the visa, I suggest you find a bigger travel agency and ask them to sign it for you, which saves a lot of formalities and trouble. Only 100-200 yuan is much more convenient than running the consulate by yourself.
In addition, I personally suggest that if you travel to Vietnam, don't take RMB with you and change it into US dollars, because it is difficult to exchange RMB there and there are not many places to exchange it.
I once swam across Vietnam with a backpack. . . .
What languages do Malaysians and Vietnamese speak?
Malaysia speaks Mandarin and English.
Vietnam speaks Vietnamese.
If Vietnamese can speak English, then both sides can speak English.
What language is spoken in Vietnam and what is the historical relationship with China!
The official language, common language and major national languages of Vietnam are all Vietnamese, and most of them are developed on the basis of Chinese.
The relationship between Vietnamese and the history of China;
After Qin Shihuang annexed six countries and unified the Central Plains, he continued to send troops to conquer Lingnan [2 14 BC]. After the collapse of the Qin Empire in 207 BC, Zhao Tuo, a former general of the Qin Dynasty, took the opportunity to occupy Lingnan. In 204 BC, Nanyue State was established with Panyu as its capital. Since then, Vietnam has been formally incorporated into Chinese territory for the first time. In Vietnam, this period of history is also called the first northern period.
In 939 AD, Viet Nam broke away from the direct rule of China during the rebellion in the late Tang Dynasty. Although Vietnam became independent, it still paid tribute to China regularly and recognized China's patriarchal status. It was not until France invaded Vietnam in the second half of the19th century that China was replaced by France as the suzerain.
During the period of Vietnam's independence but national subjugation, Vietnam also established the same feudal social system as China. Especially during the Li Dynasty (A.D.101225) and the Chen Dynasty (A.D. 1225- 1428), Viet Nam introduced various political and cultural relics systems from China to consolidate the feudal foundation of successive dynasties. In other words, although Vietnam is no longer directly ruled by China, China still has great influence on Vietnam.
What language do Vietnamese speak?
The official language used in Vietnam is Vietnamese (Beijing dialect), and the number of Vietnamese speakers accounts for more than 90% of the national population. Vietnamese is a kind of tonal language, that is, it uses tones to distinguish the meaning of words, which has many similarities with Khmer, Thai and Chinese. Due to historical reasons, Vietnamese and Chinese are closely related. In terms of vocabulary, Vietnamese borrows a large number of Chinese words, which are usually called Sino-Vietnamese words in linguistics. According to statistics, Chinese and Vietnamese words in modern Vietnamese vocabulary account for more than 60% of the total vocabulary. Grammatically, Vietnamese is a subject-verb-object structure. Different from Chinese, Vietnamese attributives should be placed after the modified head words. In addition, other grammatical features of Vietnamese are basically the same as those of Chinese.
What language do Vietnamese speak?
Vietnamese is the official language of Vietnam. It belongs to the Mon-Khmer language family of South Asian language family. Characters are based on Latin letters. Mainly distributed in the coastal plains of Vietnam, it is a place where the Vietnamese (also known as the Jing nationality) live together. There are more than 90 million users. There are about 10000 people in China, and dongxing city, Guangxi, is inhabited by Jing people.
What language is spoken in Vietnam?
The official language of Vietnam is Vietnamese, also known as Beijinger, and the written language is Vietnamese. In addition, French is also very popular, and Chinese, English and Khmer are also used.
Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country, so there are various languages, which can be roughly divided into three language families. The first is the South Asian language family, whose users account for 97% of the total population of Vietnam, including 36 ethnic groups, belonging to Vietnamese, Yumco-Khmer, Miao-Yao and Thai-Dai languages. Followed by the Sino-Tibetan language family, accounting for about 2% of the total population, including 9 ethnic groups, belonging to the Sino-Tibetan language family and the Tibetan-Burmese language family. The third is Austronesian language family, including five ethnic groups, accounting for 0.9% of the total population of Vietnam.
The most commonly used characters in Vietnam are Vietnamese characters with 23 letters, 6 vowels and 17 consonants. In modern times, the vocabulary and grammatical structure of French, English and Russian are more and more used in Vietnamese, which makes Vietnamese have some characteristics of Indo-European family.
Chinese characters have been used for a long time in Vietnamese history. /kloc-After the 0/0 century, China culture had a great influence, and Chinese characters were still officially advocated. Until the beginning of19th century, Chinese was widely used by feudal elites in Vietnam. Chinese characters are used in court documents and imperial examination papers, and couplets in temples are also written in Chinese characters.
Are you really Vietnamese? How did you come to China?
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What language is Vietnamese?
Vietnamese
The official language of Vietnam. It belongs to the Mon-Khmer language family of South Asian language family. Mainly distributed in the coastal plains of Vietnam, it is a place where the Vietnamese (also known as the Jing nationality) live together. There are more than 50 million users. About 10000 people in the coastal area of Fangcheng County, Guangxi, China use Vietnamese. Vietnamese classical literature is mostly written in classical Chinese, and more than 70% of the words in the dictionary are Chinese words (Chinese and Vietnamese words, "t? Han VI? T "), Chinese characters and Chinese characters invented by our nation were often used before modern times. Official documents generally use classical Chinese, while ordinary documents generally use Vietnamese, which is a mixture of Chinese characters and Chinese characters. Before the invention of the southern script in the13rd century, Vietnamese people generally spoke spoken Vietnamese, but due to the lack of local language, they often used classical Chinese when writing (similar to ancient Japan and South Korea, the official documents mostly used classical Chinese, and the folk spoken language was still the local language). After the invention of Nanzi, Vietnamese has been consistent in spoken and written language since then. 19 19 Vietnam abolished the imperial examination, 1945 saw the demise of the Ruan Dynasty and the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, which led to a gradual decrease in the use of Chinese characters and southern characters. It was invented by Christian missionaries in the17th century and popularized by the FrenCh colonial policy. Roman characters were used to represent "Mandarin characters (ch? Qu? c Ng？ , Mandarin) ". During the colonial period, Chinese characters were called "gifts from the French" by French colonists. After the independence movement, nationalists thought that Chinese characters and southern characters were inconvenient and inefficient, and Mandarin characters became the official notation of Vietnamese after independence. There is no doubt that most Vietnamese nationals regard Mandarin characters as a formal symbol.
/kloc-After 0/0 century, the ancient Vietnamese character Zi Nan appeared. It is a kind of square character, which is partly borrowed from Chinese characters and partly formed by means of cognition, pictophonetic characters and borrowing in Chinese characters. /kloc-after the 0/3rd century, poems written in Chinese characters appeared, and a large number of works have been handed down to this day. Ruan You (1765~ 1820)' s Jin Zhuan is a masterpiece of Zi Nan's poetry. /kloc-in the 0 th and 7 th centuries, European missionaries made a phonetic scheme for Latin Vietnamese to preach. During the period of 1649~ 165 1, the Yue-Portuguese Latin Dictionary published by Roman A. de Rhodes and the Eight-Day Preaching Law written in Latin Vietnamese were considered as the beginning of the Latin Pinyin of Vietnamese. Latinized Vietnamese has become a tool for Vietnamese to acquire cultural knowledge.
What language is spoken in Vietnam? Is it similar to Thai?
Vietnam speaks its mother tongue, and its language type is Dinh, just like Thai. But not the same language.
Thailand and Laos should use the same language.
What languages are mainly spoken in Southeast Asian countries?
There is a popular saying in the world: "If you learn the old Thai saying well, you are not afraid to travel all over Southeast Asia." Guangxi people seem to have a natural familiarity with Southeast Asian languages. This is because the Zhuang language in Guangxi is of the same origin as the languages of Southeast Asian nations such as Thailand and Laos, and there are still many similarities. Even in the languages of other Southeast Asian countries except Thailand and Laos (such as Vietnamese, Cambodian, Burmese, Malay, etc. ), China southerners learn pronunciation more easily than northerners.
◆ Language classification of Southeast Asian countries
-Malay-Polynesian language family, also known as Austronesian language family. There are Malays, Indonesians and Filipinos. The main national language in the Philippines is Tagalog, which is similar to Malay and is a "cousin" language. Indonesian is developed on the basis of Malay, which is very similar to Malay. Brunei people speak Malay.
-Mon-Khmer language family, also known as South Asian language family. Fapuzhai language belongs to this language family. This language is mainly used by Khmer, the main ethnic group in Cambodia, as well as Meng and Wa. The origin of Vietnamese is uncertain. Some scholars in China studied Vietnamese from the bottom and found that Vietnamese and Wa are homologous, thus inferring that Vietnamese belongs to South Asian language family.
-Sino-Tibetan language family. This language family mainly speaks Burmese, Thai, Lao and Vietnamese Dai and Nong languages. Burmese is the main ethnic group in Myanmar, with a population of 6.5438+0.5 million in Thailand. Sino-Tibetan Miao and Yao languages are distributed in northern zhina, with thousands of Miao people from Vietnam to Laos, Thailand and Myanmar. In addition, Zhuang language and Dai language, which are similar to Guangxi Zhuang language, are widely distributed in Southeast Asia and are the main ethnic groups in Thailand and Laos.
◆ Mandarin in Southeast Asian countries
Vietnamese is the official language of Vietnam, also called Beijing dialect. There are a large number of Chinese loanwords, which are now spelled in Latin letters. Vietnamese is characterized by many phonetic symbols and many tones, and the differences between many phonetic symbols are very small. A slight pronunciation mistake will turn into another phonetic symbol. There are many Chinese loanwords in Vietnamese political and cultural vocabulary. Scientific vocabulary mainly borrows French, while modern high-tech vocabulary mainly borrows English.
The national language of Laos is Lao, similar to Thai, which is based on the ancient Khmer alphabet. French is still often used in cities in Laos.
The national language of Cambodia is Khmer, which belongs to the South Asian language family. The Khmer alphabet comes from Pali in South India. There are Sanskrit, Pali and French loanwords in Khmer. French is still often used in Cambodian cities. The pronunciation of Cambodian is difficult to learn. Its pinyin method consists of consonants and vowels, and consonants are subdivided into high consonants, low consonants, overlapping consonants and unvoiced consonants; Vowels can be divided into high vowels, low vowels, compound vowels and independent vowels. Therefore, when spelling Cambodian, it is often necessary to recognize the phonetic elements of letters and spell them quickly and accurately. It is easier to master pronunciation, the sentence structure is subject-predicate-object, and the words are basically the same word.
The official language of Myanmar is Burmese, which belongs to Sino-Tibetan language family. Burmese was created on the basis of Mongolian and western letters in the 1 1 th century. At present, English is still frequently used in official and business activities.
The national language of Thailand is Thai, which belongs to the Zhuang-Dong language family of Sino-Tibetan language family, and there are many Khmer and Sanskrit loanwords. Thai was created on the basis of13rd century Khmer.
The national language of Malaysia is Malay, and there are many words borrowed from Chinese, Sanskrit, Tamil and English. The official language of Malaysia is Latin Malay (also called Mi Lu), but Malay with the letter "Jaw Wei" used in the past can still be used. Intellectuals and institutions often use English.
Singapore has four official languages; Chinese, Malay, Tamil and English.
The official languages of the Philippines are Tagalog and English. Tagalog, similar to Malay, is a "cousin" language, using Latin letters.
The national language of Indonesia is Indonesian. Based on Malay, it is similar to Malay and is often regarded as the same language. At present, the writing in Indonesian also uses Latin alphabet.
Malay and English are the official languages of Brunei.
There are overseas Chinese in Southeast Asian countries, with Singapore accounting for 76% of the total population and Malaysia accounting for 37%. Not all of them are mainly Cantonese, but most of them speak Chaozhou dialect in Thailand. ...