LEARNING VIETNAMESE AT YALE
Activities from Vietnamese Classes
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"Elementary Vietnamese class was "the most enjoyable worthwhile of all Theresa Nguyen, 2005 |
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VIET 115 Elementary Vietnamese Students acquire basic working ability in Vietnamese, including sociocultural knowledge. Attention to integrated skills such as speaking, listening, writing (Roman script), and reading.
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Group of students learning Vietnamese in Vietnam |
A student with jack fruits in Vietnam |
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My experience with Vietnamese has on the whole
been very positive - it's a wonderful language that I enjoy immensely...
I've come to accept that there will always be a gap between my
spokenVietnamese and my ability to read Vietnamese-language documents,
although this gap narrows when I'm able to spend time in Vietnam.
Charles Keith, a Ph.D.candidate in History at Yale
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"The hardest thing about learning Vietnamese was to
perfecting the
different tones. It took me a while to recognize the different tones
and I am still trying to improve at using the tone correctly." |
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| LANGUAGE TALBE. Time: Every Friday - Place: Berkeley Dining Hall | ||
Placement Exam: Contact Professor Quang Phu Van at quang.van@yale.edu for information