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Unit 6
B46–B53 · 8 lessons. Focus on this Unit first; the rest of the course stays available below and in the left navigator.
This Unit
B46–B53
8 lessons
Ăn gì? Uống gì? — Choosing food and drink
Ask and answer the everyday questions ăn gì and uống gì, combine them with muốn and thích, and learn how context makes Vietnamese food talk compact.
Gọi món ở quán — Ordering naturally
Order food and drinks with cho..., gọi..., lấy..., and polite address terms instead of relying on a single translated “I would like...” formula.
Một phở bò, một cà phê sữa đá — Counting orders
Order quantities of dishes and drinks, learn common food measure/classifier words, and understand why real menus sometimes omit them.
Cay, ngọt, mặn, chua — Talking about taste
Describe basic tastes, control strength with hơi/rất/quá, and learn that food judgments and tolerance are often expressed through context rather than absolute labels.
Ngon quá! — Reacting to food naturally
Say that food is delicious and learn how quá, lắm, thật and other small words change the feeling of a reaction rather than acting as simple synonyms.
Cho tôi / cho anh / cho em... — Requests through relationship
Understand the extremely common cho + self-reference pattern in shops and restaurants, and see how changing tôi/anh/em changes the social relationship rather than the requested item.
Tính tiền — Paying at a restaurant or café
Ask for the bill, understand totals and common payment words, and handle cash, transfer and card questions without assuming every business accepts every method.
Một bữa ăn Việt Nam — Reading and culture bridge
Read one family meal scene and connect shared dishes, cơm, canh, nước chấm, mời, address terms and modern family variation without treating one meal as universal.
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Xin chào! — Saying hello naturally · Bạn tên là gì? — Asking and giving names
Đây là..., kia là... — Pointing out people and things · Có và không có — Saying what exists
Vietnamese numbers from 0 to 100 · Hàng trăm, nghìn, triệu — Reading larger numbers
Gia đình tôi — Family words in real Vietnamese · Đây là mẹ tôi — Introducing family members
Tôi muốn... — Asking for food and drinks · Tôi thích / tôi không thích — Likes, dislikes and softer opinions
Cái này bao nhiêu tiền? — Asking the price · Nghìn, ngàn, triệu và tiền Việt — Using Vietnamese money
... ở đâu? — Asking where something is · Đi thẳng, rẽ trái, rẽ phải
Tôi thức dậy lúc... — Talking about when your day starts · Tôi đi làm / đi học — Work and study as daily activities
Ơi — Calling someone naturally · Nhé, nha — Softening and inviting agreement
Ở quán cà phê — A practical café visit · Ở nhà hàng — Ordering and eating at a restaurant
Tôi không khỏe — Saying you do not feel well · Tôi cần đi khám — Finding a doctor, clinic or pharmacy