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Unit 7
B54–B61 · 8 lessons. Focus on this Unit first; the rest of the course stays available below and in the left navigator.
This Unit
B54–B61
8 lessons
Cái này bao nhiêu tiền? — Asking the price
Ask prices with bao nhiêu tiền, understand shortened market answers, and learn how Vietnamese đồng amounts are commonly spoken in daily life.
Nghìn, ngàn, triệu và tiền Việt — Using Vietnamese money
Apply large numbers to real Vietnamese prices: đồng, nghìn/ngàn, triệu, shortened price speech and common written forms without repeating the full number lesson.
Đắt, rẻ, vừa — Talking about price and value
Describe prices as expensive, cheap or reasonable, soften judgments with hơi/không...lắm, and distinguish rẻ from the negative expression rẻ tiền.
Cái này / cái kia / cái nào — Choosing among things
Use này, kia and nào to point to and choose items, while learning why cái can stand for an object in context but is not a universal word for every noun.
Tôi lấy cái này — Deciding to buy
Use lấy and mua when choosing an item, learn natural forms such as cho em lấy cái này, and see why “take” is not the whole meaning of lấy.
Có màu khác không? — Colors and other options
Ask whether another color is available, name common colors, and learn the flexible Vietnamese color system including xanh lá, xanh dương and contextual omission.
To hơn, nhỏ hơn — Comparing size
Use adjective + hơn to ask for bigger or smaller items, distinguish to/lớn and nhỏ, and add practical clothing words such as rộng, chật, dài and ngắn.
Đi chợ — Shopping integration and culture
Follow one realistic market interaction from greeting and price to quantity, bargaining and purchase, while distinguishing traditional-market practices from fixed-price retail.
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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
Ăn gì? Uống gì? — Choosing food and drink · Gọi món ở quán — Ordering naturally
... 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