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Unit 8
B62–B70 · 9 lessons. Focus on this Unit first; the rest of the course stays available below and in the left navigator.
This Unit
B62–B70
9 lessons
... ở đâu? — Asking where something is
Use ở đâu to ask where people, places and objects are, with everyday examples for restrooms, stations, addresses and meeting someone.
Đi thẳng, rẽ trái, rẽ phải
Understand đi thẳng, rẽ trái, rẽ phải and common location words, then follow a short real-world Vietnamese direction exchange.
Gần, xa, trước, sau, bên cạnh — Locating things relative to each other
Go beyond basic left/right directions and describe whether a place is near, far, in front, behind or beside another landmark.
Số nhà và địa chỉ — Reading and giving an address
Read common Vietnamese house numbers and address components, including slash-style numbers, while distinguishing a formal address from the shorter address people use in conversation.
Đường, hẻm/ngõ, ngã tư — The vocabulary of real streets
Navigate streets, alleys and intersections with regional vocabulary such as hẻm, ngõ, ngách and kiệt, while learning that local naming systems are not perfectly uniform.
Tôi sống ở... — Talking about where you live now
Use sống ở and ở to talk about current residence while keeping hometown, origin, birthplace, temporary location and formal address as separate ideas.
Đi bằng gì? — Talking about means of transport
Ask how someone travels and answer naturally with đi bộ, đi xe máy, đi ô tô, đi xe buýt, taxi or ride-hailing without turning this lesson into a full transport survival guide.
Bao lâu? Bao xa? — Duration and distance are different questions
Separate duration from distance, ask mất bao lâu and bao xa, give approximate minutes/hours/meters/kilometers, and connect estimates to transport and traffic.
Hỏi đường trong đời sống thật — Putting Unit 8 together
Integrate asking where, directions, landmarks, addresses, alleys, transport, duration and distance in one realistic fictional route-finding situation.
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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
Cái này bao nhiêu tiền? — Asking the price · Nghìn, ngàn, triệu và tiền Việt — Using Vietnamese money
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