Xin chào
hello / goodbye"Xin chào, bạn khỏe không?"
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How to Say Hello in Vietnamese & Practice Today
StudyArcade turns Vietnamese greeting lists into games. Learn Xin chào, Cảm ơn, and everyday phrases through active recall, not passive flashcard drills.
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Essential Phrases
Vietnamese greetings to learn first
Start with these high-frequency phrases. Each one is tested across Memory Match, Boss Battle, Whack-a-Word, and more so you build recall from multiple angles.
Chào bạn
hi (to a friend)"Chào bạn! Rất vui được gặp bạn."
Cảm ơn
thank you"Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều."
Tạm biệt
goodbye"Tạm biệt, hẹn gặp lại!"
Không
no"Không, cảm ơn."
Xin lỗi
sorry / excuse me"Xin lỗi, tôi không hiểu."
Study Topics
What you can study
Paste your own Vietnamese phrase list or start with these beginner-friendly topic sets.
Core Greetings
Example topicXin chào, Chào bạn, and everyday hello/goodbye phrases with pronunciation guides.
Politeness Essentials
Example topicThank you, please, excuse me, and "I don't understand" for real conversations.
Travel & Dining
Example topicOrdering food, asking for directions, and navigating shops in Vietnam.
Daily Conversation
Example topicHow are you, introductions, and common responses for beginners.
How It Works
Three steps to confident greetings
1
Add your phrases
Paste a greeting list or notes, or snap a photo. StudyArcade builds your Vietnamese games in seconds.
2
Play the games
Practice the same phrases across Memory Match, Boss Battle, Whack-a-Word, and the other games.
3
Use them for real
Short daily sessions build recall faster than cramming. Most beginners feel confident with core greetings in two weeks.
From the Blog
Vietnamese learning guides
How to Say Hello in Vietnamese: Phrases for Beginners
Essential greetings, politeness phrases, and the fastest way to make Vietnamese stick.
Best Way to Memorize Vocabulary for Any Language
Five research-backed techniques to memorize vocabulary faster, including tonal languages like Vietnamese.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do you say hello in Vietnamese?
The most common Vietnamese greeting is "Xin chào" (pronounced sin chow). It works as both hello and goodbye in any setting. For friends, "Chào bạn" (chow bahn) is a casual hi.
What is the best app to learn Vietnamese?
StudyArcade turns your Vietnamese phrase lists into interactive games on iPhone and iPad. Paste any greeting set or pick a topic and start practicing with active recall games. No account required.
Is Vietnamese hard to learn for beginners?
Vietnamese has six tones, but core greetings are achievable in one to two weeks of short daily practice. Native speakers appreciate any effort, even with imperfect pronunciation.
How do you say thank you in Vietnamese?
Thank you in Vietnamese is "Cảm ơn" (kahm uhn). For extra politeness, add "bạn": "Cảm ơn bạn" means thank you, friend.
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