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| Introduction | ix | |
| Guide to pronunciation | xi | |
| Vietnamese alphabet | xii | |
| 01 | Rat han hanh duoc gap co / I am very pleased to meet you | 1 |
| Greeting people | ||
| Introducing yourself | ||
| Saying where you are from | ||
| Simple sentences and questions | ||
| 02 | Chi la thu ky, phai khong? / You are a secretary, aren't you? | 9 |
| Stating your occupation | ||
| Creating questions | ||
| Using new verbs | ||
| 03 | Tieng Viet co kho khong? / Is Vietnamese difficult? | 19 |
| Asking and saying what something is like | ||
| Using adjectives | ||
| Intensifying adjectives and adverbs | ||
| Some initial and final particles | ||
| Counting from 1 to 10 | ||
| 04 | Chi co muon xem buc anh gia dinh toi khong? / Do you want to see a photograph of my family? | 29 |
| Talking about your family | ||
| Kinship terms | ||
| Question words | ||
| More numbers | ||
| Points on the compass | ||
| 05 | Ngay mai la thu may? / What day is it tomorrow? | 42 |
| The days of the week and months | ||
| Ordinal numbers | ||
| Demonstrative pronouns | ||
| Comparative and superlative adjectives | ||
| 06 | Xin loi, bay gio la may gio? / Excuse me, what's the time? | 54 |
| Asking and telling the time | ||
| Saying what the date is | ||
| Asking when? | ||
| Specifying tense | ||
| Asking how many? | ||
| 07 | Anh co mua gi nua khong? / Do you want to buy anything else? | 66 |
| Asking for something in a shop | ||
| Asking the price of items | ||
| Classifiers | ||
| Forming the plural | ||
| Colours | ||
| 08 | Chi con lam viec o khach san khong? / Do you still work in the hotel? | 80 |
| Describing your working day | ||
| Saying that you have finished doing something | ||
| Forming the genitive | ||
| Fractions, decimal numbers and percentages | ||
| 09 | Chi co chac la duong nay di den vien bao tang lich su khong? / Are you sure this is the way to the history museum? | 90 |
| Asking how to get somewhere | ||
| Giving directions | ||
| Forming the imperative | ||
| Asking how long something takes | ||
| Saying approximately | ||
| 10 | Toi co the xem ngoi nha ay duoc khong? / Can I see the house? | 101 |
| Talking about your house | ||
| Describing your room and its contents | ||
| Prepositions | ||
| Making a polite request | ||
| Saying what things are made of | ||
| 11 | Anh co bi sot khong? / Do you have a temperature? | 110 |
| Saying what is wrong with you | ||
| Asking why something is happening | ||
| Duoc and bi: attitude words | ||
| 12 | Anh co biet hieu an nao ngon khong? / Do you know a good restaurant? | 121 |
| Ordering a meal in a restaurant | ||
| Vietnamese dishes and ingredients | ||
| Instead of | ||
| Conjunctions neu ... thi (if ... then) | ||
| Forming the vocative | ||
| 13 | Chi da xem du bao thoi tiet chura? / Have you seen the weather forecast yet? | 134 |
| The weather | ||
| The seasons | ||
| Saying what you are wearing | ||
| Conjunctions khi ... thi (when ... then) | ||
| Saying not only ... but also | ||
| Using theo to express your opinion | ||
| 14 | Anh co nhan gi khong? / Do you want to leave a message? | 143 |
| Making a telephone call | ||
| Leaving a message | ||
| Modal verbs | ||
| 15 | Thu di Anh mat bao lau? / How long does it take for a letter to get to England? | 152 |
| The post office | ||
| Writing a letter | ||
| Saying the more ... the more | ||
| Saying apart from | ||
| Using the/vay (so) | ||
| 16 | Toi ghet nhac co dien / I hate classical music | 160 |
| Hobbies and leisure activities | ||
| Expressing the meaning although | ||
| Saying that something is happening at the same time as something else | ||
| 17 | Toi co the bay den Viet Nam qua duong Hong Kong khong? / Can I fly to Vietnam via Hong Kong? | 169 |
| Travel arrangements | ||
| Booking a hotel room | ||
| Buying a ticket | ||
| Changing money | ||
| Arranging a visa | ||
| Buying souvenirs | ||
| Verbs expressing direction of movement | ||
| Means of transport | ||
| Expressing the meaning of returning from somewhere | ||
| 18 | Anh co biet nui nao cao nhat o Viet Nam khong? / Do you know the highest mountain in Vietnam? | 181 |
| Contemporary Vietnam | ||
| Vocabulary for reading newspapers | ||
| Forming passive sentences | ||
| Using the verbs tro nen and tro thanh to become | ||
| Using lai | ||
| Revision unit | 191 | |
| Translations of dialogues | 197 | |
| Translations of selected texts | 219 | |
| Taking it further | 221 | |
| Key to the exercises | 224 | |
| Vietnamese-English vocabulary | 247 | |
| English-Vietnamese vocabulary | 262 |
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