Order Bánh Mì
a busy bánh mì stall
Southern Vietnamese
Order Bánh Mì Phrases
Practical Southern Vietnamese phrases for order bánh mì.
Quick answer
In one sentence
Cho tôi một ổ bánh mì.
- a busy bánh mì stall
- Start with: Cho tôi một ổ bánh mì., Không pa-tê, được không?.
Mini lesson
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a busy bánh mì stall
Real situations
All phrases
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Cho tôi một ổ bánh mì.
One bánh mì, please.
Start with this line in a busy bánh mì stall.
Say it
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ChocholevelKeep the voice steady and level.tôitoilevelKeep the voice steady and level.mộtmotheavyDrop the voice low and short.ổodippingDip slightly, then recover.bánhbanhrisingLift the voice upward.mìmifallingLet the voice fall gently.
Vietnamese spelling
Cho→chờ o cho
tôi→tờ ôi tôi
một→mờ ôt môt nặng một
ổ→ô hỏi ổ
bánh→bờ anh banh sắc bánh
mì→mờ i mi huyền mì
Không pa-tê, được không?
No pâté, please.
Use this to keep the order bánh mì exchange moving.
Say it
Listen first, then use these tone cues.
KhôngkhonglevelKeep the voice steady and level.pa-têpa-televelKeep the voice steady and level.đượcduocheavyĐ starts like English d; do not say z.khôngkhonglevelKeep the voice steady and level.
Vietnamese spelling
Không→khờ ông không
pa-tê→pờ atê patê
được→đờ ươc đươc nặng được
không→khờ ông không
Cho thêm rau.
Please add more vegetables.
Use this to keep the order bánh mì exchange moving.
Say it
Listen first, then use these tone cues.
ChocholevelKeep the voice steady and level.thêmthemlevelKeep the voice steady and level.rauraulevelKeep the voice steady and level.
Vietnamese spelling
Cho→chờ o cho
thêm→thờ êm thêm
rau→rờ au rau
Ít ớt thôi.
Just a little chili.
Use this to keep the order bánh mì exchange moving.
Say it
Listen first, then use these tone cues.
ÍtitrisingLift the voice upward.ớtotrisingLift the voice upward.thôithoilevelKeep the voice steady and level.
Vietnamese spelling
Ít→it sắc Ít
ớt→ơt sắc ớt
thôi→thờ ôi thôi
Cho tôi mang đi.
I would like it to go.
Use this to keep the order bánh mì exchange moving.
Say it
Listen first, then use these tone cues.
ChocholevelKeep the voice steady and level.tôitoilevelKeep the voice steady and level.mangmanglevelKeep the voice steady and level.đidilevelĐ starts like English d; do not say z.
Vietnamese spelling
Cho→chờ o cho
tôi→tờ ôi tôi
mang→mờ ang mang
đi→đờ i đi
Practice ladder
- 1Listen once at normal speed.
- 2Shadow each line at slow speed.
- 3Complete the situation without reading.
Common mistakes
- Do not translate a long English sentence word by word.
- Keep the relationship pronoun or politeness marker used in the model line.
Cultural notes
- Use standard nationwide vocabulary with a natural Southern rhythm in a busy bánh mì stall.
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