Verbs in Vietnamese are one of the first things every beginner should learn. They help you describe actions, express ideas, and build simple sentences for everyday communication. In this guide, Learning Vietnamese – Jellyfish Vietnam introduces the most common verbs in Vietnamese with meanings, example sentences, and practical tips to help you speak naturally. 1. […]
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How to say good morning in Vietnamese naturally
How to say good morning in Vietnamese is one of the first phrases many Vietnamese learners search for. While the direct translation is “Chào buổi sáng,” native Vietnamese speakers use it mainly in formal situations rather than everyday conversations. Instead, they often greet people with personal pronouns such as “Chào anh,” “Chào chị,” or “Em […]
Mastering Vietnamese tones is often the biggest hurdle for beginners. With 6 distinct tones and 5 diacritical marks, a slight pitch change can completely alter a word’s meaning. Here is your ultimate beginner-friendly guide to pronouncing every Vietnamese tone correctly! I. What are Vietnamese Tones? Tone is a super-segmentation unit, it is expressed in a […]
Learning how to say “good job” in Vietnamese is a simple way to encourage others and communicate more naturally. Depending on the situation, Vietnamese speakers use different expressions with friends, children, classmates, or colleagues. In this guide, Jellyfish Vietnam shares the most common Vietnamese praise phrases, their meanings, and practical examples to help you use […]
Vietnam is a country where food isn’t just a daily routine — it’s a celebration of life, identity, and community. A Vietnamese food festival brings together traditional dishes, local vendors, music, and cultural performances into one vibrant experience. In this article, Jellyfish takes you inside the world of Vietnamese food festivals where every bite tells […]
Looking for the perfect Christmas gifts for Vietnamese friends, colleagues, or loved ones? While Christmas isn’t a traditional public holiday in Vietnam, it has become a vibrant, festive season celebrated by millions in urban areas. To help you navigate cultural nuances and make a memorable impression, Jellyfish has curated a list of 10 thoughtful Christmas […]
Lunar New Year, known as Tết in Vietnam, is the most important celebration of the year. It’s a time for family reunions, honoring ancestors, and sending wishes for health, luck, and prosperity. In this guide, Jellyfish presents 10 perfect Lunar New Year gift ideas in Vietnam that blend tradition and intention. 1. Red Envelopes (Lì […]
In Vietnamese culture, gift-giving is more than a polite gesture—it’s a powerful way to show respect, build trust, and send blessings. Whether you’re a friend, coworker, or language learner trying to understand Vietnamese culture better, this guide from Jellyfish will help you choose the best good luck gifts for Vietnamese people deeply rooted in tradition, […]
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How to say i’m hungry in Vietnamese in real life
If you’re learning Vietnamese or planning a trip to Vietnam, one of the most useful expressions to know is how to say I’m hungry in Vietnamese. Hunger is a basic human need, but the way it’s expressed can vary widely depending on the tone, setting, and relationship between speakers. In this guide, Jellyfish will walk […]
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How to say good day in Vietnamese: A Linguistic Guide
If you’re learning Vietnamese or planning a trip to Vietnam, knowing how to say good day in Vietnamese might seem like a simple task. But in reality, Vietnamese greetings are rooted in context, social roles, and timing. In this guide, Jellyfish will walk you through the most natural and respectful ways to say “good day” […]













