how the hell do you pronounce this shit?
How the hell do you pronounce this shit?
Michael Wood
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Jace Cooper
Just awkwardly stutter through it and you're good, pal
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Ayden Adams
Nu-Yen, that's how i do it
Easton Miller
looked it up on yt, some vids said Nuh-Win. some said Nuwg-Win, some said New-Win
why not just romanize it as newwin.
Parker Watson
"Win". Don't overcomplicate it lol. People are always saying shit like "NOO-JEE-YIN"?
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Gavin Moore
William Torres
"Butthurt ching chong charlie cong diaspora"
Jason Fisher
NIGGERRRRRRR
Juan Young
I pronounce it Ngoo-yen, but probably I'm wrong, because Nha Trang, for example, should be prounonced as Nya Chang
Bentley Myers
Un(closed mouth)-gu-yen
Jaxson Stewart
Nigg-oo-yen
Ian Carter
It's 'win' people. Stop making shit up
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Asher Jones
Closer to “weird” than “win”. And that would be Uyên rather than Nguyên
Elijah Rodriguez
Thanks for correcting me. My ears are pretty anglicised so I cannot distinguish the fine sounds. "Uyen". Btw are you northern or southern
Jackson Rivera
Central mutt. Southern dialect in Northern accent
Isaac Howard
NYOONGAH.
ITS OF ABORIGINAL ORIGIN. VIETNAMESE ARE A HYBRID SUBHUMAN RACE OF CHINESE AND AUSTRALOID NEGRITO MIXTURE.
Gavin Moore
my family is from the central region too. Cool to know there are dialects that can be mixed with accents
Kevin Nguyen
>t.Butthurt ching chong charlie cong diaspora
Nathaniel Anderson
DON'T BELIEVE THE LIES PEDDLED BY THIS MUTANT GERMAN. VIETNAM IS VIET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111
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Joshua Wilson
>Oceania
>Southern Asia:India
OH NO NO NO
Joshua Morales
WE ARE OUR OWN PEOPLE. CHINA LIES AND SAYS WE CAME FROM THEM. WE WERE THERE FIRST AND THE CHINESE MOVED OVER TO US
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Camden Allen
North and South dialect are not very different. Only the Thanh-Nghệ-Tĩnh (North Central) and Huế dialects are distinct and hard to accustom to
Jayden Gonzalez
I used to work at a call center for American customers and this one last name came up quite frequently. I used to pronounce it as Goo-yen with an N nasal sound at the beginning. Don't even give a fuck if I was doing it right or not
Elijah Cruz
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Andrew Perry
I tell English speakers "New-Win" but in Vietnamese, it's pronounced like . Sorta like "wynn?"
Isaiah Anderson
nuh-win
Eli Cooper
Enn gwee yen
Grayson Parker
"change your last name"
that's how it's pronounced. literally like 40%+ of Vietnamese have this fucking surname