Le 28 juin 2011 à 14:02, "Truong Anh. Tuan" a écrit :
> There is no reason to doubt Gwenhael. He has got a lot of experience about 
> this. He also can not speak Vietnamese even after he got married to a 
> Vietnamese beautiful girl :D

I would also not recommend dating or getting married to get help in learning a 
language... Obviously. Still it helps to learn the culture, which is also 
helpful (or even sometime required) to learn the Vietnamese language.

And I would say my case is an exception to this general idea. In my case it 
helped because my wife's parents don't remember much about French or English 
words they learned before but they have a strong will to communicate with their 
son in law. So every time I have to go (alone) to work in Danang and sleep at 
the family home, my Vietnamese language bumps to a higher level!

In my opinion the best way to learn a language is to go with people who don't 
know any language in common with you, other than their mother tongue, and still 
have the will (or need) to communicate with you. They will then make efforts to 
assure you can understand them, by teaching you their language.

So a good starting point would probably be to go _alone_ (without any foreigner 
friend) for some trekking with a group a Vietnamese only people (what is called 
learning through immersion).

> 
>> Welcome Thomas, hope to see you when I come back to HN.
> Welcome Thomas, too. Happy learning and sharing!

Willkommen Thomas! For the little story, there was a German guy among the first 
people behind creating HanoiLUG. ;-)

Cheers,
-- 
Coordonnateur des infrastructures techniques
Agence universitaire de la Francophonie
http://www.auf.org/
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