Thai Vietnamese BilingualStudy

هذا هو التطبيق الذي تعلم التايلاندية والفيتنامية الفن نفس الوقت.

Bilingual Study:

Vietnamese is an Austroasiatic language spoken by about 82 million people mainly in Vietnam. Thai is a member of the Tai group of the Tai–Kadai language family. Over half of the words in Thai are borrowed from Pali, Sanskrit and Old Khmer. They are both tonal languages. Due to the former colony of France, the alphabets is romanized. It is easier to read. Thai is more influenced by Sanskirt language while the vocabulary is influenced by Chinese. As a result their alphabets are quite different, but the sentence structure is quite similar.

Vietnames and Thailand are neighboring countries, the languages they speak are influencing to each other. When you are familiarized the alphabets, you are easy to take control of both languages.

Thai and Vietnamese sound similar because Vietnamese and Thai have syllable final unreleased stops, which give them all a sort of "bouncy" sound.

The recommendation of bilingual study between Thai and Vietnamese in this app,

We aimed to illustrate the difference and the same issues between the two languages. By the way of comparison of each issues of this app, it is simpler to learn new things where memorization is highly needed, the other part of the apps is shown part of speech, noun, adjective and adverb by each page.

By the end of the studying through the app, you know both languages separately and how similar and different of the two languages are.

The effect and efficiency of learning two languages at the same time depend upon the choice of pairing the languages. It is important to choose the right pair of languages. Among the major languages in the world, these two languages are comparatively similar. If the choice of the languages is right, it will make learning more effectively. We propose to develop the apps which are designed to let learner more easily to learn. Thai and Vietnamese have the similar tone system , Thai have 5 tones and Vietnamese have 5 tones also