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As a Vietnamese language teacher with 20 years of experience, I am excited to introduce you to Vietnamese vocabulary related to drinks and beverages. Whether you're ordering drinks at a café or restaurant, or simply want to learn more about Vietnamese culture, this lesson is perfect for beginner students who want to expand their vocabulary.
== Introduction ==


In this lesson, we will explore the vocabulary related to drinks and beverages in Vietnamese. From traditional drinks to popular beverages, you will learn how to order your favorite drink in Vietnamese. Grab a pen and paper, and let's get started!


<span link>Take some time to dive into these other pages after completing this lesson: [[Language/Vietnamese/Vocabulary/Relationships|Relationships]] & [[Language/Vietnamese/Vocabulary/Counting-11-20|Counting 11 20]].</span>
== Traditional Vietnamese Drinks ==
== Vietnamese Drinks and Beverages ==


Vietnamese drinks and beverages are a big part of Vietnamese culture. From the ubiquitous iced coffee to fresh fruit juices, there are a variety of refreshing drinks to try out.
Vietnamese culture is rich in traditional drinks that are both refreshing and flavorful. These drinks are often made from natural ingredients and have unique flavors that are loved by locals and tourists alike. Let's take a look at some popular traditional Vietnamese drinks:


=== Coffee ===
=== 1. Trà (Tea) ===


Vietnamese coffee is a popular drink around the world, and it's a must-try when visiting Vietnam. The most popular coffee varieties are cà phê đen (black coffee), cà phê sữa (coffee with condensed milk), and cà phê đá (iced coffee).
Tea is an integral part of Vietnamese culture and is enjoyed throughout the day. Vietnamese tea is often served hot and unsweetened. Here are some common types of tea:


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! Vietnamese !! Pronunciation !! English
! Vietnamese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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| Cà phê đen || [kaː fɛː jɛn] || Black coffee
| Trà đen || trah den || Black tea
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| Cà phê sữa || [kaː fɛː suə] || Coffee with condensed milk
| Trà xanh || trah sanh || Green tea
|-  
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| Cà phê đá || [kaː fɛː ɗaː] || Iced coffee
| Trà oolong || trah oolong || Oolong tea
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| Trà sen || trah sen || Lotus tea
|}
|}


=== Tea ===
=== 2. Cà phê (Coffee) ===


Tea is another popular drink in Vietnam. It is usually served hot and plain, with sugar or lime juice, or with fresh herbs such as jasmine, lotus, or pandan. Popular varieties include trà đen (black tea), trà xanh (green tea), and trà đào (peach tea).  
Coffee lovers will be delighted to know that Vietnam is famous for its rich and aromatic coffee. Vietnamese coffee is often brewed using a special filter and is known for its strong flavor. Here are some common types of coffee:


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! Vietnamese !! Pronunciation !! English
! Vietnamese !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
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| Trà đen || [traː ɗen] || Black tea
| Cà phê sữa || kah feh soo-ah || Coffee with condensed milk
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| Trà xanh || [traː zan] || Green tea
| Cà phê đen || kah feh den || Black coffee
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| Trà đào || [traː ɗaːw] || Peach tea
| Cà phê đá || kah feh dah || Iced coffee
|-
| Cà phê trứng || kah feh troong || Egg coffee
|}
|}


=== Soft Drinks ===
=== 3. Nước mía (Sugarcane Juice) ===
 
Nước mía is a popular drink in Vietnam, especially during hot summer days. It is made by extracting the juice from sugarcane and is often served with ice. Nước mía has a sweet and refreshing taste that quenches your thirst.
 
=== 4. Nước cam (Orange Juice) ===
 
Orange juice, or nước cam in Vietnamese, is a common and refreshing drink that is packed with vitamin C. It is often made from freshly squeezed oranges and is served cold. Nước cam is a great choice for a healthy and natural beverage.
 
=== 5. Sinh tố (Smoothies) ===
 
Sinh tố refers to a variety of fruit smoothies that are popular in Vietnam. These smoothies are made by blending fresh fruits with ice and sometimes condensed milk. Sinh tố is a delicious and nutritious drink that is perfect for a hot day.
 
== Popular Vietnamese Beverages ==
 
In addition to traditional drinks, Vietnam also offers a wide range of popular beverages that are enjoyed by people of all ages. These beverages can be found in cafes, restaurants, and street food stalls across the country. Let's explore some of these delightful drinks:
 
=== 1. Trà sữa (Milk Tea) ===
 
Trà sữa, also known as milk tea, is a popular beverage in Vietnam. It is made by combining tea with milk and sweeteners such as sugar or condensed milk. Trà sữa comes in various flavors and can be served hot or cold. It is often topped with tapioca pearls or fruit jellies for added texture.


In Vietnam, soft drinks are commonly referred to as nước ngọt, which literally translates to "sweet water". Popular soft drink brands include Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and 7-Up. However, there are also many locally-produced soft drinks to try out such as Sting, Fanta Sarsi, and Sữa Bò (sweetened condensed milk mixed with soda water).
=== 2. Sữa đậu nành (Soy Milk) ===


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Sữa đậu nành, or soy milk, is a nutritious and dairy-free alternative to cow's milk. It is made from soybeans and is often sweetened with sugar or flavored with vanilla. Sữa đậu nành can be enjoyed hot or cold and is a popular choice for those with lactose intolerance or who prefer plant-based beverages.
! Vietnamese !! Pronunciation !! English
 
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=== 3. Nước ép trái cây (Fruit Juice) ===
| Nước ngọt || [nuək ŋot] || Soft drink
 
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Fruit juice, or nước ép trái cây, is a refreshing and healthy beverage that is made from a variety of fruits. Popular choices include pineapple, watermelon, mango, and dragon fruit. Nước ép trái cây is often served cold and is a great way to hydrate and get essential vitamins and minerals.
| Coca-Cola || [ko ka ko la] || Coca-Cola
 
|-  
=== 4. Bia (Beer) ===
| Pepsi || [pepsi] || Pepsi
 
|-
Bia, or beer, is a widely consumed alcoholic beverage in Vietnam. The country has a thriving beer culture, with both local and international brands available. Popular Vietnamese beers include Bia Hơi, Bia Saigon, and Bia Hà Nội. Bia is often enjoyed with friends and is a common sight at social gatherings and celebrations.
| 7-Up || [sev ʌp] || 7-Up
 
|-  
== Ordering Drinks in Vietnamese ==
| Sting || [stiŋ] || Sting
 
|-  
Now that you've learned about traditional drinks and popular beverages in Vietnam, let's discover how to order your favorite drink in Vietnamese. Here are some useful phrases and vocabulary:
| Fanta Sarsi || [faːn ta saɹ si] || Fanta Sarsi
 
|-  
=== 1. Ordering a Drink ===
| Sữa Bò || [suə bɔ] || Sweetened condensed milk mixed with soda water
 
|}
To order a drink, you can use the following phrases:
 
* Cho tôi một (cốc) [drink] xin (pronounced "choh toy môt [drink] seen") - One [drink] please.
* Tôi muốn (uống) [drink] (pronounced "toy mwuhn [drink]") - I would like to have [drink].
 
For example:
* Cho tôi một cốc trà đen xin - One cup of black tea, please.
* Tôi muốn uống nước cam - I would like to have orange juice.
 
=== 2. Asking for Recommendations ===
 
If you're not sure what to order and would like some recommendations, you can use the following phrases:
 
* Bạn có đề xuất gì không? (pronounced "bahn koh deh soo-uht gee kohng") - Do you have any recommendations?
* Bạn thích uống gì? (pronounced "bahn teek oong gee") - What do you like to drink?
 
For example:
* Bạn có đề xuất gì không? - Do you have any recommendations?
* Bạn thích uống gì? - What do you like to drink?


=== Fruit Juices ===
=== 3. Paying for Your Drink ===


Fruit juices are a popular drink in Vietnam, as the country is known for its wide variety of fresh fruits. Popular juice varieties include trái cây tươi (fresh fruit juice), sữa chua cây (fruit yogurt smoothie), and sinh tố (fruit smoothie).
When it comes time to pay for your drink, you can use the following phrases:


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* Xin tính tiền (pronounced "seen teeng tee-ehn") - May I have the bill, please?
! Vietnamese !! Pronunciation !! English
* Có thẻ tín dụng không? (pronounced "koh theh teen duhng kohng") - Do you accept credit cards?
|-  
| Trái cây tươi || [traːj kaːj twɔj] || Fresh fruit juice
|-  
| Sữa chua cây || [suə t͡ɕʷa kaːj] || Fruit yogurt smoothie
|-
| Sinh tố || [sɨns tɔ] || Fruit smoothie
|}


== Conclusion ==
For example:
* Xin tính tiền - May I have the bill, please?
* Có thẻ tín dụng không? - Do you accept credit cards?


I hope this lesson has been helpful in expanding your vocabulary related to drinks and beverages in Vietnamese. Remember to practice speaking and using these words in everyday conversation. Vietnam has a rich culture and exploring its cuisine and drinks is a great way to immerse yourself in it.
Remember to be polite and use "xin" (please) when making requests or ordering your drink.


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== Conclusion ==
==Sources==
* [https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-vietnamese/beverage beverage | Vietnamese translation - Cambridge Dictionary]
* [https://ling-app.com/vi/cheers-in-vietnamese/ 9 Ways To Say Cheers In Vietnamese When Drinking - Ling App]


Congratulations! You have successfully learned the vocabulary related to drinks and beverages in Vietnamese. From traditional drinks to popular beverages, you are now equipped with the knowledge to order your favorite drink in Vietnamese. Practice your pronunciation and try ordering a drink in Vietnamese the next time you visit a Vietnamese restaurant or cafe. Keep exploring the vibrant Vietnamese culture and language, and continue your journey to mastering Vietnamese!


<span link>Finished this lesson? Check out these related lessons: [[Language/Vietnamese/Vocabulary/Nature-and-Environment|Nature and Environment]] & [[Language/Vietnamese/Vocabulary/Body|Body]].</span>
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===Vietnamese Slang and Idioms: Drinking beer in Vietnam - YouTube===
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==Sources==
* [https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english-vietnamese/beverage beverage | Vietnamese translation - Cambridge Dictionary]
* [https://ling-app.com/vi/cheers-in-vietnamese/ 9 Ways To Say Cheers In Vietnamese When Drinking - Ling App]


==Other Lessons==
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Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will explore the vocabulary related to drinks and beverages in Vietnamese. From traditional drinks to popular beverages, you will learn how to order your favorite drink in Vietnamese. Grab a pen and paper, and let's get started!

Traditional Vietnamese Drinks[edit | edit source]

Vietnamese culture is rich in traditional drinks that are both refreshing and flavorful. These drinks are often made from natural ingredients and have unique flavors that are loved by locals and tourists alike. Let's take a look at some popular traditional Vietnamese drinks:

1. Trà (Tea)[edit | edit source]

Tea is an integral part of Vietnamese culture and is enjoyed throughout the day. Vietnamese tea is often served hot and unsweetened. Here are some common types of tea:

Vietnamese Pronunciation English Translation
Trà đen trah den Black tea
Trà xanh trah sanh Green tea
Trà oolong trah oolong Oolong tea
Trà sen trah sen Lotus tea

2. Cà phê (Coffee)[edit | edit source]

Coffee lovers will be delighted to know that Vietnam is famous for its rich and aromatic coffee. Vietnamese coffee is often brewed using a special filter and is known for its strong flavor. Here are some common types of coffee:

Vietnamese Pronunciation English Translation
Cà phê sữa kah feh soo-ah Coffee with condensed milk
Cà phê đen kah feh den Black coffee
Cà phê đá kah feh dah Iced coffee
Cà phê trứng kah feh troong Egg coffee

3. Nước mía (Sugarcane Juice)[edit | edit source]

Nước mía is a popular drink in Vietnam, especially during hot summer days. It is made by extracting the juice from sugarcane and is often served with ice. Nước mía has a sweet and refreshing taste that quenches your thirst.

4. Nước cam (Orange Juice)[edit | edit source]

Orange juice, or nước cam in Vietnamese, is a common and refreshing drink that is packed with vitamin C. It is often made from freshly squeezed oranges and is served cold. Nước cam is a great choice for a healthy and natural beverage.

5. Sinh tố (Smoothies)[edit | edit source]

Sinh tố refers to a variety of fruit smoothies that are popular in Vietnam. These smoothies are made by blending fresh fruits with ice and sometimes condensed milk. Sinh tố is a delicious and nutritious drink that is perfect for a hot day.

Popular Vietnamese Beverages[edit | edit source]

In addition to traditional drinks, Vietnam also offers a wide range of popular beverages that are enjoyed by people of all ages. These beverages can be found in cafes, restaurants, and street food stalls across the country. Let's explore some of these delightful drinks:

1. Trà sữa (Milk Tea)[edit | edit source]

Trà sữa, also known as milk tea, is a popular beverage in Vietnam. It is made by combining tea with milk and sweeteners such as sugar or condensed milk. Trà sữa comes in various flavors and can be served hot or cold. It is often topped with tapioca pearls or fruit jellies for added texture.

2. Sữa đậu nành (Soy Milk)[edit | edit source]

Sữa đậu nành, or soy milk, is a nutritious and dairy-free alternative to cow's milk. It is made from soybeans and is often sweetened with sugar or flavored with vanilla. Sữa đậu nành can be enjoyed hot or cold and is a popular choice for those with lactose intolerance or who prefer plant-based beverages.

3. Nước ép trái cây (Fruit Juice)[edit | edit source]

Fruit juice, or nước ép trái cây, is a refreshing and healthy beverage that is made from a variety of fruits. Popular choices include pineapple, watermelon, mango, and dragon fruit. Nước ép trái cây is often served cold and is a great way to hydrate and get essential vitamins and minerals.

4. Bia (Beer)[edit | edit source]

Bia, or beer, is a widely consumed alcoholic beverage in Vietnam. The country has a thriving beer culture, with both local and international brands available. Popular Vietnamese beers include Bia Hơi, Bia Saigon, and Bia Hà Nội. Bia is often enjoyed with friends and is a common sight at social gatherings and celebrations.

Ordering Drinks in Vietnamese[edit | edit source]

Now that you've learned about traditional drinks and popular beverages in Vietnam, let's discover how to order your favorite drink in Vietnamese. Here are some useful phrases and vocabulary:

1. Ordering a Drink[edit | edit source]

To order a drink, you can use the following phrases:

  • Cho tôi một (cốc) [drink] xin (pronounced "choh toy môt [drink] seen") - One [drink] please.
  • Tôi muốn (uống) [drink] (pronounced "toy mwuhn [drink]") - I would like to have [drink].

For example:

  • Cho tôi một cốc trà đen xin - One cup of black tea, please.
  • Tôi muốn uống nước cam - I would like to have orange juice.

2. Asking for Recommendations[edit | edit source]

If you're not sure what to order and would like some recommendations, you can use the following phrases:

  • Bạn có đề xuất gì không? (pronounced "bahn koh deh soo-uht gee kohng") - Do you have any recommendations?
  • Bạn thích uống gì? (pronounced "bahn teek oong gee") - What do you like to drink?

For example:

  • Bạn có đề xuất gì không? - Do you have any recommendations?
  • Bạn thích uống gì? - What do you like to drink?

3. Paying for Your Drink[edit | edit source]

When it comes time to pay for your drink, you can use the following phrases:

  • Xin tính tiền (pronounced "seen teeng tee-ehn") - May I have the bill, please?
  • Có thẻ tín dụng không? (pronounced "koh theh teen duhng kohng") - Do you accept credit cards?

For example:

  • Xin tính tiền - May I have the bill, please?
  • Có thẻ tín dụng không? - Do you accept credit cards?

Remember to be polite and use "xin" (please) when making requests or ordering your drink.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have successfully learned the vocabulary related to drinks and beverages in Vietnamese. From traditional drinks to popular beverages, you are now equipped with the knowledge to order your favorite drink in Vietnamese. Practice your pronunciation and try ordering a drink in Vietnamese the next time you visit a Vietnamese restaurant or cafe. Keep exploring the vibrant Vietnamese culture and language, and continue your journey to mastering Vietnamese!

Table of Contents - Vietnamese Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Vietnamese Culture Basics


Numbers and Counting


Nouns and Pronouns


Family and Relationships


Holidays and Celebrations


Verbs and Verb Tenses


Food and Drink


Arts and Entertainment


Adjectives and Adverbs


Transportation


Traditional Clothing

Videos[edit | edit source]

Learn Vietnamese - Ordering food and drinks - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Drinking Culture in Vietnamese - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Learn Vietnamese - Drinks - YouTube[edit | edit source]

Vietnamese Slang and Idioms: Drinking beer in Vietnam - YouTube[edit | edit source]


Sources[edit | edit source]



Other Lessons[edit | edit source]



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