Vietnamese tones exercise 1
What tone does dấu sắc stand for?
sharp rising
What tone does dấu huyền stand for?
hanging
What tone does dấu hỏi stand for?
falling rising / asking
What tone does dấu ngã stand for?
high rising / tumbling
What tone does dấu nặng stand for?
heavy
What tone does không dấu stand for?
level
What does ma mean?
ghost
What does má mean?
mother
What does mà mean?
where
mả - how is this accent mark called?
dấu hỏi
mã - what's the name of this accent mark?
dấu ngã
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