want to read Vietnamese language. give me a textbook please.

[rattanawuth]

I'm Thai and want able to read Tieng Viet. i can speak already.
will your guy introduce me a book that i can print from the web and learn from it?

i already got dictionary.

thank

[danhquang88]

which kind of book do you like? You can go on this web side to get any book you want http://www.sachviet.com/

[rattanawuth]

now i can read a little bit, i want to understand it more. i need a book for Primary & secondary school student who study vietnamese.

thank you

[Arika]

Textbook: http://www.vanlangsj.org/view.php?pg=vl_textbook
History of Vietnam: http://www.vanlangsj.org/view.php?pg=vl_history
more:
http://www.vietlove.com/board/index.php?showtopic=68255
http://tieulam.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=15315
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ol-Sx...feature=fvwrel

[seahorseviet]

I have a Viet language blog with quite a few lessons, and you can surely print from it
http://seahorseviet.wordpress.com

good luck & have fun with your study!

[vietnamese4u]

it depends on the kind of books you're interested in.

reading newspapers is also a good and attractive way to learn. try vnexpress.net, tuoitre.com.vn and so on

[paul_d]

Just FYI, my Vietnamese language page has vocabulary lists for a number of Vietnamese language textbooks as well as the VNEDICT (Vietnamese-English Dictionary) project : a free, downloadable / searchable, VN-EN dictionary with over 52,000 entries

http://www.denisowski.org/Vietnamese/Vietnamese.html

There are a couple of books for reading Vietnamese, but they all presuppose at least some knowledge of Vietnamese (i.e. not for beginners). In fact, the only "reading" textbook I know that doesn't presuppose (much) Vietnmaese is "Read Vietnamese" by Nguyen Dinh Hoa, but it's ancient and long out of print.