Is Thai the same as Vietnamese?

The word order of these languages makes them different from European languages. However, the word order of Thai and Vietnamese is the same in many cases, which is another big similarity between them. The overall grammar of the two languages is also very similar.

What is easier Thai or Vietnamese?

The Thai language is more difficult because of its Sanskrit writing system, writing rules, and pronunciation rules. The Thai has 44 consonants and 32 vowels, which is more than the number of Vietnamese consonants and vowels. People from countries where Latin letters are used will find Vietnamese easier to learn.

Is Vietnamese better than Thai?

Vietnamese food tends to have more mild flavors, whereas Thai cuisines have strong flavors due to the use of more stronger usage of spices. Thai food generally has copious amounts of spicy chili peppers, whereas Vietnamese food uses hot peppers on occasion usually as toppings.

Which country is better to live in Thailand or Vietnam?

Thailand is a more developed country than Vietnam and, as an English speaker, you’ll have an easier time in the former than in the latter. Vietnam also has a reputation for more scams than other countries in the region.

Why do foreign men prefer Vietnam over Thailand for dating?

The weather is nice, the cost of living is relatively cheap, but the biggest incentive over in Thailand for foreign men has always been dating the local Thai ladies. However, in recent years, Vietnam has made a name for itself in the tourism industry.

Why does Vietnamese sound like Thai and vice versa?

The reason why Vietnamese sounds like Thai (and vice versa) is because of the tones and intonation we speak. Sometimes Vietnamese people prolong some sounds at the end of the sentences (or even the whole sentence) with tones.

Is it easier to learn Thai or Vietnamese?

This is because Thai has less number of vowels, while Vietnamese has more exotic -sounding vowels that are difficult (for non-native speakers) to distinguish from one another. Most foreign expats who have experienced both languages would tell you that Thai is a lot easier to learn (to speak).