Well not really because vietnamese people use letters/words like "cái nhà" which means house, and Chinese use characters like "房子" meaning house in Chinese. Also over a thousand years ago there was a war of China against Vietnam and China won. Even though Chinese migrated to Vietnam. but the Chinese they will attack Chinese vietnamese. if the Chinese vietname did not obey their willing.
Don't call Vietnamese people are Chinese. Vietnamese people is from Yue clans. A lot people thought we're from China because the Han wages war and invaded our land, and we were pushed to the south. Our original land was in somewhere near Guan Xi. The 1st wave of Han came to Yue Nan was Zhou Tuo as we were under 1 kingdom named Nan Yue. ( same as Qin dynasty, a lot of kingdoms were under Qing Shi Huang Di control )
You can't explain it that way for languages. For example we have the same words for gia đình (家庭 - jiā tíng) with almost the same pronunciation for family.
"Viet" was a Vietnamese pronounciation of a Chinese word for "far" which described a wondering hunter type people in that region of Asia; these wonderer's migrated southward into current day Vietnam. "Nam" means "south" or southern region. Wondering people living in the south.
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It is common in the Vietnamese culture to have lucky numbers. Also, in Vietnam there are so many Pho restaurants that people remember them for their numbers, instead of a long title as a name. This idea simply migrated along to the US as they began opening here.
Chinese are the majority of the leaving refugees in the second wave (745,000 ethnic people) because Vietnam expelled them from the country rather than being sent to camps ran by Vietnam
America made Vietnam a priority in foreign affairs because of the fear that it falling to communism would threaten other southeast Asian nations of falling to communism. The growing presence of China and the USSR also pushed the US towards war.
A vietnamese person is a person that is asian and that is usually born in Viet NamANSWER Vietnamese means people who are ware born in Vietnam. Vietnamese is a main language in Vietnam. 90% speak Vietnamese 3% chinese. And thai Khmer......
"Viet" was a Vietnamese pronounciation of a Chinese word for "far" which described a wondering hunter type people in that region of Asia; these wonderer's migrated southward into current day Vietnam. "Nam" means "south" or southern region. Wondering people living in the south.
Vietnam, but many Truong descendants are of Chinese ancestry. For political reasons, ethnic Chinese residing in Vietnam had to changetheir surnames to its respective Vietnamese pronunciation.
No, the languages between Vietnamese and Chinese are much different. Including the looks, the countries and the citizens are much different. Do not believe those people who thinks that Vietnamese people are Chinese. Vietnamese people are not Chinese. Vietnamese people are just Vietnamese people and Chinese people are just Chinese people.
The Vietnamese people celebrate Tet, Chinese New Year, soon before spring starts in Vietnam.
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people in Vietnam are called Vietnamese
They are called Vietnamese.
Vietnam.
Vietnamese....
What happened to the NORTH Vietnamese? Or what happened to the SOUTH Vietnamese people?
Yes because they are from the ancestors of Chinese people