Vietnamese, Vietnam's official language, is a tonal language
that can be compared to Cambodia's official language, Khmer.
With each syllable, there are six different tones that can be
used, which change the definition and it often makes it
difficult for foreigners to pick up the language. There are
other languages spoken as well such as Chinese, Khmer, Cham and
other languages spoken by tribes inhabiting the mountainous
regions. Although there are some similarities to Southeast Asian
languages, such as Chinese, Vietnamese is thought to be a
separate language group, although a member of the Austro-Asiatic
language family. In written form, Vietnamese uses the Roman
alphabet and accent marks to show tones. This system of writing
called quoc ngu, was created by Catholic missionaries in the
17th century to translate the scriptures. Eventually this
system, particularly after World War I, replaced one using.
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