SOUTHERN VIETNAMESE · LEARN WITH FAMILY
The first step into reading and writing.
Designed for children ages 6 to 8 to build vocabulary, basic reading, and daily routines.
24 / 24 units ready · Early access · new units added regularly
Digital storybook course $24.99 per level. Live teacher lessons are booked separately.
Entry ages 6–8Live teachersOne family story
OPEN A BOOK WITH CAM
The first 12 stories
24 of 24 units are ready. More stories are being prepared.
UNIT 02 · READY
Bà ngoại tới!
Greeting grandma and practicing polite answers with older relatives.
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UNIT 04 · READY
Cho Cam ăn nha!
Feeding the kitten and learning simple daily action words.
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UNIT 05 · READY
Mình cùng chơi trốn tìm!
Playing hide and seek around the house with siblings.
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UNIT 06 · READY
Cho con một trái chuối!
Asking for fruits and naming favorite healthy snacks today.
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UNIT 07 · READY
Con thích ăn canh chua!
Talking about delicious Vietnamese food and family dinner times.
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UNIT 08 · READY
Con đánh răng xong rồi!
Learning words for morning routines and getting ready nicely.
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UNIT 10 · READY
Con vẽ hình nè!
Drawing pictures and naming simple colors and fun shapes.
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UNIT 12 · READY
Chú Tư đang làm gì đó?
Asking questions about what people are doing right now.
Open lesson →A LITTLE EACH DAY
A lesson together
01
Story book
Read a beautiful story featuring our family and their kitten.
Warm-up: Singing a song or greeting the teacher and family characters.
02
Games
Play interactive games to naturally recognize and remember new words.
Story and Play: Reading a short story page and moving to answer questions.
03
Live teacher
Join a 30-minute live session with a real Southern teacher.
Practice: Playing a quick game to recognize new words and tones.
04
15 min at home
Practice a little every day with fun tap-to-hear activities.
LANGUAGE FOR FAMILY LIFE
Why parents choose SVFF
Southern voice
We teach the natural Southern Vietnamese accent and vocabulary exclusively, matching what your family speaks at home.
Real teachers
Our experienced teachers specialize in helping heritage children build confidence to speak and respond naturally.
Gesture play & one family story
Children learn by moving and playing, following the ongoing story of Bo, Bi, Na, and Cam the kitten.
FOR PARENTS
How your child learns
By the end of Level 1, your child can:
- Read and write basic Vietnamese words like ba and má.
- Call and answer family members with confidence.
- Answer simple questions about how they feel.
- Talk about the weather and their daily routines.
- Name their favorite foods and simple objects.
CEFR Target: Pre-A1 (Oral and basic literacy)
DISCOVER TOGETHER
What they learn
Your child will explore 24 fun and engaging units:
Family and Home
Feelings and Daily Life
Out and About
Weather and Travel
- Unit 15: Mưa rồi, rút đồ vô! (It's raining, bring the clothes in!)
- Unit 16: Nực quá má ơi! (It's so hot, Mom!)
- Unit 17: Mình sắp về quê rồi! (We're going to the countryside soon!)
- Unit 18: Cho con chèo xuồng với! (Let me row the boat!)
- Unit 19: Bắt cá dưới ao! (Catching fish in the pond)
- Unit 20: Trái dừa nước! (Water coconut!)
- Unit 21: Về quê vui lắm! (The countryside is so fun!)
Festivals
- Trung Thu: Phá cỗ thôi! (Mid-Autumn Festival feast)
- Tết 1: Nhận lì xì. (Receiving lucky money)
- Tết 2: Ăn mứt dừa. (Eating coconut jam)
DISCOVER TOGETHER
Sounds, Tones, and Reading
Level 1 introduces the Vietnamese alphabet and tone marks. Children practice reading simple, decodable words (ba, má, bà, na) before moving on to longer phrases.
DISCOVER TOGETHER
Who starts here
Level 1 is designed for children ages 6 to 8. They do not need any prior Vietnamese experience. What they get:
- A beautiful digital course book.
- Interactive home practice ("Mỗi ngày một chút") with dragging and matching games.
- An end-of-stage certificate as they progress toward Level 2.
FAQ
Parents often ask
Does my child need to know how to read English first?
It helps, but we start with very simple letter recognition. The teacher guides them step by step.
How do you teach the tones?
We use simple, clear examples and fun listening games. They learn to hear the difference before they try to read the tone marks.
How much does this course cost?
Live lessons. Same tuition as adult classes. Standard online one-to-one packages:
- 5 lessons — $95
- 10 lessons — $180
- 15 lessons — $255
- 20 lessons — $320
- 50 lessons — $650
- 100 lessons — $1,200
- 200 lessons — $2,000
Standard paid sessions are 60 minutes. Lessons in this kids series are shorter; ask SVFF how session credits apply to your child’s schedule. See all tuition options.
Groups (2–4 children). The tuition page lists group packages for 2–4 students (5–100 lessons). Five sessions start at $140 for two, $195 for three, or $240 for four.
Storybook course. The separate digital storybook course is $19.99 per Bé 1–3 level or $24.99 per Level 1–6 and Fast Start level. A preview link appears when the first lesson of a level is ready.
Free trial. The free 30-minute child trial starts with a 10-minute placement chat and a short lesson; book the child trial.
Questions? Teachers use the storybooks, games, home practice and a teacher playbook in live class. Ask SVFF about a family schedule, session credits or what is included for your child.
Can two siblings learn together?
The tuition page lists group classes for 2, 3 or 4 students. The group package is priced for the group.
Ask SVFF whether your children can learn at a suitable level and time together.
What if we miss a live class?
You can reschedule or cancel without charge with at least 24 hours’ notice. With less notice or a no-show, the session counts as used.
SVFF considers emergencies case by case. Read the tuition policy.
Are books and home materials included with live lessons?
Essential digital textbooks, worksheets and audio are included with a tuition package.
For this kids series, the teacher uses the storybooks, games and teacher playbook in class, with home practice for your child. The separately priced digital storybook course is optional; ask SVFF what your family will access.
