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SOUTHERN VIETNAMESE · LEARN WITH FAMILY

Tiếng Việt Của Con: Level 4

Building fluency and confidence for older children.

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Digital storybook course $24.99 per level. Live teacher lessons are booked separately.

Progress by levelLive teachersOne family story
INSIDE A STORYBOOK

See a sample from Level 1

This level is being prepared. These are published Level 1 pictures that show the book format.

Sample picture from the Level 1 book
Sample from Level 1
Sample picture from the Level 1 book
Sample from Level 1
Sample picture from the Level 1 book
Sample from Level 1
LEARN TOGETHER

A lesson together

Sample from Level 1
01Sample from Level 1

Warm-up

Singing a song or greeting the teacher and family characters.

Sample from Level 1
02Sample from Level 1

Story and Play

Reading a short story page and moving to answer questions.

Sample from Level 1
03Sample from Level 1

Practice

Playing a quick game to recognize new words and tones.

FOR PARENTS

How your child learns

By the end of Level 4, your child can:

  • Tell stories and describe their experiences.
  • Give directions and express their opinions simply.
  • Read short, multi-paragraph stories in Vietnamese.
  • Talk about school projects, friendships, and daily chores.
  • Write short letters and emails to friends or family.

CEFR Target: A1+ (Upper Elementary)

The story family together in their Sài Gòn neighborhood
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What they learn

Your child will explore 24 fun and engaging units:

Family and Growing Up

  • Unit 1: Con tự chạy xe đạp đi học. (I ride my bike to school by myself.)
  • Unit 2: Ngoại nấu canh chua cá lóc. (Grandma cooks snakehead fish sour soup.)
  • Unit 3: Ông ngoại sửa xe hơi giùm ba. (Grandpa fixes the car for Dad.)
  • Unit 4: Mèo Cam muốn chơi giỡn kìa. (Cam the kitten wants to play.)

Chores and Meals

  • Unit 5: Xếp mền gối gọn gàng. (Folding blankets and pillows neatly.)
  • Unit 6: Má làm thịt kho trứng nha. (Mom is making braised pork with eggs.)
  • Unit 7: Chiều nay ăn bún bò hông? (Want to eat bun bo this afternoon?)
  • Unit 8: Quét nhà xong rồi ba! (I finished sweeping the floor, Dad!)

School Life

  • Unit 9: Bị bệnh rồi, phải nghỉ ở nhà. (I am sick, have to stay home.)
  • Unit 10: Bài tập này khó quá. (This homework is too hard.)
  • Unit 11: Chờ bạn trước cổng trường. (Waiting for a friend at the school gate.)

Neighborhood and Directions

  • Unit 12: Đi quẹo phải hay quẹo trái? (Turn right or turn left?)
  • Unit 13: Ghé hẻm này mua đồ ăn vặt. (Stop by this alley to buy snacks.)
  • Unit 14: Mua đôi kiếng mới cho ba. (Buying new glasses for Dad.)

Weather, Trips, and Nature

  • Unit 15: Chạy lẹ vô nhà, mưa tới! (Run quickly inside, rain is coming!)
  • Unit 16: Trời đang nắng chang chang. (The sun is beating down.)
  • Unit 17: Hè này đi Nha Trang chơi! (Going to Nha Trang this summer!)
  • Unit 18: Đội nón bảo hiểm vô đi. (Put on your helmet.)
  • Unit 19: Trồng thêm cây kiểng ngoài sân. (Planting more plants in the yard.)
  • Unit 20: Ăn trái sầu riêng ngon ghê. (Eating delicious durian.)
  • Unit 21: Mời ông bà ăn tối. (Inviting grandparents to dinner.)

Festivals

  • Tết: Gói bánh tét với ngoại. (Making banh tet with Grandma.)
  • Quốc khánh: Đi coi bắn pháo bông. (Going to watch fireworks.)
  • Giáng sinh: Trang trí cây thông. (Decorating the Christmas tree.)
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Reading, Writing, and Fluency

Level 4 focuses on reading multi-paragraph stories with natural intonation. Children practice their fluency and start writing short letters and emails to express their thoughts and opinions.

Sample from Level 1
Sample from Level 1
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Who starts here

Level 4 is designed for children ages 9 to 11 who already have a foundation in basic Vietnamese reading and conversation. What they get:

  • A beautiful digital course book.
  • Interactive home practice ("Mỗi ngày một chút") with voice recording stories and short typing games.
  • An end-of-stage certificate as they complete the K3-K4 stage.
The story family and Cam
FAQ

Parents often ask

Yes, Level 4 requires a foundation in reading basic Vietnamese words and understanding simple sentences. If they are beginners, our Fast Start course is a better fit.

They will practice writing short letters, emails, and expressing their opinions simply, focusing on practical communication.

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.

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.

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.

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.