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What Vietnamese do you need for day trips to Hội An, Marble Mountains and Bà Nà?

Expect to hear Mấy người? (may ngoo-ee, "How many people?"). Useful things to say: Đi Hội An mất bao lâu? (dee hoy an mut bow loh, "How long does it take to get to Hội An?") and Mua hai vé. (moo-ah hai veh, "Two tickets, please").

The whole conversation: Day trips: Hội An, Marble Mountains, Bà Nà

Buying tickets and asking how long the ride takes. Then someone to take your photo.

  1. You say
    Đi Hội An mất bao lâu? dee hoy an mut bow loh How long does it take to get to Hội An?
  2. You hear
    Khoảng bốn mươi phút. khwahng bohn muh-ee foot About forty minutes.
  3. You say
    Mua hai vé. moo-ah hai veh Two tickets, please.
  4. You hear
    Mấy người? may ngoo-ee How many people?
  5. You say
    Mấy giờ đóng cửa? may zuh dong guh-ah What time does it close?
  6. You say
    Chụp hình giúp tôi được không? choop hin zoop toy duh-uk khome Could you take a photo for me?
  7. You say
    Đẹp quá! dep kwah So beautiful!
  8. You say
    Đi biển thôi! dee bee-en toy Let's go to the beach!
Is this what people really say here?

Questions about this scene

What Vietnamese do you need for day trips to Hội An, Marble Mountains and Bà Nà?

Expect to hear Mấy người? (may ngoo-ee, "How many people?"). Useful things to say: Đi Hội An mất bao lâu? (dee hoy an mut bow loh, "How long does it take to get to Hội An?") and Mua hai vé. (moo-ah hai veh, "Two tickets, please").

What does "Mấy người?" mean in Vietnamese?

It means "How many people?". It is pronounced may ngoo-ee. A natural reply is Mấy giờ đóng cửa? (may zuh dong guh-ah), "What time does it close?".