Vietnamese Medical Phrases

Vietnamese Medical Phrases Free App

Rated 4.75/5 (4) —  Free Android application by Robert Theis

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About Vietnamese Medical Phrases

Military-related phrases for foreign language learners. With phrases and audio.

Using this app, you can select an English phrase and view its translation and how to pronounce it in the foreign language.

This app was originally developed as an entry to the 2010 CIO/G6 "Apps for the Army" competition, and it is based on the modules publicly available online from the U.S. Defense Language Institute.

How to Download / Install

Download and install Vietnamese Medical Phrases version 1.5 on your Android device!
Downloaded 1,000+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: com.robtheis.android.phrasebook.vn.md, download Vietnamese Medical Phrases.apk

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App History & Updates

What's Changed
Interface improvements
Version update Vietnamese Medical Phrases was updated to version 1.5
More downloads  Vietnamese Medical Phrases reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
More downloads  Vietnamese Medical Phrases reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
More downloads  Vietnamese Medical Phrases reached 500 - 1 000 downloads

What are users saying about Vietnamese Medical Phrases

U70%
by U####:

Love this app, thank you!!!

K70%
by K####:

Not exact but good enough. I use it to refresh my memory. You is translated as "anh" here, however "anh" is used when you're speaking to a male who is older than you, or possibly older than you. The trickiest part, IMO, is knowing the right term to use to address the person you're speaking to. Recorded voice is of male with distinct Northern accent. Northerner words are used; Vang instead of Da for Yes. No big deal. Phrases are read once then repeated at much slower work by word. Many thanks to dev.

R70%
by R####:

Not exact but good enough. I use it to refresh my memory. You is translated as "anh" here, however "anh" is used when you're speaking to a male who is older than you, or possibly older than you. The trickiest part, IMO, is knowing the right term to use to address the person you're speaking to. Recorded voice is of male with distinct Northern accent. Northerner words are used; Vang instead of Da for Yes. No big deal. Phrases are read once then repeated at much slower work by word. Many thanks to dev.


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