For families starting with first words.

Help your child join the family conversation in Vietnamese.

Say Việt gives you ready-made lessons, Story Time books, and speaking practice with Cô Vi, your child’s virtual coach.

Illustration of a girl talking with her grandmother at a kitchen table
A first hello can open the door to family stories. Illustration, not a customer photo.

Teaching your child Vietnamese at home is hard.

A busy mother and Mai sit with a book beside work papers and a laptop. A bold red X extends beyond a wall clock split into two jagged halves, showing there is no extra time.

There’s no time and no clear place to start.

Between work, school, and everything at home, there’s little time left to teach your child Vietnamese.

A mother helps Mai with a book. A thought bubble with a question mark shows her uncertainty about teaching Vietnamese.

You may doubt your own Vietnamese.

You want to help, but worry you’ll get it wrong or won’t know what to do when your child gets stuck.

Mai looks at a family album with her mother and grandmother, thinking: What is grandma saying?

Your child deserves to feel connected to your family’s language and culture.

You shouldn’t have to be a teacher to help them begin.

We’re here to help your child learn Vietnamese with Say Việt

Award-winning bilingual children’s book author Kimly Hoang-Nakata, M.Ed., helped plan every lesson, so you don’t have to. Cô Vi, your child’s virtual coach, guides them through Vietnamese speaking practice. And Bảo, your little one’s avatar, learns right alongside them.

  • Kimly Hoang-Nakata

    Kimly Hoang-Nakata, M.Ed.

    Course Designer

    An award-winning educator and bilingual children’s book author, Kimly designed the lessons so you don’t have to start from scratch.

  • Cô Vi

    Cô Vi

    Virtual Coach

    Cô Vi models new words so your child can hear them, say them aloud, and try again.

  • Bảo

    Bảo

    Your child’s learning buddy

    Bảo learns Vietnamese right alongside your child. He walks them through the village and explores everyday words with them. First tries feel easier when a curious little dragon is trying too.

With Say Việt your child can learn in three easy steps:

  1. 1 Learn it with Say Việt

    Mai reads a picture book and thinks, “How do I say hello to grandma?”

    Choose a lesson pack, a storybook, our audiobook, or online play with Bảo. Say Việt brings them together with Vietnamese audio and English explanations, so your child can learn through reading, listening, and play.

  2. 2 Speak it with Cô Vi

    Mai smiles attentively at Cô Vi on an iPad. Cô Vi’s speech bubble on the screen says, “Xin chào is how you say hello.”

    Your child sees the words, hears Cô Vi say them, and practices aloud in the comfort of home. They can repeat as often as they like, finding their own voice for real conversations with family.

  3. 3 Use it with the people you love

    Mai and Grandma share a joyful hug. Mai says, “Xin chào, bà!” Grandma replies, “Xin chào, Mai!”

    Your child brings words learned with Say Việt into real conversations with Grandma: a hello at the door, a question about her day, one small moment at a time.

Start small. Start with confidence.

Used at home by our own children, led by a coach who says each word first, and backed by a free lesson pack plus a 14-day money-back guarantee, minus transaction fees, on your first paid membership purchase.

Mai steps onto the sunny veranda and says hello. Grandma looks up from her plants, delighted.

Will my child learn Vietnamese they can actually use?

Yes. Our own three children have been learning to speak Vietnamese with Say Việt. We’ve also seen a friend’s child learn with the app and speak Vietnamese with family. Your child can start with everyday words like Xin chào (hello), practicing for real conversations at their own pace.

Mai practices a word with Cô Vi on a tablet while her mother smiles and relaxes beside her.

Will they stick with it? Will teaching fall on me?

You don’t have to be the teacher. Cô Vi, your child’s virtual coach, models each word so your child can hear it, say it aloud, and try again. Short, manageable activities and warm encouragement help keep practice engaging, and Bảo, their learning buddy, tries new words right alongside them.

Mai, her mother and Bảo explore an open picture book, a tablet and picture cards together on a woven floor rug.

What if we pay and it isn’t right for our family?

Try the free lesson pack first; no credit card needed. When you join, your first paid purchase of a monthly or annual membership comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee, minus transaction fees. To request a refund, email Support@achieve.education within 14 days of that first purchase. Renewals aren’t included.

Don’t let a language gap become a generation gap.

Small steps now can protect the family moments, purposeful learning time, and conversations you want for your child.

  • College-age Mai holds her elderly, frail grandmother’s hand during a quiet visit. Mai thinks, “Wish I could have the words to talk to Grandma.”

    Some moments don’t come back.

    Grandma has stories to tell, and your child has stories to share. Without the words, those moments can pass through someone else’s translation. A first hello in Vietnamese can open the next conversation.

  • Mai sits alone at her desk, looking uneasy at heavily blurred, unrecognizable content on her computer screen.

    Not all screen time is the same.

    Unfiltered videos can lead to content you didn’t choose. Say Việt offers curated, family-safe lessons and stories, so you can feel confident about what your child sees while learning Vietnamese.

  • Mai’s mother holds a payment card while looking worried at an unbranded refund page. The word “Refund” is crossed out with an X.

    What if I decide this is not for me?

    A membership should feel right for your family. Your first paid monthly or annual membership comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee, minus transaction fees. Request your refund within 14 days of purchase.

Teenage Mai asks, “Bà ơi, đây là vườn của bà hả?” Grandma replies, “Ừ, bà trồng nhiều hoa lắm!” They talk over an open family album.

Give your child the words to talk with Grandma.

Start while they’re little. Say Việt gives you ready-made beginner lessons, Story Time books, and speaking practice with Cô Vi, so you can guide your child even with limited time or Vietnamese. Word by word, they learn to ask Grandma questions and hear her stories in her own words.

Less translating for them, more listening as they ask Grandma about her garden.

Choose a plan

One membership, a whole village to explore

Say Việt is set in Bảo's storybook village, where each building holds a different way to practice. Your child hears everyday Vietnamese, says it out loud, and meets the same words again in stories and play, so they can begin using Vietnamese with the people they love.

Explore the interactive member map
Your child chooses a building, and Bảo walks them there. Say Việt Adventure is now open.

Peek inside the membership

Browse real screens from the Say Việt app. Each one shows a different part of the membership, from practicing with Cô Vi to your own Parent Corner.

  • Lesson 1: speaking practice · Local interface preview

    20 speaking lessons with Cô Vi

    Cô Vi says each word and phrase, then your child says it back out loud. Choose Beginner (mostly English with Vietnamese woven in), Intermediate (half Vietnamese, half English) or Advanced (all Vietnamese), and switch anytime as they grow at their own pace. Topics include greetings, family, food, feelings and daily life.

  • Foundations: tones · Local interface preview

    Start from the very beginning with Foundations

    Through phonics, your child hears each sound, matches it to its letter, then blends sounds into real words, across 29 letters, 12 vowels and 6 tones. Tone marks like dấu sắc are interactive: see the mark, hear the voice lift, try it. Reading and writing practice is woven in as they grow.

  • Sound Math: b + à = bà · Local interface preview

    Build real words

    Sound by sound, your child puts letters together and hears them become real Vietnamese words.

  • Free Play: k + em = kem · Local interface preview

    Free Play

    When they're ready, your child mixes sounds and letters freely to discover which combinations make real Vietnamese words.

  • Story Time: Lớn! / Big! · Local interface preview

    20 Story Time books

    Turn the pages of illustrated bilingual stories, listen along, read aloud together, then try a short quiz. Some stories gently explore feelings.

  • The Pan That Sings · Motion comic + car mode

    Audiobook: The Pan That Sings

    Listen with your child while you're on the go. Explore new Vietnamese words together with practice flashcards and a vocabulary review.

  • Vietnamese Alphabet Song · Original video artwork

    Videos

    Watch together, then press pause and say the new words out loud, copying the sounds you just heard.

  • Lesson 1: workbook greetings · Original PDF

    Printable worksheets

    Grab a pencil to trace and write Vietnamese words, explore illustrated vocabulary pages and enjoy paper games away from the screen.

  • Cottage music-box game · Local interface preview

    Interactive games

    Quick, playful games with Bảo: listen, tap and make discoveries as sounds and words come to life.

  • Bảo’s Cottage: bedroom · Local interface preview

    Bảo's Cottage

    Wander through interactive rooms and hear everyday objects named in Vietnamese and English.

  • Badge Book: locked rewards · Local interface preview

    Badges and trophies

    Your child earns a badge for each of the 20 lessons, plus trophies for Foundations and lesson milestones, displayed on Bảo's shelves and saved to their account. Seasonal cottage games add stickers and trophies too.

  • Parent Corner · Example new-reader view

    Parent Corner, just for you

    A simple look at your child's progress and achievements, so you know what to celebrate.

Feature preview

Monthly and yearly plans include everything above.

Screens shown are local interface previews; some use identity-free preview data.

Portrait of Kimly Hoang-Nakata

Lessons designed by Kimly Hoang-Nakata, M.Ed.

Award-winning educator and bilingual children’s book author.

Read Kimly’s story

More words. More confidence.More moments together.

With Say Việt, help your child grow from first words to real conversation so they can feel like part of the family.

  • Illustration of Mai choosing fruit and speaking to Grandma as they prepare a snack together.

    Express themselves in Vietnamese.

    From a first hello to sharing what’s on their mind, your child builds Vietnamese they can use with the people they love.

  • Illustration of Mai confidently greeting Grandma at the door while Mom smiles and lets her lead.

    Feel confident speaking up.

    Practice with Cô Vi helps a hesitant first timer to grow into the confident conversation starter.

  • Illustration of Mai taking her turn in a picture-card game, talking and laughing with Mom and Grandma.

    Join in the family fun.

    Let Vietnamese be the connector that gives them more ways to join the stories, games, and laughter that bring your family together.

Try it first with the free lesson pack.

Three real parts of the course, free: the full greetings lesson, all 12 vowels, and your first complete Story Time book.

  • Mai smiling and waving hello in a sunlit doorway

    Say your first hello.

    Lesson 1: Greetings

    Six first phrases, from “Xin chào!” (Hello!) to “Tạm biệt!” (Goodbye!), each with audio.

    The full greetings lesson is yours.

  • Bảo exploring Vietnamese letter tiles a, ă and â

    Discover the sounds.

    All 12 Vietnamese vowels

    Your child hears each vowel, sees how to shape it, and tries it aloud.

    Explore every vowel, at your own pace.

  • Promotional illustration of Bảo sharing an open picture book with a friendly elephant

    Get lost in a story.

    Story Time: Lớn! (Big!)

    Meet a big elephant and a little friend in your first Vietnamese Story Time book.

    The complete book, including its quiz.

Questions parents ask

Their next family conversation can start with one small step.

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