Vietnamese French (dialect)

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Vietnamese French is a dialect of French spoken in Vietnam. It is often characterized by code switching Vietnamese words for their French counterparts. This dialect harkens back to the colonization of Indochina by France.

[edit] See also

• French Indochina
• French language
• Vietnamese language
• Tây Bồi

Dialects of the French Language
Europe (France) Metropolitan French, Meridional French (Belgium) Belgian French • (Switzerland) Swiss French • (Italy) Aostan French • (Channel Islands) Jersey Legal French North America (Canada) Canadian French – Quebec French • Acadian French • Newfoundland French • (US) Cajun French Africa African French (Maghreb) Asia Cambodian French • Vietnamese French Oceania New Caledonian French