Just say "Xin chào". Vietnamese doesn't compare to English, so, any phonetic description, such as [sin chow] are weak at best.
There's no way to speak Vietnamese exactly without hearing and watching how Vietnamese speaking.
For more details, you can check the other ways to say Hello in Vietnamese.Chào (said with a falling tone) - Although on the telephone or loadspeaker they do say 'allo, 'allo
Xin Chào (polite)
Chào Anh (hello to boy [brother])
Chào Chị (hello to girl [sister] )
Chào Ông (hello to man [old] [grandfather])
Chào Bà (hello to woman [old] [grandmother])
Chào Con (hello child) Chao Chau (hello neice/nephew/grandchild)
Chào Em (hello to one younger than yourself)
Chào Bác (hello aunty/uncle)
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There are a few common greetings in Vietnamese. Hi is said as chao, good morning as chao buoi sang, and good evening as chao buoi toi.
"Xin chào" or just "chào"
Xin cháo
The answer is chao`
Use the Vietnamese dictionary.
in Vietnamese is xin chao.
xin chao or chaoHixin chà o
xin chao means hello in Vietnamese
The possessive form of the singular, proper noun Vietnamese is Vietnamese's.Example: The Vietnamese's passport is in order, the others' are not.Note: The noun 'Vietnamese' is a word for a person from Vietnam.The word Vietnamese is also an adjective, a word used to describe a noun.Example: He carried a Vietnamese passport.
Just like how you pronounce "Ciao" in Italian.
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chao (it also means hello but it depends on how you say it)
"song" is the Vietnamese word for river.
Duck in vietnamese is con vit.
If they are male, say chao anh, if they are female, say chao chi