The name Trinh is pronounced as "chirn" in Vietnamese, with a soft "ch" sound, similar to the "ch" in the word "chirp."
The name "Pham" is pronounced as "fam", where the "ph" makes an "f" sound and the "a" is pronounced similar to the "a" in "cat".
The last name Ly is of Vietnamese origin. It is a common surname among people of Vietnamese descent.
The name Linh is actually a Vietnamese and Chinese name but the name Linh is used in Vietnamese most. Linh is also a Chinese name but it is spelled Lin instead of Linh.
"Huynh" is pronounced like "hwin" with a silent "h." It is a common Vietnamese surname.
Tran is a Vietnamese surname. It is the Vietnamese version of the Chinese surname Chen (Mandarin) or Chan (Cantonese).
Pronounce it almost as "you" but with slightly different tone
Kan-h
Very similarly to "Tom"
Very similarly to "Tom"
The Vietnamese royal familys last name is Nguyen.
Nee
The name "Pham" is pronounced as "fam", where the "ph" makes an "f" sound and the "a" is pronounced similar to the "a" in "cat".
Just like how you pronounce "Ciao" in Italian.
There is no translation for "Richard" or any other name. Some may just say it with an accent or pronounce it the way they pronounce any word-letter by letter.
Jenny Trinh is 5' 5".
Trinh lords was created in 1533.
Trinh lords ended in 1787.