Pronouns & Greetings
Vietnamese pronoun guidance by age and relationship, plus essential clinic greetings to start appointments respectfully.
Bridging the language gap between audiologists and Vietnamese-speaking patients — one phrase at a time.
Whether you're an audiologist or a student, these resources are designed to help you bridge the language gap and communicate more effectively with Vietnamese-speaking patients. Whether you need translated materials for patient instructions, assessments, or testing materials, we are here to support you.
We understand the challenges of navigating both language and hearing barriers in audiology. That's why we are dedicated to providing accurate translations, ensuring that every patient receives clear and effective communication.
Let us help you better serve the Vietnamese community. Together, we can make audiology more inclusive and accessible.
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Every phrase in its own row, grouped by clinical category and subsection — with Marie's own audio recordings and one-tap copy.
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Open the translatorVietnamese pronoun guidance by age and relationship, plus essential clinic greetings to start appointments respectfully.
Complete case history questions covering hearing concerns, noise exposure, family history, medications, and more.
Step-by-step instructions for otoscopy, tympanometry, pure tone audiometry, SRT, WRS, and masking procedures.
Translated diagnoses, audiogram explanations, and recommendations for hearing aids and specialist referrals.
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