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Dr. Nguyen Minh Chinh

E-mail nguyenminhchinh_vn@yahoo.com
Position Lecturer
Unit Faculty of Vietnamese Studies and Vietnamese Language

Introduction / skills

I. General information

  • Year of birth: 1971.
  • Email: nguyenminhchinh_vn@yahoo.com
  • Work unit: Faculty of Vietnamese Studies and Vietnamese Language.
  • Degree: PhD. Year received: 2013.
  • Training process:

1993: University, French, Hanoi University of Science.

1996: Bachelor of English (part-time), Hanoi University of Foreign Languages.

2001: Master of Linguistics, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, VNU.

2013: PhD in Linguistics, Sorbonne Nouvelle University - Paris 3 - France.

  • Foreign language level: University.
  • Main research directions: Pragmatics, syntax, semantics, sociolinguistics, contrastive linguistics, corpus linguistics, language teaching linguistics, translation.

II. Scientific works

Article

  1. "On the teaching and learning methods of Translation Theory and Practice within the framework of the Vietnamese Studies training program",Proceedings of the international conference "Research and teaching of Vietnamese studies", Binh Chau 03 - 04/08/2017. HCM National University Publishing House, ISBN: 978-604-73-5445-0, 2017, p. 102-111.
  2. "Methods of translating imperative sentences without verbs in Vietnamese - French",Conference proceedings"Research and teaching Vietnamese studies and Vietnamese language: Theoretical and practical issues",Hanoi 07/2016. VNU Publishing House, 2017, pp.61-69.
  3. "The French Revolution", Proceedings of the International Conference5eCongrès Mondial de Linguistique Françaisetravel 04 au 08 juillet 2016 to Tours, France. SHS Web of Conférences, Volume 27, 2016, Message on July 4, 2016.
  4. Les injonctifs averbaux - sans verbes conjugués - D'une approche en langue à une analyze de corpus. 14seasonsRencontres Jeunes Chercheurs, ED286 Université Nouvelle Sorbonne - Paris 3, les 16 et 17 juin 2011, Paris - France.CorelaHS-16 | 2015 : Diversité des pratiques de recherche en science du langage[En ligne], HS-16 | 2015, arriving on June 4, 2015. URL :http://corela.revues.org/3759; DOI : 10.4000/corela.3759. ISSN electronic : 1638-573X, 2015.
  5. "Some applications of questions in teaching Vietnamese as a foreign language", Conference ProceedingsTeaching Vietnamese as a foreign language - Theoretical and practical issues,Hanoi 07/2008. VNU Publishing House, Publishing No.: 118-2008/CXB/49-17/VNU, 2008, p.46-55.
  6. "Means of expressing modality in French questions and answers" Conference proceedingsYoung Linguistics 2007,Vinh Yen 04/2007, Hanoi Pedagogical University Publishing House, Publishing No: 178-35-2008/119-70/DHSP, 2008, p.170-178.
  7. "Comparison of verbs with the meaning of "demand, order, prohibit" in imperative sentences in Vietnamese and French", Proceedings of the ConferenceYoung Linguistics,Hanoi 04/2006, Hanoi Pedagogical University Publishing House, Hanoi - 2007, Publishing No.: 84-2007/CXB-4-03/DHSP, 2007, p.133-137.
  8. "Questions and answers in foreign language class",Proceedings of the workshop "Research and teaching Vietnamese studies for foreigners",Hanoi 07/2006, VNU Publishing House - 2007, Publishing number: 11/107/XB-QLXB, 2007, p. 47-53.
  9. "Imperative nuances of negative adverbs in Vietnamese", Proceedings of the WorkshopVietnamese Studies and Vietnamese Language,Hanoi 07/ 2006. VNU Publishing House - 2006, Publishing number: 406-2006/CXB/29-64, 2006, p.88-96.
  10. "Some thoughts on the method of teaching and learning Vietnamese based on conversational context",Conference Proceedings"Linguistic issues",Faculty of Linguistics - University of Social Sciences and Humanities - VNU, 2006, p. 131-136.
  11. "Comparison of imperative narrative sentences with verbs expressing the meaning of "begging" in Vietnamese and French",Conference Proceedings"Young Linguistics,Hue 04/2005, Statistical Publishing House, Hanoi, Publishing No.: 294/GP-CXB, 2005, p.126-128.
  12. "Comparison of declarative - imperative sentences with verbs expressing "will, desire" in Vietnamese and French",Conference proceedings"Some issues on the content and methods of teaching Vietnamese as a foreign language",Hue 07/2004. VNU Publishing House - 2005, Publishing No: 11/107/XB-QLXB, 2005, p.60-65.
  13. "Some thoughts on translating French - Vietnamese interrogative and imperative sentences",Proceedings of the conference "Young Linguistics",Da Lat 04/2004. P.176-180, Statistical Publishing House, Hanoi, Publishing No.: 71/QD-CXB, 2005.
  14. "On some factors affecting the process of learning Vietnamese as a foreign language",Proceedings of the Workshop "Vietnamese Language and Teaching Methods",Hanoi 07/2004, VNU Publishing House, Publishing No.: 472/113XB-QLXB, 2004, p.7-16.
  15. "Compare the Vietnamese verbs "should, can, must" and the French verbs "devoir, falloir" in sentences expressing imperative meaning".Conference proceedings"Vietnamese Studies and Vietnamese Language",Hanoi 072003, VNU Publishing House, Publishing No: 52/965/CXB, 2003, p.16-25.
  16. "Number of structures indicating necessity expressing imperative meaning in Vietnamese",Conference proceedings Young Linguistics, 2003.
  17. "Comparison of reduced imperative sentences in Vietnamese and French",Conference proceedings Vietnamese language and culture for foreigners,Hanoi 07/2001, VNU Publishing House, 2001, Publishing number: 90/503/CXB, 2001, p.32-41.
  18. "Initial study of French imperative sentence structure",Conference proceedings Young Linguistics,Thai Nguyen 04/2001, Vietnam Linguistics Association Publishing House, Hanoi - 2001, Publishing No: 304/QD-CXB. 2001, p.194-199.

III. Science and Technology topics at all levels

  1. The relationship between questions and answers in French corpus, VNU, 2005-2007, QX05-01.
  2. Comparison of declarative and interrogative sentences expressing imperative meaning in Vietnamese and French, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, 2003-2004, T2003-08.

IV. Awards, scholarship

  1. Vietnamese Government Scholarship for PhD in France.
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