vietflirt.com is a site that teaches foreigners in Vietnam what to say in Vietnamese when they want to talk to a woman: 95 short lines, each tied to the moment it serves, with what she is likely to answer. It is not a dating app: there are no profiles, no matching and no messaging.
17 lines are free without an account; the rest is one payment through Stripe, with a full refund within 30 days.
Vietflirt.com is not vietflirt.net or vietflirt.eu. Those domains belong to an unrelated community of young Vietnamese people in Europe. We have no connection with them, and they have none with us.
Vietflirt is an independent project, made in Vietnam by a French engineer who has lived here since 2014. It started with a problem he had himself: knowing enough Vietnamese to order coffee, and none of it arriving when someone was actually standing in front of him.
The site sells one thing: 95 short Vietnamese lines, each tied to the exact moment it serves, and each carrying what she is likely to answer and what to do in the second after. 17 of them are free to read and drill without an account. The other 78 are in one pack you buy once.
Underneath them sits a dictionary of 61 slang words, 19 of them free to read in full. It is the vocabulary the lines are built from, and it comes with the pack.
Every line is written from usage we can point at: how people actually open a conversation here, what gets answered and what gets a polite nothing, and the Zalo and Messenger threads of Vietnamese friends who let us read them. Nothing is translated from an English pick-up line, which is exactly what most lists of “Vietnamese pick-up lines” are: English puns about phở, unusable out loud.
No line has been signed off by a native reviewer yet. Today 0 of 95 carry a review date. A native speaker is going through the catalogue, and the day a line is signed, its page says so on its own. We would rather write this than claim a review that has not happened.
Same rule for the words: 0 of 61 carry a review date, and each of those says so on its page.
Lines: 50 lines and 134 answers have synthesised audio, generated by a speech engine, not recorded by a native speaker. Words: no audio yet.
There are no tricks here, no negging, no scripts for wearing someone down, and nothing that treats a stranger as a target. A real part of the pack is about reading a no and leaving well, because that is the skill that lets you speak to someone else tomorrow without feeling like an idiot. A line that would not pass that filter does not go in.
A line that fell flat, a nuance that is wrong, a sentence nobody would actually say: tell us on the contact page or write to contact@golivesoftware.co. Corrections go live the same week, and they are free for everyone who already bought.
Bought the pack and it is not useful to you? Ask within 30 days, by replying to your receipt or through the contact page, and you get a full refund. Payments go through Stripe.
Every situation the free lines do not cover: opening at a café, on the street, on an app, asking for her Zalo, and what she says back to each one. Open for life.
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