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How cờ vây is played and taught in Vietnam, the words you will hear and where to play.
Go in Vietnam
A practical guide to the Vietnamese words used when playing Go (cờ vây): liberties, eyes, ko, joseki, opening and endgame, with meanings and pronunciation tips.
Go in Vietnam
Practical tips for playing Go online with friends in Vietnam or while travelling there: time zones, playing on a phone, board sizes and invite links.
Go in Vietnam
In Vietnam, Go is called cờ vây. What the name means, how it compares with the far more common cờ tướng, and how visitors and learners can find a game.
Go in Vietnam
Go has quiet manners that make games pleasant for both players. Etiquette for face-to-face and online Go, with practical notes for playing in Vietnam.
Go in Vietnam
Many Vietnamese families already play cờ tướng and caro together. How to introduce Go at home: the simplest rules, small boards and games children enjoy.
Go in Vietnam
Many Vietnamese players know xiangqi before they meet Go. What skills carry over, what feels strange, and a first-month plan for making the switch.
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