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HashiriKata -

I think the clearest example of difference in word-order between Chinese and Vietnamese can be
seen in common phrases such as shop names:

中国农业银行 (Chinese word-order)
银行农业中国 (= Ngân hàng nông nghiệp Trung Quốc, Vietnamese word-order)

This word order 银行农业中国 is typical of Vietnamese, and I don't think any of the Chinese
dialects would have this order as a typical example. This alone shows that Vietnamese is quite a
different kettle of fish compared to Chinese (dialects).



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