Elise Brianna

The English phrase “dog poop” is translated into Vietnamese as cứt chó. The phrase refers to the waste matter discharged from the bowels of a dog.

In Vietnamese, “where are you from?” is translated as bạn từ đâu đến? This phrase is used to ask someone about their place of origin or nationality.

The English phrase “iced coffee” is translated into Vietnamese as Cà phê đá. Cà phê đá refers to a coffee drink served cold with ice cubes.

In Vietnamese, next week is tuần sau. The phrase tuần sau is used as an adverb to refer to the week following the current one.

The Vietnamese word for building is toà nhà. toà nhà refers to a closed structure with walls and a roof.

The phrase for the Vietnamese language in Vietnamese is tiếng Việt. The term is used to refer to the official language of Vietnam.

The English phrase “stop talking” translates to Vietnamese as im đi. im đi is used as a blunt, direct command to tell someone to be quiet immediately.

In Vietnamese, the English phrase “ten” is translated as mười. mười is the standard cardinal number used for counting, telling time and stating ages.

The English phrase devil is translated into Vietnamese as ma.

The English phrase “omg” is translated into Vietnamese as trời ơi.