Harvey Chester

The English phrase ‘get up’ is translated into Vietnamese as dậy. The verb dậy means to rise from one’s bed.

Saturday in Vietnamese is thứ bảy. thứ bảy is the noun used to refer to the day of the week, Saturday.

In Vietnamese, the phrase “a little bit” is translated as một chút. The phrase is used to describe a small amount or quantity of something.

ng is the Vietnamese abbreviation for the nanogram. In Vietnamese, ng is used as an abbreviation for the unit of measurement known as the nanogram.

In Vietnamese, weird is expressed as lạ. The word lạ is the most common and neutral way to say ‘strange’ or ‘unfamiliar’.

The English word pacemaker is máy tạo nhịp tim in Vietnamese. máy tạo nhịp tim refers to the medical implement used to regulate the rhythm of the heart.

To say “I am vietnamese” in Vietnamese, you use tôi là người Việt Nam. The phrase is a statement used to identify one’s nationality as being from Vietnam.

The English phrase ‘appointment’ is translated into Vietnamese as cuộc hẹn.

The Vietnamese phrase for “very pretty” is rất đẹp. This phrase is used to describe someone or something that is highly attractive or pleasing to look at.

In Vietnamese, to smile is cười. The verb cười is a broad term that can mean both to smile and to laugh (producing sound), depending on the context.