Nolan Tanner

The English phrase “hello sir” is translated into Vietnamese as chào ông. chào ông is a greeting used when addressing older men or those of higher status.

làm tốt lắm is the Vietnamese way to say great job. This phrase is used to praise a specific action or a completed task rather than a person’s character.

In Vietnamese, the English word “university” is translated as đại học. đại học refers to the concept of university or the level of higher education.

The Vietnamese word for man is đàn ông. đàn ông is a noun used to specifically refer to an adult male human.

In Vietnamese, “I love you mom” is expressed as con yêu mẹ. This phrase is used by a child (of any age) to express affection to their mother.

The English word “embarrassed” is translated into Vietnamese as ngượng. ngượng is an adjective used to describe a feeling of shameful discomfort.

The English word turquoise is translated into Vietnamese as xanh thổ. Turquoise can be expressed in several ways depending on the context.

The English word “rock” is translated into Vietnamese as đá. The term đá refers to a large stone or a boulder.

The English word “calendar” is translated into Vietnamese as lịch. lịch is used to refer to a system of time or a physical calendar.

The English phrase “pizza” can be translated into Vietnamese as pizza or bánh pizza. Both forms refer to the Italian dish.