How to Say “Pumpkin” in Vietnamese
In Vietnamese, pumpkin is called bí ngô. Both bí ngô and bí đỏ are used to refer to the fruit of the pumpkin plant.
In Vietnamese, pumpkin is called bí ngô. Both bí ngô and bí đỏ are used to refer to the fruit of the pumpkin plant.
The Vietnamese word for towel is khăn. The word khăn is a broad term that can refer to a towel, a scarf or any type of cloth used for wiping or wrapping.
To say “you look good” in Vietnamese, use trông bạn đẹp đấy. This phrase is a compliment used to tell someone that their physical appearance is attractive.
In Vietnamese, “hello friend” is said as chào bạn. chào bạn is a friendly greeting used to say hello to a peer or an acquaintance.
The English phrase “big feet” is translated into Vietnamese as chân to. chân to is used to describe having feet or legs that are large in size.
The English phrase “oh no” is translated into Vietnamese as ôi không.
The English word “bicycle” is xe đạp in Vietnamese. xe đạp is the noun used to refer to the vehicle itself.
Xin chào is the way to say good afternoon in Vietnamese.
The English phrase ‘Nepal’ is translated into Vietnamese as Nepal. Nepal is the proper name for the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal.
Mặt Trời is the Vietnamese word for sun. The term refers to the star around which the Earth revolves.