How to Say “Hello Aunt” in Vietnamese
The English phrase ‘hello aunt’ is translated into Vietnamese as chào dì.
The English phrase ‘hello aunt’ is translated into Vietnamese as chào dì.
The English verb “master”, in the sense of learning a subject to a high degree, is expressed in Vietnamese as bậc thầy.
In Vietnamese, the English phrase ‘train’ (referring to a line of connected cars or carriages) is translated as xe lửa.
The English word ‘period’ can be translated into Vietnamese as dấu chấm.
Rock paper scissors in Vietnamese is oẳn tù tì. The phrase refers to the popular child’s game.
In Vietnamese, to cook is nấu ăn. The term refers to the act of preparing food for eating.
The English word “pineapple” is translated into Vietnamese as dứa.
The English phrase “december” is translated into Vietnamese as tháng Mười hai. The term refers to the twelfth month of the Gregorian calendar.
The English word “and” is translated into Vietnamese as và. The word và is a conjunction used to connect two similar words, phrases or elements.
To listen in Vietnamese is to say nghe. The verb is used to describe the act of paying attention to a sound.