Vietnamese

The English word ‘days’ is translated into Vietnamese as ngày. ngày can refer to a specific calendar date as well as a duration of time.

The Vietnamese phrase for big brother is anh. anh is used to refer to an older male sibling or a male acquaintance who is older than you.

In Vietnamese, “happy tet” is expressed as Chúc Mừng Năm Mới.

The Vietnamese word for tripe is lòng. lòng is a noun used to refer to the stomach lining of an animal, typically prepared as food.

The English word “brother” is translated into Vietnamese using several forms depending on age, primarily anh or anh trai.

The English word “coconut” is translated into Vietnamese as dừa. In Vietnamese, you use the word dừa to refer to the coconut itself.

The Vietnamese word for “shoe” is giày. giày refers to a protective covering for the foot.

The English phrase lamb is translated into Vietnamese as cừu con. The term is used to refer to a young sheep.

The English phrase “where is the bathroom?” is translated into Vietnamese as Nhà vệ sinh ở đâu? A question used to ask for the location of a toilet.

The phrase for great grandma in Vietnamese is cụ bà. cụ bà refers to the mother of one’s grandmother or grandfather.