Vietnamese

The English word ‘tiny’ is translated into Vietnamese as tí hon. tí hon is used to describe something as very small.

The English word “bun” translates to búi tóc in Vietnamese.

In Vietnamese, the English word child can be translated in several ways depending on the context. The default form is đứa trẻ.

The English word ‘want’ is translated into Vietnamese as muốn. The term muốn is used to express a desire for something.

In Vietnamese, “bro” is translated as anh. anh functions as a noun meaning a male comrade or friend, specifically one who shares one’s ideals.

The English phrase “weeks” is translated into Vietnamese as các tuần. các tuần refers to multiple periods of seven consecutive days.

The Vietnamese word for the English phrase waffle is bánh quế. The term refers to a flat pastry pressed with a grid pattern.

The Vietnamese word for the number two is hai. hai is used as the cardinal number 2 to denote quantity or mathematical value.

In Vietnamese, nhiều is the phrase for “a lot”. It functions both as an adjective to mean “many” or “much” and as an adverb to mean “a lot”.

The English word “communist” is translated into Vietnamese as cộng sản. The term cộng sản is an adjective meaning of or relating to communism.