How to Say “Good Morning, My Love” in Vietnamese

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chào buổi sáng, tình yêu của anh
In Vietnamese, the phrase "good morning, my love" is translated as chào buổi sáng, tình yêu của anh.
This phrase is a direct translation of the English greeting used to say hello to a partner at the start of the day. While it is used in romantic relationships, it may sound slightly formal or as if it has been translated from English compared to more natural Vietnamese endearments.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of chào (hello), buổi sáng (morning), tình yêu (love) and của anh (of mine, used by a male speaker).

Which one should you use?

The form chào buổi sáng, tình yêu của anh is used when a man is speaking to his partner. If a woman is speaking to her partner, she should use chào buổi sáng, tình yêu của em instead, as em is used by a woman to refer to herself in this romantic context.

Did you know?

  • Some Vietnamese couples with children shift their romantic address to thầy em and đẻ em, meaning 'father of the child' and 'mother of the child'.
  • Historically, high-ranking or wealthy couples in Vietnam used much more formal titles like cậu and mợ instead of the common anh and em.

Examples in context

  • Chào buổi sáng, tình yêu của anh, chúc em một ngày tốt lành.
    Good morning, my love, have a nice day.

Example conversation

Tuấn wakes up and greets Hương in the bedroom.

  1. Hương

    Chào buổi sáng, tình yêu của anh.
    Good morning, my love.
  2. Tuấn

    Chào anh, em vẫn còn buồn ngủ quá.
    Morning, I'm still so sleepy.
  3. Hương

    Để anh pha cà phê cho em nhé.
    Let me make some coffee for you.
  4. Tuấn

    Cảm ơn anh, Tuấn.
    Thank you, Tuấn.

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