How to Say “Grace” in Vietnamese

ân sủng
The English word "grace" can be translated into Vietnamese as ân sủng.
In this context, ân sủng refers to the quality of elegant movement, poise or balance.
Meaning: elegant movement, poise or balance (noun)

Did you know?

  • While ân sủng describes poise, Vietnamese speakers use the word duyên to describe a natural, effortless 'grace' that makes a person charming or attractive to others.
  • The word ân sủng is heavily associated with divine favor in Vietnamese Christian contexts, often used to translate the concept of 'God's grace'.
  • In a political or historical context, ân sủng can describe the 'favor' or 'grace' bestowed upon a subject by an emperor.

Example conversation

Minh and Huong are watching a ballet performance.

  1. Minh

    Hương nhìn xem, vũ công đó thật ân sủng.
    Huong look, that dancer is so graceful.
  2. Hương

    Đúng vậy, mọi chuyển động đều rất mượt mà.
    True, every movement is very smooth.
  3. Minh

    Tôi rất thích sự ân sủng trong cách cô ấy diễn.
    I really love the grace in the way she performs.
  4. Hương

    Tôi cũng vậy, thật là một buổi diễn tuyệt vời.
    Me too, it is truly a wonderful performance.
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