How to Say “Humid” in Vietnamese

ẩm
[ʔəm˧˩]
The Vietnamese word for humid is ẩm.
The term ẩm is used as an adjective to describe something that is slightly wet.
Meaning: slightly wet (adj)

Did you know?

  • The word ẩm is a key component of ẩm thực, which means 'cuisine' or 'culinary arts'.
  • The word ẩm is used in the phrase ẩm ương, which describes someone who is moody or a situation that is undecided and lingering.
  • Vietnamese speakers often use the word nồm to describe a very specific type of extreme humidity where moisture condenses on walls and floors.

Examples in context

  • Trời hôm nay nóng bức, ẩm thật làm mình khó chịu.
    Today's weather is hot and humid, making me feel uncomfortable.
  • Không khí ở đây rất ẩm.
    The air here is very humid.
  • Mặt sàn hơi ẩm ướt.
    The floor is slightly damp.

Example conversation

Chi and Hùng are checking the laundry in a humid room.

  1. Chi

    Hùng ơi, quần áo vẫn còn ẩm.
    Hùng, the clothes are still damp.
  2. Hùng

    Tại vì trời hôm nay quá ẩm.
    It is because the weather is too humid today.
  3. Chi

    Chị sẽ đem phơi lại.
    I will hang them out to dry again.
  4. Hùng

    Để em giúp chị một tay.
    Let me give you a hand.

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