How to Say “John” in Vietnamese

John
John is the Vietnamese way to say the male given name John.
John is a male given name used in Vietnamese contexts.
Meaning: male given name (name)

Did you know?

  • In Vietnam, it is common to add a kinship term before a name, so a friend might call someone named John as Anh John if he is slightly older.
  • While John is used for foreigners, Vietnamese people often translate it as Gioan when referring to biblical figures like John the Baptist.
  • Unlike English, where John can be a generic placeholder like 'John Doe', Vietnamese uses the name Tèo or Tí for anonymous or generic people.

Examples in context

  • Tên tôi là John.
    My name is John.
    This sentence contains the form John.
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  • Chào John!
    Hello, John!
  • Anh ấy tên là John.
    His name is John.
  • Tôi có một người bạn tên là John.
    I have a friend named John.
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Example conversation

Nam and Mai are discussing a new coworker.

  1. Nam

    Anh ấy là ai vậy?
    Who is he?
  2. Mai

    Đó là John, đồng nghiệp mới của chúng ta.
    That is John, our new colleague.
  3. Nam

    John là một người rất thân thiện.
    John is a very friendly person.
  4. Mai

    Đúng vậy, anh ấy rất nhiệt tình.
    That's right, he is very enthusiastic.

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