How to Say “Wind” in Vietnamese

gió
[zɔ˧˦]
The Vietnamese word for wind is gió.
Gió is the general term for wind. More specific phenomena can be described using related terms: gió lốc refers to a whirlwind or a dust devil, while gió mạnh or gió lớn are used to describe a strong or heavy wind. For a gentle breeze, use gió nhẹ.
Meaning: movement of air (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

As a noun, gió is uncountable and does not change form to indicate plurality.

Did you know?

  • There is a common Vietnamese belief in trúng gió, a condition where one 'catches the wind' and suffers from dizziness or nausea.
  • To treat a trúng gió episode, Vietnamese people often perform cạo gió, a technique of scraping the skin with a coin or spoon to release the 'wind'.
  • Vietnamese uses gió in the idiom gió chiều nào che chiều nấy, which describes a person who changes their opinions to suit the prevailing mood.

Examples in context

  • Có rất nhiều gió.
    There was a lot of wind.
    This sentence is useful for describing the presence of a lot of gió.
    Tatoeba #13769838 by leucammieuvu, translation #454457 by CM
  • Hôm nay đéo có gió.
    There is no wind today.
    This sentence is useful for stating there is no gió.
    Tatoeba #1574524 by trieuho, translation #242914 by Eldad
  • Hôm đó có gió mạnh.
    There was a strong wind that day.
    This sentence is useful for describing the presence of gió that is strong.
    Tatoeba #1584392 by trieuho, translation #67878 by CK
  • Hôm nay, thành phố có gió mạnh.
    Today, the city has strong winds.
  • Đêm qua, tôi ngồi ngoài sân và cảm nhận gió nhẹ.
    Last night, I sat outside and felt the gentle breeze.
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Example conversation

Lan and Hùng are walking in a park.

  1. Lan

    Trời có gió mát quá.
    The wind is so cool.
  2. Hùng

    Ừ, gió thổi nhẹ nhàng thật.
    Yeah, the wind is blowing very gently.
  3. Lan

    Anh có thấy mát không?
    Do you feel cool?
  4. Hùng

    Có, gió này rất dễ chịu.
    Yes, this wind is very pleasant.

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