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Today's phrases and words / Hôm nay cụm từ và từ
Today I learned/ Hôm nay mình học :
Cà phê = coffee
Nước = water
Cái = stationary object modifier ; cái cốc
Cốc, ca, chén= cup
Glass = cốc, ly
Cốc for water (cốc nước)
Chén for coffee or tea (tách cà phê hoặc trà , don't use chén for coffee, )
Ly for alcohol or wine (also U can use "Ly" for water, coffee,tea,alcohol,wine it's ok)
ca hát = sing
Tôi (mình) đang uống một cốc cà phê.
Minh không thích nó. / I don't like it.
Bạn có thích nó không? / Do you like it?
Mình đang sử dụng (dùng) cái cốc / I'm using a cup.
Tôi (mình) ko6ng biết/ I don't know.
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Hôm nay mình đã học nhiều. Today I have learned alot.0 votedSeptember 30, 20130Viet/Eng Sentences and skype
1) muon nói chuyện y mình trong qua skype
1) want to talk with us in skype
2) Bảng liệt kê ngẫu nhiên (?)
2) Schedule is random.
3) Không nhút nhát. (we can use " mắc cỡ" in a same meaning)
3) Don't be shy.
4) Mọi người la thân mật(your sentence isn't narual we usually use " mọi người thân thiện")
4) Everyone is friendly.
5)Tất cả mọi người nói chuyện bước chân của họ?? <my attempt...failed.>
5) Everybody/everyone speak/talk at their own pace.
6) Hai tiếng đúng rồi (" đúng " just use for the point of time , don't use for the period of time)
6) Two hour session.0 votedSeptember 30, 20130- I know that "tôi" means "I" and is neutral. What about "mình"? In my pocket grammar reference, it means "we" and is informal. In some texts, I saw it mean: "I", "You" and "he/they" Examples: (from an online dictionary) I : Hôm nay mình bị cảm ( my self) You ̣(informal, according to the dictionary) : Mình mua cho tôi hai thước vải ( "minh " in this case mean Wife or husband . it is used in the North Vietnam) He/they: Nó tưởng là mình thông minh lắm đấy ( that mean : himsefl) In which case is "mình" used? Is it commonly employed?0 votedSeptember 30, 20130
Viet/Eng "Annoy"
[1]xin lỗi anh, em không muốn làm phiền. Xin lỗi , em không muốn làm phiền anh (your sentence is ok, but this one is more popular)
[1]Sorry [older bother], I don't want to annoy you.
[2] bé/em không làm phiền chị! ( you can use "em đừng làm phiền chị" )
[2] [pronoun to little one] don't annoy me!
-i don't know how to use other words similar to lam phien in Vie("quấy rầy" , but it's less polite than "làm phiền ")p/s: I hope I could contact with you more :))
0 votedSeptember 29, 20130

