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Hello， I'm pleased to meet you。 You can call me "Duong". I come from vietnam. I am a sociable, humorous. My hobbies are cooking, traveling and likes to watch cartoons. I really want to learn English in order to satisfy my hobby and learn many new things. However, after an accident, knowledge of english I forget a lot. Learning and memory also becomes difficult. I really need a "Advisor" to help. Make friends and learn English together, exchange of culture! Thank you！
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    The verb "Có" is used to: - Only things that exist (presence or absence) of people, things, phenomena => Example: "Có một cái giếng ở giữa làng." (There is a well in the middle of the village) - Only the possession (whether or not) of the person, thing, phenomenon for people, things, other phenomena, etc. => For example: Tôi có một cây bút. (I have a pen.) - When the word: "Có" comes before a verb. It affirms the verb followed by it. => For example: + Verse 1: "Hôm nay, tôi đá bóng" "Today, I football "." + Verse 2: "Hôm nay, tôi có bóng đá". (Today, I have football) **** Hai câu này không khác nhau. Từ "Có" trong câu 2 chỉ khẳng định thêm cho hành động đá bóng mà thôi. (These two sentences are not different. The word "yes" in verse 2 only affirms the footballing action.) <Sorry. My English is not good.>
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    Ha Noi ( in the north) is the locality has a voice near the "standard language" most. Southern people say the following: - About tone: tilde and questions marks. The same is read as a questions marks. - For the first consonant: + The consonant / v / is replaced with / w /. For example: văn hóa → văng woá, vá → já, vệ quốc → vệ wók, v.v... + the Buffer Sound /-w-/ is slowly disappearing. For example: luật → lục, toàn → tàu, nuốt → núc, v.v... - About the rhyme: + Uniform rhymes: /–in/ or /–ít/ → /–inh/ or /–ích/ => For example: tin → tinh, mít → mích, thìn → thình, thịt → thịch, v.v... + The rhyme: /–un/ or /–út/ → /–ung/ or /–úc/ => For example: bún → búng, cùn → cùng, (một) chút → (một) chúc, nút → núc, bùn → bùng, v.v... + Some typical rhymes in the South of Viet Nam such as: * The rhyme: /–ênh/ → /–inh/ => For example: bệnh → bịnh, lệnh → lịnh, kênh → kinh, v.v... *The rhyme: /–inh/ → /–anh/ => For example: chính (sách) → chánh (sách), chính (quyền) → chánh (quyền), (hành) chính → (hành) chánh, v.v... * The rhyme: /–ân/ → /–ơn/ => For example: nhân → nhơn, nhân (quyền) → nhơn (quyền), nhân (ái) → nhơn (ái), v.v... * The rhyme: /–ing/ → /iêng/ => For example: kính → kiếng, v.v... <Sorry, because I'm not good at English.>
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