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    Hello guys, If somebody askes me: "how are you today?". Is it correct to say I'm not very fit (I mean I'm not very well). Thanks so much for your time and your help
    January 6, 2022
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    Can you guys help me to explain the meaning of the word 'MOMENTUM' in this context? I did check the dictionary but still cant understand. “Well, with all due respect to Silvia, I completely disagree. I think we have to implement the new system very fast to get the ‘MOMENTUM’ we need. I think three months is too long, in fact” Thanks so much for your time and kind help!
    November 25, 2021
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    Can you guys help me? Today I encounter a sentence as below "I was at my friend's fat on Wednesday evening" what does 'fat' mean in this context? Thanks a lot for your great help
    October 16, 2021
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    Hi guys, Can you help me to explain the meaning of 'make-up' in this sentence? "Do you research the needs, desires and make-up of your audience before you present to them?" Thanks so much!
    October 14, 2021
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    Can you guys help me? What does ’keep to time’ mean? what are the differences of ‘keep time’, ‘keep to time’ and keep on time’ Thanks so much
    October 13, 2021
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    Vietnamese idioms and words that are often said wrongly 1. “ƯỚT NHƯ CHUỘT LỘT” (Wet as a shredding rat) should be "ƯỚT NHƯ CHUỘT LỘI” (Wet as a paddling rat) We often use the idiom “ƯỚT NHƯ CHUỘT LỘT” (“wet as a shredding rat”) to refer to the condition of being soaking wet in a thunderstorm, but have you ever stopped to wonder what the hell a “chuột lột” is? “Lột” translates to “shred”, or “peel a layer off forcefully”, but that can’t be applied here as rats don’t shred. That’s because the correct word should be “lội” (paddle), not “lột”. “Wet as a paddling rat” makes much more sense if you imagine how a rat might swim. Ví dụ: Hôm nay Hà Nội mưa to quá, Khi lái xe máy tới công ty, em ướt như chuột lột (today Hanoi has a big rain, so I am 'ướt như chuột lột' on the way to the company) :(
    October 11, 2021
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    Can you say tongue twisters correctly? 1. Bà Ba béo bán bánh bèo bên bờ biển. 2. Chị nhặt rau rồi luộc em nhặt rau luộc rồi
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    September 20, 2021
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    Gần đây, Hà Nội phải dãn cách xã hội nên em không mua được Phở😭. Em rất nhớ vị Phở, hy vọng Việt Nam sớm khoẻ lại và em có thể mua được Phở 😃. Anh chị thích ăn Phở bò hay Phở gà?
    0:18
    September 15, 2021
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    Ở Việt Nam còn có bia trứng (egg beer) nữa :) nhưng tôi chưa thử bao giờ
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    September 13, 2021
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    Bạn đã thử Cà Phê Trứng bao giờ chưa? Have you ever tried egg coffees?
    September 13, 2021
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