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1. Anh rat thich em Male to female.

2. Em rat thich anh female to male.

3. Toi rat thich ban popular sayings.

4. Uncle Chu Rat Thich Chau to little girls.

5, chau rat thich chu little girl to uncle.

6, ong rat thich con uncle level to children.

7. Con rat thich ong child to uncle.

Anh rat thich em male to female.

Em rat thich anh female to male.

Toi rat thich ban popular saying.

Uncle Chu Rat Thich Chau to little schoolgirl.

chau rat thich chu little girl to uncle.

ong rat thich con uncle class to kids.

Con rat thich ong kid to grandpa. Wait a minute.

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1. Hello, xin chào, homonym "new morning".

2. Thank you, cam on, homonym "gratitude".

3. Goodbye, tam biet, homonym "farewell".

The Vietnamese say "I love you" and "I like you" is the same:

em ye'u anh (girl to boy: love also has Ahe).

anh ye'u em (boy to girl: love has love).

Vietnamese "I miss you":

em nhớ anh! / em nho anh!(Female) anh nh em! / anh nho em!(Male).

Vietnamese saying "I like you":

1, anh rat thich em male to female say 2, em rat thich anh female to male say 3, toi rat thich ban popular saying 4, chu rat thich chau uncle to little girl 5, chau rat thich chu little girl to uncle 6, ong rat thich con uncle class 7, con rat thich ong child to uncleExtended MaterialsVietnamese common phrases.

1. Monday: Thu Hai

2. Tuesday: Thu Ba

3. Wednesday: Thu Tu

4. Thursday: Thu Nam

5. Friday: Thu Sau

6. Saturday: Thu Bay

7. Sunday: Chu Nhat

8. Today: Hom Nay

9. Yesterday: hom qua

10. Tomorrow: Ngay Mai

11. Last week: Tuan Truoc

12. Yesterday morning: Sang Hom Qua

13. Tomorrow afternoon: Chieu Mai

14. Next month: Thang Sau

15. Next year: Nam Sau

16. Morning: Buoi Sang

17. Afternoon: Buoi Chieu

18. Evening: buoi toi

19. Thank you: cam on

Vietnamese say "I love you":

em ye'u anh (girl to boy: love also has ahe) anh ye'u em (boy to girl: love also love) Men to you are different from women to men, followed by Chinese pronunciation.

I love you male to female: anh yêu em female to male: em yêu anh I miss you male to female: anh nh

I want you Vietnamese: toi nho anh(Only when the other party is a man can use anh.)If it's a woman, it's em).

Pinyin: 多 (duo) Nier (continuous reading) n

I like you. Vietnamese: toi thich anh (where the other party can only use anh if the other party is male.)If it's a woman, it's em).

Pinyin: 多 (duo) 替 (ti) n

I love you Vietnamese: toi yeu anh (actually usually em yeu anh.)(Only when the other party is a man can use anh.)If it's a woman, it's em).

Pinyin: 多 (duo) 一ou (continuous reading) n

Pinyin transcription is not very accurate. Because Vietnamese pronunciation is difficult to mark with pinyin. But you do what I said above. Go and talk to the Vietnamese. They'll probably react after 5 seconds.

And also. Since I don't have a Vietnamese pronunciation input method at home. The Vietnamese sounds I wrote above are unmarked.

Homophonic messy marking, it is directly Ann has um, um has An. What is there, love um, An He.

I love this, what do you say, we don't know the specifics, and we haven't been to Vietnam.

There are many greetings depending on the salutation and time, such as the following:

Good morning chao buoi sang

Good afternoon chao buoi trua

Good afternoon chao buoi chieu

If you meet an ordinary friend, you can say chao ban, if you meet someone younger than you, you can call chao em, and if you meet chao anh, who is older than you

Ordinary meeting can be said xin chao (pronunciation is similar to bath), and the buddy who is better can directly add his name after chao+.