1st 26 Flashcards
can, can’t
có thể, không thể
Accounting; Accountant
Kế toán
Business administration
quản trị kinh doanh; quản trị doanh nghiệp
College student
sinh viên đại học
to
đến
young; old
trẻ; già
weak; strong
yếu; mạnh
short; tall; long; small
thấp; cao; dài; nhỏ
I’m well. How about you?
Tôi khoẻ. Bạn thì sao?
dentist
nha sĩ
what do you want me to do?
Ngươi muốn ta làm gì?
what do you like to do?
Bạn thích làm gì?
how do I do this; How do you do this
làm thế nào để tôi làm điều này; Làm thế nào để bạn làm điều này
how is he
Anh ấy thế nào
try
cô gắng; thử
Uncle
Chú if he is older than you, enough to be your uncle but younger than your father; Bác if he is older than you and your father (both apply to blood relations too); Cậu (mother’s blood brother); dượng (mother’s brother-in-law)
aunt
cô (aunt or aunt-in-law, father’s side; female old enough to be your aunt); dì (aunt, mother’s side; mợ (aunt-in-law mother’s side)
grandfather
ông, bà (old enough to be your grandfather/grandmother)
ông/bà ngoại (grandfather or grandmother, mother’s side)
ông/bà nội (grandfather/grandmother, father’s side
how to address yourself
third person (i.e., if the other person is ‘anh’ then you refer to yourself as ‘em’)
you
Mày (informal), mi (less informal)
I
tao (informal), ta (less informal), tôi
nó
it
no goes when talking to older people
don’t use mày, mi, ta, tao, or nó
we
chúng (formal) or tụi (informal) before what you’re calling yourself (chúng con, tụi tôi)
he, she
ấy after any title
they
các before a he/she title (e.g., các chị ấy for older females)
