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Good morning

Vietnamese translation: Chao buoi sang!

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English term or phrase:Good morning
Vietnamese translation:Chao buoi sang!
Entered by: Anh Pham

08:07 May 1, 2001
English to Vietnamese translations [Non-PRO]
English term or phrase: Good morning
General context to a multicultural audience
Thuy
Chao buoi sang!
Explanation:
This is a generic word-for-word translation of the equivalent terms in languages in which there is a custom of saying "good morning". Vietnamese generally do not say good morning. "Chao"-a word that means "greetings"-can be used with the appropriate pronouns to greet people at all times of the day. "Chao anh!" to an older male; "chao chi!" to an older female, and so on!

When addressing a group of people, the safest way is "Kinh chao quy vi!" regardless of the time of day. Note that all accent marks have been deleted.

Hope this helps

Anh Pham
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Chao buoi sang!


Explanation:
This is a generic word-for-word translation of the equivalent terms in languages in which there is a custom of saying "good morning". Vietnamese generally do not say good morning. "Chao"-a word that means "greetings"-can be used with the appropriate pronouns to greet people at all times of the day. "Chao anh!" to an older male; "chao chi!" to an older female, and so on!

When addressing a group of people, the safest way is "Kinh chao quy vi!" regardless of the time of day. Note that all accent marks have been deleted.

Hope this helps

Anh Pham


Anh Pham
United States
Local time: 02:53
Native speaker of: Vietnamese
PRO pts in pair: 8
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