"Khỏe không?": how to ask "how are you" in Vietnamese
To ask "how are you" in Vietnamese, say "Bạn khỏe không?" Learn how to change the pronoun, how to answer, and the casual ways people really…
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To ask "how are you" in Vietnamese, say "Bạn khỏe không?" Learn how to change the pronoun, how to answer, and the casual ways people really…
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