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"Để tao" vs "để mình": how to say "let me do it" in Vietnamese
"Để tao" and "để mình" both mean "let me do it" in Vietnamese, but the pronoun changes everything. Here is which one to use and when.
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Food
Robusta vs Arabica: why Vietnam grows robusta
Vietnam grows mostly robusta because the hardy, high-yield plant suits its lower-altitude, hot growing regions. Here is how robusta and…
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"Mười điểm": how to say "ten out of ten" in Vietnamese
"Mười điểm" means "ten points" and works like "ten out of ten" in Vietnamese. Learn how it's used, said and paired with praise.
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Food
Vietnamese coconut coffee: a simple recipe
Vietnamese coconut coffee blends coconut cream, condensed milk and ice into a slushy base, then tops it with strong phin coffee. A simple…
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"Đồ giả": how to call something fake in Vietnamese
"Đồ giả" means "fake stuff" or "a fake" in Vietnamese. Learn how it differs from hàng giả, hàng nhái and giả tạo, and when it sounds rude.
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Food
Vietnamese salt coffee: the Huế drink explained
Vietnamese salt coffee (cà phê muối) tops strong, sweet coffee with a lightly salted cream foam. It's associated with the central city of…
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