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Idiom

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Idiom of the Day: Chán như con gián (Bored/ Boring as a cockroach)
Again, it doesn't need to make sense as long as it rhymes
Eg:
- Phim hôm qua thế nào? ~ How was the movie yesterday?
- Chán như con gián! ~ It was boring like a cockroach!!

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New word for today

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New words of the Day:
Buồn - Sad
Vui - Happy

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Learn Vietnamese with Tieng Viet oi

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The vocab race in the lesson — with James Reith and Matt Wunderlich.

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Learn Vietnamese with Tiếng Việt Ơi

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Phrase of the Day: Trả tiền rồi - Paid already
Trả (v.) - to pay
Tiền (n.) - money
rồi - already

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Learn Vietnamese with Tiếng Việt Ơi

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Words of the Day:
Đói: Hungry
Khát: Thirsty

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Learn Vietnamese with Tiếng Việt Ơi

Learn Vietnamese with Tieng Viet Oi
Words of the Day:
Đói: Hungry
Khát: Thirsty

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[Learn Vietnamese with Tiếng Việt ơi] How many men are you worth?

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How many men are you worth?

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How many men are you worth?

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How German sounds compared to other languages.

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This is a hilarious video of how German sounds compared to other languages.
How does Vietnamese sound to you? lol

See this link

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Con voi - có - Cái vòi

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Words of the day:
Con voi - có - Cái vòi
Elephent - has - a trunk
"Vòi" in Vietnamese means the "elephant's trunk" but it also means "the faucet" and obviously the second meaning is used more commonly

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