(Lesson in Vietnamese) The Magic Word ĐÁNH | Learn Vietnamese with TVO

A clear and detailed explanation about how to use different meanings of the word "Đánh" in Vietnamese.
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[@tomlee4018]

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[@vietnammyheart]

a teacher with a good pronunciation

[@babylemurman]

Mình đã đánh rắm rất nhiều trong khi mình xem video này.

[@Tiengvietoi]

Haha mình hy vọng lúc xem video này bạn đang ở một mình!!

[@tomlee4018]

vô văn hóa

[@JungleScene]

For whisking eggs, in Canada we say beat the eggs. It kind of translates well for me in a way.

[@sazji]

You are so good at explaining these meanings and nuances! I also learn a lot just by watching the Vietnamese subtitles under the English and figuring out how you express things. Here in the US I mostly meet people from the south, so the pronunciation is a bit of an issue but it’s not bad to hear both. (Only I’m sometimes not sure if a “v” will be pronounced as “v” or as a “y” by southerners!) :-) Thank you for all your hard work!

[@languagefreeassangeteacher5338]

This is great. Just Vietnamese - Thank you

[@DavidNoiTiengViet]

Anh ĐÁNH ĐỒNG thương hiệu TVO với chất lượng cao!

[@Tiengvietoi]

Anh David ơi, từ "đánh đồng" thường không dùng với nghĩa khen, "đánh đồng" nghĩa là coi 2 thứ là giống nhau mặc dù chúng khác nhau, ví dụ: đánh đồng người tốt và người xấu.

[@janetmiller2980]

OK Now I'm seeing Chinese in danh being to play, usually by hand. Da lower rising tone in Mandarin is to play a sport by hand, like da lanqiu (play basketball), or da wangqiu (play tennis).

[@NewIllusion99]

thank you for the great kesson once again !!!

[@Jenny-vx4vn]

great video !!! is there any other videos like this all in Vietnamese ? I love these kind of videos , thank u so much 😍

[@salsgiver5]

This is a great video. I really like your teaching style. But there are too many adverts. I had to skip the advertisement, then rewind and go back again to hear what you said.

[@xxxlegend6810]

Thanks for the video !✨

[@DavidNoiTiengViet]

Nhiều người Việt có phong tục đánh cơm trước khi ăn 🍚🍚🍚

[@angelcake318lps]

Thank you!!!

[@pbtart]

Amazing! I love these types of videos! Any chance you can make a video about medical terminology? For example stomach ache, stroke, heart attack or seizures? I work in the medical profession and sometimes I have to translate as there are many Vietnamese people that live in Toronto! Thank you so much =) I love your videos!!! Cam on chi Lan!

[@Tiengvietoi]

Hello. You can check out this video for some vocabulary related to Health problems kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5CZaKSGqa-caLM

[@pbtart]

@@Tiengvietoi Thank you! Perfect!

[@kanamasai5194]

Thank you for another wonderful lesson. Appreciate if you would explain/talk a little about about this variation of - Đánh. ĐÁNH GIÁ đánh giá cao Is this word commonly used (đánh giá) ? Is there another more natural Vietnamese word;(đánh giá) used commonly

[@alekgeorgeson1658]

I think đánh giá = to evaluate, leave a review.

[@Tiengvietoi]

Hi Kana. Alek actually explained it correctly. Đánh giá means to evaluate, to assess. This word is very commonly used and is natural to use as well :)

[@pennywang6461]

Sét đánh nữa

[@TimTinhTran]

Huyen is the funniest lol.