The Magic Word ĐƯỢC | Learn Vietnamese with TVO

[@Tifalope867]

I honestly just love listening to Vietnamese

[@shinegivietnamlanguageteacher]

DO you still, Tifa ?

[@SkyeWest_za]

Same!

[@raycellinegoone6539]

Same

[@kanamasai5194]

Thank you for all your wonderful lessons. They are all professional and helpful. This is my understanding : a) " uống được bia " = Ability (technical) to perform the action; in this case - technical ability to drink b) " được uống bia " = Allowed to perform the action comfortably without restriction. In the conversation between Lan and the young man. The young man says : "Nhưng mà em đang uống thuốc, thi em có uống được bia không " The young man has already been informed by Lan, that she is capable of drinking (a lot). However presently due to medication from the doctor, she is not allowed to drink beer. Thus should it be more appropriate for him to ask : "Nhưng mà em đang uống thuốc, thi em có được uống bia không "

[@Tiengvietoi]

Aahhh Kana what you said is exactly correct!!!! The young guy was supposed to say "Nhưng mà em đang uống thuốc, thì em có được uống bia không?", but in that take he must have mixed them up. We only just noticed the mistake now!!! Sorry for the confusion and thank you for your great observation!!

[@manuelgozzi8676]

Cảm ơn rất nhiều. Rất dễ để hiểu.

[@Tiengvietoi]

Cảm ơn bạn! :)

[@hoanglamvo3518]

sau khi xem video, tôi hiểu được cách dùng từ "được" rồi. Cám ơn ^^

[@hoanglamvo3518]

lol I just realized we can even combine "có thể" with "được" and it's for emphasis, no difference in meaning ==> tôi "có thể" hiểu "được" cách dùng từ "được" rồi

[@tomlee4018]

Phụ đề đẹp, PIP đẹp, mình ngưỡng mộ. Video cực kì tốt. TVO xứng đáng nhiều 'người patron'. Thực ra mình không thích uống nhiều bia; chỉ ba chai là đủ để phê được.

[@EvanPham]

The one I use most infrequently is the verb + được. Is this one used often? Growing up speaking vietnamese, I mostly used the [phrase] + được không, which sounds like "can you please" to me.

[@charlycheer]

Wonderful video as usual!

[@ngocdiep7687]

Hi. Thank you for your teaching. Really good !

[@laowai769]

Great video!

[@brianlewis6774]

Wow, video tuyệt vời, cảm ơn các bạn!

[@isabelacordova727]

You're great, em yêu anh!

[@eastwind3550]

Thank you very much

[@hannasinehina7034]

Very useful. I just have started learning Vietnamese and have some troubles with understanding of được! Thank you for this video!

[@shinegivietnamlanguageteacher]

Cố lên, Hana.

[@languagedude6568]

How's your vietnamese now

[@briankelly4927]

It may be magical, but it is also mysterious. Like 'well' in English, it seems to pop up in very odd places. I just saw the sentence: Con lau em moi mua duoc nha (it will be a long time before I can buy a house), so that shows the link with 'co the' Lan points out here (I have no problem knowing how to use 'co the', I think) but it still surprised me to see it there. But I think the day I can correctly and appropriately deploy 'duoc' into my speech is the day I know I am getting somewhere with this infuriating and incredible language.

[@alci720]

@ 2:43 it should be translated : "Students are not allowed to speak English in Vietnamese class." 🙃

[@bambooron3161]

Love your channel, I am a learner of Vietnamese however if I may: Thong lớp học tiếng Việt, học sinh không được nói tiếng anh. = Students are not allowed to ’speak’ English in Vietnamese class.

[@shinegivietnamlanguageteacher]

Cố lên, Bamboo.

[@bolzep]

I'd like to say "glad I could help" Why is it "rất vui được cứu" and not được in the end (according to a native speaker)? This way it would either mean "allowed to help" or be passive voice (be helped) when actually I did the thing?

[@yurizermeno1440]

Please make a video for chẳng, không

[@NguyenNguyen86]

Very useful. Thanks

[@ngocdiep7687]

I would like to see video about ĐƯỢC in PASSIVE VOICE. How could i see it ? Thank you so much.

[@huntbones3363]

They have one wym

[@GG-tk8cq]

Thanks Lan !

[@raycellinegoone6539]

Thanks 💖🤗

[@bisaboleh]

Great video. I had this same question in mind the last few days.

[@futuretree38]

very useful to understand the word usage!

[@joelsonmaoying4712]

Eu amei o video!

[@amoljadhav8757]

Ok thanks

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Đươc Hello my question , how to get a dot under the alphabet ơ?

[@belonggame]

It depends on what kind of Vietnamese input you use. There are VNI and Telex. VNI uses numbers and Telex uses sequence of letters. I personally prefer Telex. For ợ in Telex it's the sequence of "owj" and in VNI you would type "o57" I am still learning how to write Vietnamese myself

[@kyu2813]

thank you got the awesome lesson, I totally get it now. But I saw this sentence "Tôi đã được sinh ra", what does the được mean in this case? thank you!

[@AnhLuong13.6]

that is mean “ U were borned by your parents”. Được = passive voice grammar

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[@userwheretogo]

is this already available?

[@shannontogo6538]

I think of được as OK...

[@Tiengvietoi]

Ok is indeed one of the meanings of Được Shannon :)

[@seanspartan2023]

Cảm ơn nhiều!

[@reviewphimmoinhat.2024]

Bạn có cần mình dạy Tiếng Việt cho bạn không?

[@pedrosepulveda1221]

Genial!

[@nelsongonzalez4533]

Em co di dc kg?

[@tarafdermylinh553]

Great.

[@DuongBui-iu6kk]

I'm a Vietnamese, I was just little bit confused after I saw this video :>

[@thefuture6570]

Ok i hope i can say this in Vietnamese language,? A muốn bay về vn để tìm hiểu em được không?

[@freakthebest2325]

Xinh!

[@ToliTvkids]

Học tiếng Việt với Người Việt

[@nelsongonzalez4533]

Co duoc.

[@isrlhms]

b e a u t i f u l 😀

[@supersquirrel7546]

So then what are the literal transactions of duoc? I'm not getting this magic at all.

[@Tiengvietoi]

Literally "được" means "okay, can, be allowed".

[@supersquirrel7546]

@Tieng Viet Oi So then the meaning varies between: 1. Being permitted 2. Being able 3. Being affirmative (confirming yes) And the 4th: meaning yes, or it's ok, or "sure" in English?

[@supersquirrel7546]

@Tieng Viet Oi Thanks. Linguistic syntax in Vietnamese can be really tricky to the American ear. Wishing you best of luck in your business.

[@jimhunter4999]

Rat tot

[@luffylok5408]

Ez game được

[@毓麒黃]

Em có uống được bia không? Em có được uống bia không? Em uống bia này được không? …… Em có uống được bia không? Có, em uống được bia. Em không được uống bia rượu. Anh uống bia này cho em được không? …… Nếu uống quá nhiều cà phê, chị ấy sẽ không ngủ được. Tôi làm được bài tập này. Ở ngã tư này, đèn đỏ vẫn được rẽ phải. Trong lớp hắc tiếng việt, học sinh không được nói tiếng việt.

[@mahimachandrashakya7487]

Please speak slowly