What does "mắc" mean in Southern accent? | Learn Vietnamese vocabulary

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I find all your videos very helpful an entertaining. I was born in Vietnam and lived there for the first 6 years of my life but I immigrated to Canada and forgot almost of all my Vietnamese. I am trying to learn Vietnamese again to reconnect with my roots.

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thanks again. great to learn and to watch. I agree with Georgia below.

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Hey SVFF Team admin, on 00:42 the word khỏi thối I saw the meaning in google translate is "Not Rot", but you is keep the changes? I confuse about this

[@MrZxcvbnm1300]

I got a lot of this video thank you 😊 I’d be more than happy if you update a video about a word of Mới. I can’t fully understand whenever it places on various sentences. (Additionally could you share your script with us please? For practicing even after watching your videos thank you as always!)

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[@ricwhk]

Both means busy. What is the difference between 'ban' and 'mac'?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

mắc is more used by Southerners

[@sgcl10658]

Mac means have to or get stuck of doing something, not busy. You have to say "mắc" to do something. Mac doesn't mean busy by itself.

[@thumtlnguyen3626]

Hỏi cô giáo dùm tui với cô giáo nói "điện thọi" ý là " cù lét bằng điện" phải không?

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Điện thoại - the phone :)

[@Hexane]

Chào Em Phi! (Matthew here)... my answer: mắc ói !

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Đúng rồi anh :)))

[@-wil2013]

1:55, “toilette” is a French word.

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Cảm ơn for telling us

[@-wil2013]

Không có chi.

[@PeLuRu4586]

Allow me to add another very useful and practical one: "Mắc mệt" = sick of / frustrated / tired This phrase is often used when you want to express your frustration or impatience when something does not work in the way you expect. For example: Tôi có một ông sếp suốt ngày cứ sai tôi làm những chuyện tào lao. I've got a boss who always assigns me to do nonsense tasks. Tôi thiệt là MẮC MỆT với ổng. I'm really SICK OF him.

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[@siddmartha]

You forgot about mắc dạy... This was said around me in both a VERY negative way and in a sarcastic way as well.

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

thank you for telling us, I know what you were talking about. But that word is “mất dạy” not mắc dạy nhe chị.

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Eye

[@brandonliao408]

If I'm right, ỉa is a more informal way of saying to poop. It's more like, "to shit" in English terms.

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:):):)

[@andygalindo8978]

Mac oi

[@DCD509]

Mắc ới

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*Mắc ói

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Goood

[@MrJunJPN]

Mắc địt😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

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LOL 2:02

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Laptop

[@tahoe829]

Bài học này tuyệt vời cả hai Em... 👏👏👏🙌🙌💯💯🙌 ... Chừng hỏi đó anh muốn trả lời ... mắc ói!!! 🤢🤮🤮

[@chloemacdonald9325]

mắc ói

[@michaeldporcelli]

Why is mắc đái disgusting?

[@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF]

actually "đái" doesn't sound very polite :D

[@michaeldporcelli]

@@LearnVietnameseWithSVFF is it kind of like "piss" in English?

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@@michaeldporcelli yes that's right