10 Vietnamese Grammar Points You Might Not Have Known
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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great guide!
Very nice video. Is there any specific rule for “that” when to use Là, rằng and also mà or is it just interchangeable?
I think "rằng" is more common in writing, especially literature, while "là" is more natural for speaking.
Also, when we speak, we often omit these words if the following part can form a whole sentence itself:
Mẹ bảo tôi [là/rằng] trời đang mưa
(Mom told me that it's raining -> Mom told me, "it's raining.")
The meaning doesn't change.
"mà" is slightly similar to "but" in English (specifically in this grammar structure that came up to my mind):
Anh ấy cao mà béo.
He's tall but fat.
Cô ấy thông minh mà lười.
She's smart but lazy.
You can see the adjectives used after "mà" in this structure are often not expected together with the adjectives used before it. It's used to prefer a sort of disappointment.
Another usage of "mà" is as an end of a specific type of sentence which is used to answer in an opposite way with the question, or to disagree with something has been said:
Bạn không vui à?
Are you not happy?
Tôi vui mà.
I'm happy (mate!)
Bức tranh này đẹp quá!
This picture is so beautiful!
Xấu mà!
Ugly (instead!)
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