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What is the Vietnamese verb for 'to eat'?
What is the Vietnamese verb for 'to eat'?
How do Vietnamese verbs indicate tense?
How do Vietnamese verbs indicate tense?
What is used to indicate negation in Vietnamese verbs?
What is used to indicate negation in Vietnamese verbs?
How are many Vietnamese verbs formed?
How are many Vietnamese verbs formed?
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What type of verb is 'biết' in Vietnamese?
What type of verb is 'biết' in Vietnamese?
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Study Notes
Basic Verbs in Vietnamese
Action Verbs
- Ăn (to eat)
- Uống (to drink)
- Ngủ (to sleep)
- Đi (to go)
- Chơi (to play)
Movement Verbs
- Đi (to go)
- Đến (to arrive)
- Về (to return)
- Ra (to go out)
- Vào (to enter)
Stative Verbs
- Có (to have)
- Biết (to know)
- Thích (to like)
- Muốn (to want)
- Cần (to need)
Verb Conjugation
- Vietnamese verbs do not change form depending on tense or subject.
- Time is indicated by using time-related words (e.g., hôm nay - today, mai - tomorrow) or auxiliary verbs (e.g., đã - already, sẽ - will).
Verb Negation
- Không is used to indicate negation (e.g., không ăn - do not eat).
Verb Formation
- Many Vietnamese verbs are formed by combining a verb with a noun or an adjective (e.g., học tập - to study, ăn cơm - to eat rice).
Basic Verbs in Vietnamese
Action Verbs
- Ăn means to eat
- Uống means to drink
- Ngủ means to sleep
- Đi has multiple meanings, including to go and to move
- Chơi means to play
Movement Verbs
- Đi means to go or to move
- Đến means to arrive
- Về means to return
- Ra means to go out
- Vào means to enter
Stative Verbs
- Có means to have
- Biết means to know
- Thích means to like
- Muốn means to want
- Cần means to need
Verb Conjugation
- Vietnamese verbs do not change form depending on tense or subject
- Time is indicated by using time-related words like hôm nay for today or mai for tomorrow
- Auxiliary verbs like đã for already or sẽ for will are used to indicate time
Verb Negation
- Không is used to indicate negation, for example không ăn means do not eat
Verb Formation
- Many Vietnamese verbs are formed by combining a verb with a noun or an adjective
- Examples include học tập for to study and ăn cơm for to eat rice
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Learn basic Vietnamese verbs, including action verbs, movement verbs, stative verbs, and their conjugation rules. Improve your Vietnamese language skills with this quiz!
