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Basic Vietnamese Verbs
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Basic Vietnamese Verbs

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What is the Vietnamese verb for 'to eat'?

  • Chơi
  • Ăn (correct)
  • Uống
  • Ngủ
  • How do Vietnamese verbs indicate tense?

  • By changing form depending on the subject
  • By adding a suffix to the verb
  • By using time-related words or auxiliary verbs (correct)
  • By using different verb forms for each tense
  • What is used to indicate negation in Vietnamese verbs?

  • Muốn
  • Không (correct)
  • Biết
  • How are many Vietnamese verbs formed?

    <p>By combining a verb with a noun or an adjective</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What type of verb is 'biết' in Vietnamese?

    <p>Stative verb</p> Signup and view all the answers

    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

    • (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!

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